Guwahati: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his two-day visit to Assam on Sunday, held a special and inspiring interaction with 25 students on board the ‘Charaideo’ cruise ship on the Brahmaputra River. This program marked a unique initiative during his state visit.
Students were Come From Different Parts oF Assam
The interaction, which lasted approximately 45 minutes and began at the Gateway Terminal in Guwahati, provided the students with a rare opportunity to interact directly with the Prime Minister in an informal and encouraging atmosphere.
Friendly Discussion about their Studies, paper and Stress
Amidst the beautiful view of the Brahmaputra, PM Modi interacted with students one-on-one and discussed topics such as studies, exams, stress management, motivation, and overall personal development.
During the interaction, the Prime Minister urged students to maintain self-confidence, focus on self-discipline, and embrace challenges with a positive attitude.
Emphasizing holistic development, he advised students to maintain a balance between studies, creativity, curiosity, and physical health. He urged them not to consider exams as a burden, but rather to consider them an opportunity to test their understanding and patience.
Great experience for Students
Students participating in the dialogue included Nishtha Borgohain, Anahita Singh, Bihan Upadhyay, Shubhrajita Barman, Abhineet Barua, Tridisha Malakar, Arpita Das, Shafiur Rahman, Ashita Sharma, Ranjan Kalita, Drishti Goswami, Amit Daimary, Jyotsna Basumatary, Jennifer Ahmed, Naeem Masood, Christina Bora, Tanmay Chutia, Bikash Bhumi, Dibani Majhi, Disha Mirdha, Thaisingdeo Thausein, Christina Beti, Devanjali Bhattacharya, Piyush Debnath, and Anandita Mishra.
The dialogue proved to be a memorable and inspiring experience for the participating students, as they shared their thoughts, aspirations, and concerns directly with the Prime Minister.
Many students expressed enthusiasm for the informal nature of the dialogue and the encouragement they received from the Prime Minister.
According to officials, this interaction was Prime Minister Modi’s first direct interaction with students during his visit to Assam, giving his trip a special and meaningful dimension.
They said the initiative reflects the Prime Minister’s continued focus on youth empowerment and student welfare, while also highlighting Assam’s cultural and natural heritage through this unique river-based initiative.