Mangaluru: PM Narendra Modi on Monday told a young dancer from mangalore that his achievements much bigger than her and said that her art is a way to express the strength of a great nation.
PM, during the interaction with the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Purasastar, congratulations Remona Evette Pereira, 16, a first PU student of Padua PU College, via videoconference.
Remona has received an award for exceptional achievement in the field of arts and culture.
Modi appreciated the efforts and determination of the art form.
Remona began studying dance at the age of three years.
When Modi asked him how he stays motivated, Remona told the PM that his mother has been an inspiration and she introduced him to Indian culture and various aspects of dance.
“I want to spread the color and the richness of our culture throughout the world,” he said.
On the challenges he faced in pursuing her passion, she told the PM that his mother faced many difficulties after his father died.
Teens aims to teach poor children.
He worked hard to make me welcome at the dance school and made sure that my brother and I get our education, “he added.
Prime Minister also praised Gladys Pereira, mother Remona, due to neglect their own activities to realize it.
The dream princess.
When the PM informed that Remona appear on broken glass, he asked him, “Are not you afraid of it?” “it took a lot of time to learn even standing on the pieces of glass.
My mother would try it out first, and then I will learn.
It’s all about practice and hard work, “said Youth.
Remona told Toi that he was very happy to interact with the Prime Minister and wished him to visit Delhi to receive the award.
Remona aspire to do a PhD in Bharakanatyam, and want to continue studying the forms new-shape dance and teach children who are less fortunate.
“the award came as a surprise and after trying for the last five years,” he said.
Videoconference arranged in Dakshina Kannada ZP Office, digital certificates awarded PMRBP.
Recipients for 2022 and 2021 using the blockchain technology.