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I speak kalam...come on

For me, science is like a gentle breeze creeping into my mind. Science has always seemed to me a path of spiritual growth and self-realization.

I believe that trials and tribulations are opportunities that God provides for us to grow. So search among the wreckage when your hopes, dreams, and ideals are shattered. A golden opportunity may catch your eye buried within the ruins. To continue the journey….

It has become our life to drag things on without seeing solutions to problems. The problem is determining the difference between success and failure. It is in trouble that inner courage and wisdom can be revealed.

Unfortunately in our country today the only difference is heroes and zeros. One side is dominated by two hundred to three hundred heroes. On the other hand, one crore people are left behind. This is a situation that needs to be changed.

From "Wings of Fire" by Kalam.

Historical records

Every incident of Dr. Abdul Kalam's life shone with Gandhian ideals.

 He lived the most simple life among Indian Presidents. He is a world record holder in the field of science who was educated in Tamil as his mother tongue.

Kalam is the only Indian President who ate only vegetarian food in the Presidential Palace.

Kalam did not get married as he would not be able to work fully in scientific development work if he got married.

B.Sc from St. Joseph's College, Trichy in 1954. Educated Kalam earned the title after 48 years without buying it.

Apadu Mahilam, who was the Forest Chief, did not allow his relatives to stay with him in the President's House and was a sanctity in public life.

Temple, pond, office, mansion, wherever he goes, he takes off his shoes and goes outside. Then he will come and wear it.

The secret of India's missile king Kalam's success was 99% hard work, 1% ambition.

Kalam plays Veena. He paints. He is good at playing cricket. Carnatic music lover.

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As a result, they have announced that the train will not stop at Rameswaram. Due to this, the people who bring newspaper bundles in the train will lift the bundles and throw them on the platform when they approach Rameswaram. Samsuddin hired Kalam to collect them and bring them to the shop. That was the first job Kalam saw. Kalam was overjoyed to see his first month's salary.

Two that recite kalam to children

Important Tips:

  Studying children should teach two illiterate people to read and write before completing twelfth standard.

Everyone must plant at least 5 trees.

  In 1950, Aparuk Kalam bought a book called "The Light from Many Lamps" in an old book shop in Moore Market, Chennai. He has had it for over 60 years. Treasure the book

  In 1958, when Abdul Kalam joined the defense department of the central government, he was given a monthly salary of Rs 250.

  Once in an interview with actor Vivek Kalam, he said, "Give me a piece of advice." Kalam advises me that I am not a great man. Along with your work, plant about one lakh saplings for the development of the country."

   It was Abdul Kalam who tossed out the laws that the President should live like this on the day of his inauguration.

  He never misused his authority and recommended anything to anyone. The fact that all his relatives are still middle class is a testament to Kalam's sincerity.

On May 11, 1998, India tested a nuclear bomb in Pokhran and showed itself as a superpower on the world stage. It was founded by Abdul Kalam.

 Kalam, "God is a partner in any profession or work".

  Abdul Kalam, who used to eat vegetarian food, later switched to vegetarianism. When he was in government service in Kerala, people there called him "Abdul Kalam Iyer" after seeing his eating habits.

  When Kalam met the reporters, Thirukkural would quote the Bhagavad Gita.

  When Kalam was young, he threw a stone into the well and it bubbled up. “Why does it come?” asked Abdul Kalam. This was the first scientific question he asked.

Kalam never discriminated in terms of money, caste, race, religion, language and age. No matter the age, young or old, he would call him "Sir".