Everything About APJ Abdul Kalam

At whatever point we go over the name APJ Abdul Kalam, none other than the picture of an academician consumes our brain. A paragon of devotion, tolerance, versatility, and diligent work, APJ Abdul Kalam was a man who saw the sky with no limits; who had faith in thinking beyond practical boundaries, making strides towards it and accomplishing it.

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APJ Abdul Kalam… popularly known as Missile man of India who saw India with no boundaries in space. Avul Pakir Jainulabin Abdul Kalam, a kid from Rameswaram who longed for contacting the sky by turning into a pilot, wound up being one of the most mainstream Presidents of India. Continuously an academician, Kalam was outstanding for his books, commitments to science, and being an inspirational orator.

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Abdul Kalam was born on 15 October 1931 at Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu. During his school years, he upheld his family by selling newspapers. In the wake of finishing his tutoring from Rameswaram, Kalam graduated in Aerospace Engineering from Madras Institute of Technology in 1960 and joined the Aeronautical Development Establishment of the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) as a researcher. In spite of the fact that Kalam needed to turn into a military pilot, he botched the opportunity by one position. Be that as it may, he turned into an individual from the Defense Research and Development Service (DRDS) and began his profession by planning a little air cushion vehicle.

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In 1969 Kalam was moved to the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) where he set up himself as the “Rocket man of India”. Kalam turned into the Project Director of first Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-III) of India in 1980.

In 1982, Kalam turned into the Chief Scientific Advisor to the Prime Minister of India and furthermore the Secretary of DRDO. He additionally filled in as the Chief Project Coordinator in the Pokhran-II Nuclear Test alongside R Chidambaram. It was after media’s intercession that Indian individuals came to think about Kalam’s accomplishments and he turned into the best and famous researcher of India.

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Abdul Kalam worked as a President of India from 2002 to 2007 which was presided by Kocheril Raman Narayanan (1997-2002) and Prevailed by Pratibha Patil (2007-2012). He was the eleventh leader of India and chosen against Lakshmi Sehgal in 2002. In 1990s he had filled in as the Chief Scientific consultant to the Prime Minister before turning into the President of India in 2002.  After serving his presidential term he sought after what he cherished most – educating, composing and perusing.

Achievements

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It was after media’s intercession that Indian individuals came to think about Kalam’s accomplishments and he turned into the best and famous researcher of India. he is a part of his critical job in creating rockets AGNI (a ballistic rocket) and Prithvi (surface to surface rocket) that he came to be known as the Missile Man of India.

Quotes for Students

APJ Abdul Kalam Quotes for Students

In the life of Abdul Kalam, after so much effort, education was taken care of and his life in hunger always got to learn something new. He did his schooling from the same village and then joined Trukulapalli at St. Joseph’s College. Where he did the Graduation in physics in 1954. He was died but still he is role model and source of learning about life, Motivation to lakhs of students getting Strength over to the quotes of Abdul kalam on his thought’s life lessons till now. Let’s discuss some of the them which are useful for our daily motivation.

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Quotes on Education

Abdul Kalam Quotes on Education

Books written by Abdul Kalam

Books written by Abdul Kalam

Being an enthusiastic pursuer and a noteworthy in Literature, he always had a little reserve of books in his storage room which is his prized ownership. He used to Pursue books in his pastime. Kalam always says that Books become changeless colleagues. Featuring the significance of books throughout everyday life, Kalam constantly propelled individuals to peruse books. They were his pleased belongings. At the point when Kalam passed on it was books and a lot of few garments which contained his heritage. Not only a vivid reader kalam is. also, he is a great writer too. He wrote his own biography. Related, A few books have been written by this popular researcher APJ Abdul Kalam May be a worth reading: he wrote 25 books in his lifetime. Those names are incorporated here…

  1. India 2020: A Vision for the New Millennium

Publishing year: 1998

  1. Wings of Fire: An Autobiography

Publishing year: 1999

  1. Ignited Minds: Unleashing the Power within India

Publishing year: 2002

  1. The Luminous Sparks: A Biography in Verse and Colours

Publishing year: 2004

  1. Guiding Souls: Dialogues on the Purpose of Life

Publishing year: 2005 Co-author: Arun Tiwari

  1. Mission of India: A Vision of Indian Youth

Publishing year: 2005

  1. Inspiring Thoughts: Quotation Series

Publishing year: 2007

  1. You Are Born to Blossom: Take My Journey Beyond

Publishing year: 2011

Co-author: Arun Tiwari

  1. The Scientific India: A Twenty First Century Guide to the World around Us

Publishing year: 2011

Co-author: Y. S. Rajan

  1. Failure to Success: Legendry Lives

Publishing year: 2011

Co-author: Arun Tiwari, Ramnath Kovind

  1. Target 3 Billion

Publishing year: 2011

Co-author:   Srijan Pal Singh

  1. You are Unique: Scale New Heights by Thoughts and Actions

Publishing year: 2012

Co-author: S. Poonam Kohli

  1. Turning Points: A Journey through Challenges

Publishing year: 2012

  1. Indomitable Spirit

Publishing year: 2013

  1. Spirit of India

Publishing year: 2013

  1. Thoughts for Change: We Can Do It Publishing year: 2013

Co-author:  A. Sivathanu Pillai

  1. My Journey: Transforming Dreams into Actions

Publishing year: 2013

  1. Governance for Growth in India

Publishing year: 2014

  1. Manifesto for Change

Publishing year: 2014

Co-author: V. Ponraj

  1. Forge Your Future: Candid, Forthright, Inspiring

Publishing year: 2014

  1. Beyond 2020: A Vision for Tomorrow’s India

Publishing year: 2014

  1. The Guiding Light: A Selection of Quotations from My Favourite Books

Publishing year: 2015

  1. Reignited: Scientific Pathways to a Brighter Future

Publishing year: 2015 Co-author:   Srijan Pal Singh

  1. The Family and the Nation

Publishing year: 2015

Co-author: Acharya Mahapragya

  1. Transcendence My Spiritual Experiences

Publishing year: 2015

Co-author: Arun Tiwari

APJ Abdul Kalam Memorial

APJ Abdul Kalam Memorial

The everlasting memory of India’s great leader, former president, and a renowned scientist – Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, now welcomes the visitors to the temple town of Rameswaram. Dr. Kalam, who always reflected the simplicity, depth, and calmness of Rameswaram through his life, is remarkably showcased in his memorial. Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam National Memorial was inaugurated by Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi on 27th July, 2017. Presenting as an interesting sightseeing choice, the memorial of the former president invites the tourists from all over the world to witness India’s diversity and different culture.

Spread over 2.11 acres of land, the memorial is constructed on the gravesite of Dr. Kalam, where his mortal remnants were put to rest on July 27, 2015. In order to pay tribute to India’s missile man, The Defense Research and Development Organization(DRDO), with which Dr. Kalam had been associated for several years of his life, came up with an initiative to construct his memorial and with an investment of Rs 120 crore, its construction had been completed in a record time of just 9 months.

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Kalam was an exceptional man who never had confidence in sitting around, and constantly attempted to get the greatest yield from each work he did. He last breath on July 27, 2015, from an obvious heart failure while conveying a speech for students at IIM Shillong. India not only missed Kalam, India missed a Missile who has a courage and intelligence of creating infinite Missiles.