Chhattisgarh Chief Minister urges examinees to stay confident, disciplined and healthy, says anxiety is natural but hard work will ensure success
TFP Bureau, Raipur, February 17, 2026: Extending warm wishes to students appearing for examinations across the state, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai on Sunday delivered an encouraging message, urging them to face exams with confidence, courage and a positive mindset.
Addressing students, the Chief Minister began with a heartfelt greeting—“All the best, dear children”—and acknowledged that examination season often brings a mix of excitement and nervousness. He reassured students that such emotions are completely natural and should not be a cause for worry. “If you feel anxious, it only means you are serious about your studies and your future. That sense of responsibility is a strength, not a weakness,” he said.
Emphasising emotional resilience, Shri Sai told students that they are not alone during this crucial phase. He reminded them that their parents, teachers and the entire state stand with them, supporting their aspirations and cheering for their success. He noted that examinations are an important milestone in life that test not just academic knowledge but also discipline, patience and confidence.
The Chief Minister highlighted that the hard work students have put in throughout the year is their greatest asset. Every lesson learned, every revision session and every practice test, he said, adds to their preparation and builds a solid foundation for success. He urged them not to allow fear or pressure to overshadow their self-belief.
Offering practical guidance, Shri Sai advised students to follow a structured routine, revise challenging subjects regularly and maintain a balanced schedule that includes adequate rest and proper nutrition. He also suggested limiting distractions such as excessive mobile phone use so that they can stay focused on their goals during this crucial period.
Stressing the importance of physical and mental well-being, he said that sufficient sleep, healthy food and a calm mind are essential for performing well in examinations. He encouraged students to approach each paper with clarity and confidence rather than anxiety.
Expressing strong faith in the state’s young learners, the Chief Minister said he is confident that students across Chhattisgarh will perform exceptionally well this year too, bringing pride to their families, teachers and the state through their achievements.
