Kozhikode Girl to anchor ‘Pareeksha-pe-charcha’
The Hindu
Kozhikode student to anchor 'Pareeksha-Pe-Charcha' with PM Modi, first from Kerala, selected through video submission.
Meghna N. Nath, a Standard 11 student of Kendriya Vidyalaya-1, Kozhikode, will be the anchor of ‘Pareeksha-Pe-Charcha’ to be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on January 29.
She is the first student from Kerala to anchor the event. A winner of youth parliament at the State and South India levels, Meghna was selected on the basis of a three-minute video that she had prepared. Ananya Jyothi from Varanasi will be her co-anchor in the event in which the Prime Minister will interact with students from different parts of the country on facing exams in a stress-free environment.
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