Question

Explain the title of the story'I WILL FLY' by Dr A.P.J.Abdul kalam

Answer 1

“I Will Fly” is an adapted version of Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam’s speech. Dr. Kalam believes that the ignited mind of the youth is the most powerful resource on the earth, under the earth and above the earth. He inaugurated a programme called “Sasthrayaan” at Paravur in Kerala which means the propagation of science. The mission of Sasthrayaan was to ensure the preparation of about two thousand students from different schools to make them eligible for engineers, scientists, doctors and civil servants. Kalam’s inaugural address was on the topic “Science Empowers the Nation”. After the address, many raised their hands to ask questions. Abdul Kalam shares in this unit the relevance of a question asked by a teenager. The boy expressed his fear to talk to his teachers and friends. He admitted that he had not yet asked any question in his class. The boy really wanted to become a marine engineer. Dr. Kalam was completely surprised. He appreciated the boy for asking that question and recited a beautiful poem named “I Will Fly”. He instilled courage and confidence in the boy by reciting that poem. He asked him to fly using his wings of goodness, trust, potentialities, greatness and confidence. He also encouraged all of them to be unique by fighting the hardest battle in life. Surely all these things will help us to reach the destined place in a unique way.

Answer 2

Answer:

The story "I Will Fly" is based on Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam's lecture. Dr. Kalam believes that a young person's ignited intellect is the most potent resource on, beneath, and above the earth.

Explanation:

• The story "I Will Fly" is based on Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam's lecture. Dr. Kalam believes that a young person's ignited intellect is the most potent resource on, beneath, and above the earth.
• He launched a programme named "Sasthrayaan" in Paravur, Kerala, which means "science promotion."
• Sasthrayaan's objective was to ensure that roughly 2,000 students from various schools were prepared for careers as engineers, scientists, doctors, and public employees. "Science Empowers the Nation," was the theme of Kalam's inaugural address.
• Many people raised their hands after the speech to ask questions. In this unit, Abdul Kalam discusses the significance of a question posed by a teenager.
• The young man aspired to be a marine engineer. Dr. Kalam was taken aback by the news. He thanked the boy for asking the inquiry and delivered "I Will Fly," a great poem.
• By reciting that poem, he inspired courage and confidence in the kid. He asked him to fly with his goodness, trust, potential, greatness, and confidence as his wings.
• He also pushed them to be unique by waging the most difficult struggle of their lives. Surely, all of these factors will assist us in arriving at our destination in a unique manner.