Are marks important to succeed in life? Find out what PM Modi has to say…

Published By : Admin | April 8, 2021 | 08:36 IST

During Pariksha Pe Charcha, young Shreyaan Roy of West Bengal asked PM Modi, “Is failure in examination is actually a failure for us in our life?”. Replying to his question, PM Modi said, “Marks alone never determine success or failure. What matters most is what we do in life.”

PM Modi remarked, “Marks that you secure in exams cannot be the only measure of your ability. If you see in India and even around the world, you will find many successful people who did not score good marks, but today they are the best in their field. We have built up so much expectations around marks and examinations that we often forget that they are just stepping stones and not the destination.”

PM Modi stated, “There is one thing that we must avoid, that is destination fever. It is a new kind of evil entering the society. People want to decide their own direction based on the destination someone else reached. If someone else was successful at doing something, then you think you must also do it. If someone else failed at something, then you think you must also not try that.”



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PM Modi hails the commencement of 20th Session of UNESCO’s Committee on Intangible Cultural Heritage in India
December 08, 2025

The Prime Minister has expressed immense joy on the commencement of the 20th Session of the Committee on Intangible Cultural Heritage of UNESCO in India. He said that the forum has brought together delegates from over 150 nations with a shared vision to protect and popularise living traditions across the world.

The Prime Minister stated that India is glad to host this important gathering, especially at the historic Red Fort. He added that the occasion reflects India’s commitment to harnessing the power of culture to connect societies and generations.

The Prime Minister wrote on X;

“It is a matter of immense joy that the 20th Session of UNESCO’s Committee on Intangible Cultural Heritage has commenced in India. This forum has brought together delegates from over 150 nations with a vision to protect and popularise our shared living traditions. India is glad to host this gathering, and that too at the Red Fort. It also reflects our commitment to harnessing the power of culture to connect societies and generations.

@UNESCO”