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An ineffaceable mark is created in the minds of millions of Indians by our “People’s

President” the late Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. Very few eminent public figures that history has

witnessed had created such a deep influence even after their demise. This magical name sends

an electrical signal to every soul in our country who wants to be truly successful. He always

preferred to converse with people directly instead of using the web or the electronic media. He

was very less aware of protocols and security measures. He loved spending quality time

amongst students in various schools, colleges and universities to interact with them and to

inspire them to be better individuals when they grow up

Here are numerous experiences of people who worked by the side of this man who has

been deeply motivated by his honest care, affection and thoughtfulness. It was once, under a

very tight project launch a scientist working under him requested an early leave as he was

supposed to take his son to an exhibition. Engrossed in his work, it was three hours late when

he realised that he had not kept his word to his son.. Going back home with a guilty heart he

was amazed to know that his son was not at home. Instead he was at his exhibition. It was Dr

Kalam, who on noticing that the scientist was not leaving his work, thought to keep his father’s

promise to the child by taking him to the exhibition personally. It clearly shows how much he

valued his men. because it is men who makes or breaks an organisation.

Small instances like refusing to sit on a chair offered to him on a seminar at IIT Varanasi just

because its size was bigger than the rest shows how much he believed in being equal.

Personally sending a handwritten thank you card to a kid who sketched his portrait inspired by

his book “Wings of Fire” shows how polite he was to respond and acknowledge every good and

positive deed.This man touched every heart in a big and meaningful way.
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