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essay on apj abdul kalam azad

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Abdul Pakir Jainulabudeen Abdul Kalam, this was the name of India’s 11th President; who is known as APJ Abdul Kalam, in short. He was born to Mr. Jainulabdeen and Mrs. Ashiamma. Abdul Kalam’s father was a boat owner who ferried Hindu pilgrims from the famous Rameswaram temple in Tamil Nadu to Dhanushkodi. Mr. Jainulabdeen was also an imam in the local mosque, this is how he earned his living for his family. Mrs. Ashiamma was a housewife. Dr. Abdul Kalam came from a modest family. He has even worked as a paperboy to support his father. Abdul Kalam has four brothers and one sister. He was born on 15th October 1931 in the temple city of Rameswaram. He was a devout Muslim.  He offered prayers five times a day and fasted during the holy month of Ramadan. In his autobiography, he has mentioned that while he was young his father who was the imam, the temple priest and the priest from the nearby church used to sit together and discuss the common issues of the village. This is how the feeling of secularism and equality was inculcated in him. Dr. Abdul Kalam’s teachers remember him as being not a very studious student, but very hardworking. He graduated from Madras University with physics as his main subject, he wanted to be a fighter pilot. He studied aerospace engineering, later on he completed his PhD and became a scientist. He was involved in India’s civilian space and military missile development programmes and hence he is known as, “The Missile Man of India.” Kalam was the Chief Scientific Adviser to the then Prime Minister Mr. Manmohan Singh (1992-1999). He received the Bharat Ratna or the highest civilian award in 1997, the Padma Bhushan which is the third highest civilian award in 1981 and the Padma Vibhushan, the second highest civilian award in 1990. Once he was asked whether he would like to be known as a poet, a teacher, a missile man, a scientist, a President or a statesman. Dr. Kalam replied that he would like to be known as a teacher! On 27th July 2015, it was as if God blessed him, he breathed his last while giving a lecture in Shillong to the IIM students . Not only India, but the whole world was saddened by the death of this great man. We can rightly say that Mr. Abdul Kalam is an epitome of simplicity and humility

Answer 2

A great Indian scientist Dr APJ Abdul Kalam as the 11th President of India from 2002 to 2007 served the country. He was a man of India's most prestigious for the country as a scientist and as president, he had made a major contribution. ISRO has been the contribution is made. Many projects have been led by him as Rohini-1 launch, Project Devil and Project Valiant, development of missiles (Fire and Earth) and so on. India's nuclear power to improve their great contribution to the "India's missile man" is called. For their dedicated work was awarded the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honor. India after the completion of his term as President, Dr. Kalam in different colleges and universities in the country served as a guest professor.

 

October 15, 1931 and the Janullabdin Asiamma Kalam was born in the house. Which he did not recover his family's financial health at an early age began to work for funding. During your work, he never left his studies. He graduated from St. Joseph's College in Tiruchirapalli in 1954 and Aeronautical Engineering from Madras Institute completed. After graduation Kalam as a chief scientist at DRDO soon joined the project director of India's first indigenous satellite missile as were displaced in the Indian Space Research Organisation. Dr. Kalam Guided Missile Development Programme, which also served as Chief Executive of the simultaneous development of missiles included a vibration.

 

From 1992 to 1999, Dr Kalam and the Prime Minister's chief scientific adviser became of the DRDO secretary. Pokhran-II nuclear tests as the main project coordinator after their successful contributions "India's missile man" came to be called. He was the first scientist in the 2002 and 2007 years without any political background were the President of India.

 

He has written many inspirational books such as "India 2020, , Mission India, The Luminous Spark, Inspiring Thoughts", etc. Dr. Kalam to eradicate corruption in the country, "What Can I Give Movement" launched a mission named for the youth. Country (Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad and Indore, etc.) for various institutes and universities in the guest Professor served, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology Tiruanantpurm Chancellor as, JSS University (Mysore), Aerospace Engineering At Anna University (Chennai) etc. He was honored with numerous prestigious awards and honors such as the Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan and Bharat Ratna,  Indira Gandhi Award, Award Veer Savarkar, Ramanujan Award.