A year later, on July 18, 1980, India successfully launched the Rohini satellite into orbit from Sriharikota in Orissa. This launch made India part of a select group of nations that could independently develop satellite launch technology.

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SLV that fell into the sea :

The first SLV was launched by the Indian Space Research Organization in 1975. (S.L.V.) was launched. Its purpose was to launch a fixed satellite into a fixed Earth orbit in 1978.

Thus it was announced by Mother Indira Gandhi that India would launch a satellite in 1978. Due to this, Kalam started working hard.

SLV-3, a rocket developed by Kalam's genius, flew majestically towards space on August 10, 1979. But the rocket deviated and crashed into the Bay of Bengal.

Pledge at Gandhi's mausoleum :

Kalam urged the government to write on Delhi Gandhi's mausoleum that every one of us should take a vow to give up bad habits like alcoholism, corruption, dowry etc.

The first SLV was launched by the Indian Space Research Organization in 1975. (S.L.V.) was launched. Its purpose was to launch a fixed satellite into a fixed Earth orbit in 1978.

Thus it was announced by Mother Indira Gandhi that India would launch a satellite in 1978. Due to this, Kalam started working hard.

SLV-3, a rocket developed by Kalam's genius, flew majestically towards space on August 10, 1979. But the rocket deviated and crashed into the Bay of Bengal.

Pledge at Gandhi's mausoleum :

Kalam urged the government to write on Delhi Gandhi's mausoleum that every one of us should take a vow to give up bad habits like alcoholism, corruption, dowry etc.

Successfully run SLV. 3 :

SLV.3

Knowing that failure is the stepping stone to success, Kalam worked tirelessly. He launched SLV-3 into space at 8 am in July 1980. SLV-3 successfully operated. It made big news in the dailies of the day and Kalam was highly praised.

With the success of SLV-3, India's prestige in the international space research industry began to rise. Indian Space Research (ISRO) chief personally met Abdul Kalam who was responsible for this success and expressed his appreciation. Kalam also agreed to meet and talk with the then Prime Minister Indira Khan. In 1981, Kalam was awarded Batu Bhushan title.

Call of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi :

He went to the Nehru Science Center in Mumbai and completed his SLV. Kalam went on to talk about his project experiences.

At that time, Professor Dhawan, the head of the program, told Kalam on the phone, "Mrs. Indira Gandhi has called you. Please come to Delhi immediately."

Kalam's speech in Parliament :

Informer Kalam Indira Gandhi accepted the invitation and went to Delhi. Members of Parliament and Assembly, members of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha were gathered in Parliament.

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi S.L.V. He praised Kalam for the success of the 3-missile mission. Indian scientistse everyone praised.

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi invited Kalam to speak. Accepting his loving command, Kalam started talking.

"Mr. Prime Minister of India and Honorable Members of Parliament, I am very happy to talk with you who are developing India. I can successfully work together in space projects like rocket and satellite SLV-3. Through this, you have given us such a rare opportunity to demonstrate the power of our country to the world of science. I thank everyone."

His concise speech impressed everyone!

Best answer

What is a birthday?

BBC World asked all of its VIPs this question.

Abdul Kalam said, "That one day in life your mother laughed after hearing your crying voice!" This was chosen as the best answer.

DRDO :

In 1981, Kalam was invited to speak on SLV-3 at a scientific conference held in Dehradun.

Nuclear scientist Raja Ramanna also attended the meeting. He spoke about India's efforts in nuclear energy.

After the meeting, during tea time, scientist Raja Ramanna asked Kalam, "Are you joining DRDO?" He asked.

D.R.T. oh is a unit that leads operations related to the destruction of key enemy centers.

Its extension in English is Defense Research and Development Laboratory (DRDL) is It was in this that scientist Raja Ramanna invited Kalam to join the work.

S. LV 3 was successful and Kalam preferred to transfer himself from ISRO to DRDL. So he immediately agreed to work in DRDL. Within days of joining DRDO, Kalam was honored with a doctorate by Anna University, Chennai.