PM Modi urges teachers to curb screen time and address drug use

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: On Teachers’ Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met 82 National Award‑winning teachers and educators in New Delhi. He urged them to help children reduce excessive screen time by encouraging sports, physical games and creative activities. Modi also highlighted the need to tackle drug addiction among youth, stressing the role of teachers in guiding and protecting students. The meeting underscored the government’s focus on child welfare and education reform.

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PM Modi urges teachers to address excessive screen time, drug addiction among students

Left-leaning · The Hindu

PM Modi talks ‘aura’ again, this time during interaction with teachers: ‘People will keep looking at your aura’

Center · Hindustan Times

PM Modi Urges Teachers to Address Screen Time, Drug Risks at National Teachers Awards Interaction

Right-leaning · Times Now

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First reported by Economic Times on ; 10 articles from 9 outlets so far.

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