The eighth edition of the prime minister's annual 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' (PPC) is set to be held in a different format with renowned personalities like actor Deepika Padukone, six-time world champion ...

India's newly formed Sports Experts Advisory Committee aims to enhance talent and ensure transparency. Olympic medalists Mary ...

Image Source : INDIA TV Parikhsha Pe Charcha is to be held on February 10. The 'Parikhsha Pe Charcha' event which involves discussions about examinations, will be held in a new format and style ...

Among the personalities include Deepika Padukone, Mary Kom, Avani Lekhara, Rujuta Divekar, Sonali Sabharwal, FoodPharmer, Vikrant Massey, Bhumi Pednekar, Technical Guruji and Radhika Gupta who ...

This year, PPC will feature well-known faces from different fields, including Bollywood stars like Deepika Padukone, Vikrant Massey, and Bhumi Pednekar; boxing champion Mary Kom; Paralympic gold ...

The committee, to be headed by Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, will have the three Olympic medallists as members to advise on identification and grooming of talent, ensure fair and transparent ...

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New Delhi: The eighth edition of the prime minister’s annual ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ (PPC) is set to be held in a different format with renowned personalities like actor Deepika Padukone, six-time world ...

Other famous personalities who have been roped in are Paralympic gold medallist Avani Lekhara, celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar, Sonali Sabharwal, health influencer Food Pharmer, actors Vikrant ...

The event, scheduled on February 10, will feature eight episodes where these experts will talk to students and be part of their journey from becoming exam "worriers" to "warriors", they said.