A question which arises in every student’s mind – How to improve memory – was asked to PM Modi during ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’.Anusha of Khammam, Telangana and Gayatri Saxena asked PM Modi about strengthening memory.

PM Modi said it is important to register things. If it is registered one can memorise things easily. He asked the students to give extreme importance to the present. This awareness about being in the present helps to learn and remember better.

He said the present is the biggest ‘present’ and the one who lives in the present makes the most out of life. He said if things are learnt with full attention nothing will be forgotten.

PM Modi emphasised about the importance of memory and said, “Memory is like a catalytic agent. To make the most out of memory, one should have a calm mind. A stable mind is what brings the best out of memory.”

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PM Modi to visit Mauritius from March 11-12, 2025
March 08, 2025

On the invitation of the Prime Minister of Mauritius, Dr Navinchandra Ramgoolam, Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi will pay a State Visit to Mauritius on March 11-12, 2025, to attend the National Day celebrations of Mauritius on 12th March as the Chief Guest. A contingent of Indian Defence Forces will participate in the celebrations along with a ship from the Indian Navy. Prime Minister last visited Mauritius in 2015.

During the visit, Prime Minister will call on the President of Mauritius, meet the Prime Minister, and hold meetings with senior dignitaries and leaders of political parties in Mauritius. Prime Minister will also interact with the members of the Indian-origin community, and inaugurate the Civil Service College and the Area Health Centre, both built with India’s grant assistance. A number of Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) will be exchanged during the visit.

India and Mauritius share a close and special relationship rooted in shared historical, cultural and people to people ties. Further, Mauritius forms an important part of India’s Vision SAGAR, i.e., Security and growth for All in the Region.

The visit will reaffirm the strong and enduring bond between India and Mauritius and reinforce the shared commitment of both countries to enhance the bilateral relationship across all sectors.