Visually impaired student's song at Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 moves PM Modi
India Today
A visually impaired student's soulful song became the most touching moment at PPC 2026. The performance set the tone for an event focused on confidence, exams and well-being.
A visually impaired student singing an inspiring song emerged as the most emotional and memorable moment of Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026, drawing warm applause from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and students present at the venue.
The short performance, shared on the Prime Minister's official YouTube handle, added a deeply personal touch to the ninth edition of the Prime Minister’s flagship interaction with students.
The YouTube description of the video captured the mood of the moment, stating, "This song by a divyang student at Pariksha Pe Charcha turned the moment unforgettable, drawing smiles, applause and appreciation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and everyone present. Do watch!"
The student sang lines urging courage, honesty and perseverance. Parts of the song included, “Keep moving forward, keep going,” and “The whole world is behind you, keep fighting the difficulties.”
The simple words, sung with confidence, resonated strongly with students watching the programme across the country.
The performance came during Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026. The event will go live in early February and will be broadcast live on Doordarshan channels, All India Radio, and digital platforms of the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Education, ensuring nationwide reach.
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