The book "Exam Warriors" written by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was launched to reach out to students from all over the country before the examinations. This book was released by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar.

This book has been written to encourage young people to face exams and difficult moments of life with fresh and new energy. "Exam Warriors" has been published by Penguin India, which is a book of 208 pages.

This book is based on the Prime Minister's "Mann Ki Baat". This book of Prime Minister Modi has been released when millions of children in the country are preparing for competitive examinations like medical, engineering with 10th, 12th.

In the book, 25 chants are meant to deal with the examinations. In the book, he mentioned about former President APJ Abdul Kalam, that an examination can not be examined by a person's entire life.

APJ Abdul Kalam wanted to become a fighter pilot, but missed it. But he did not sit frustrated. Later he became a great scientist, whom we still remember.

In this way, he advised students not to be worried about the examination, but instead advised to celebrate it like a festival. In the book, it has been advised to play during the examination, to make regular yoga and to get sufficient sleep to break stress.

It is also about identifying yourself without cheating in exams and moving forward. In releasing PM Modi's book, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has mentioned many of her experiences related to the examinations. She said that elections are also like exam for us people. Many meetings have to be done in one day, but stress does not come. She asked the children preparing for the examinations to give special attention to preparations and time management.

At the same time, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said that people sitting in the post of Prime Minister often talk about politics, but Narendra Modi is a prime minister who talks about politics as well as social responsibility.