dr. a p j abdul kalam came in my dream
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my favourite leader or say my role model Dr APJ Abdul Kalam came into my dream. He told me lots of things about his dreams, wishes and his vision for India.
He told me that he had three visions for India- FREEDOM, DEVELOPMENT and India must stand up to the world. He wants that poverty and corruption should be eradicated so that all Indians could be part of the global mission that everyone shares. He wished that everyone in India has the self-confidence to see ourselves as a developed nation, self-reliant and self-assured. He told me that India is not an underdeveloped nation it is a highly developed nation and we should make it so.
He also told me that he wants to see the India growing further in the space, technology, agriculture and in every sector like developing countries. He also needs a strong defence for India. He told me that India needs lot of efforts from all citizens in terms of benefitting themselves as well as benefitting the country. He wants us to be more aggressive and achievement oriented who can fight for their rights and the betterment of their nation.
He told me that he had three visions for India- FREEDOM, DEVELOPMENT and India must stand up to the world. He wants that poverty and corruption should be eradicated so that all Indians could be part of the global mission that everyone shares. He wished that everyone in India has the self-confidence to see ourselves as a developed nation, self-reliant and self-assured. He told me that India is not an underdeveloped nation it is a highly developed nation and we should make it so.
He also told me that he wants to see the India growing further in the space, technology, agriculture and in every sector like developing countries. He also needs a strong defence for India. He told me that India needs lot of efforts from all citizens in terms of benefitting themselves as well as benefitting the country. He wants us to be more aggressive and achievement oriented who can fight for their rights and the betterment of their nation.
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