Kritika Nandal of Mehrana village in Panipat district is on cloud nine after the Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to her on Sunday during his monthly “Mann ki Baat” programme.
The Prime Minister interacted with youngsters from various parts of the country who have recently passed their board exams.
“It was the happiest moment of my life when I talked to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the phone,” said Kritika, a 16-year-old girl who secured 96 per cent in her Class XII CBSE Board result. She was a student of DAV Police Public School, Panipat.
Talking to the mediapersons after the interaction, she said, “I was a proud moment for her and her parents as she was among a few students selected to interact with the Prime Minister. During the interaction, I shared my aspirations of becoming a doctor in future with the PM.”
During his “Mann ki Baat” radio address, the Prime Minister had interacted with students who performed exceptionally well in the?board examinations this year despite facing all odds. He congratulated the students and motivated them to perform well in their future endeavors and further said that “our country is changing with a positive mindset”.
He first interacted with Kritika Nandal and congratulated her for passing the board exams and asked about her aim in life. During the interaction, she said that her mother was her biggest inspiration in her life. She said that despite struggles in life, her mother has remained strong and bold and inspires her to become strong too.
Kritika also said that she wants to become a doctor.
Wishing Kritika best of luck, PM Modi said that the life of doctors is totally dedicated to the society and that it is a 24x7 job. “Doctors have to work very hard throughout the day. In the time of the pandemic, they are risking their lives to serve the public,” he said.”There was a time when whether in sports or other sectors, most people were either from big cities or from famous families or from well-known schools or colleges. Now, the country is changing.
Our youth are coming forward from villages, from small towns and from ordinary families,” the Prime Minister further said.
“New heights of success are being scaled. These people are moving forward in the midst of crises, fostering new dreams. We see something similar to this in the results of the board exams that have recently been announced,” he added.