Give us a role model by abdul kalam summary
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The much revered ISRO project direct and former head of India hailed from a poor family in Rameshwaram. His father was a boat owner of modest means and found it hard to run the family alone. Dr. Kalam had this dream to make it big one day since his childhood and despite his underprivileged situation. Thus, when he saw that it was getting hard for his father to make both ends meet, he took to selling newspapers, along with continuing his education. It was his utmost dedication to his studies; in spite the different oddities in his surroundings that earned him the scholarship to study his desired aerospace engineering from Madras Institute of Technology.
The poor boat-owner’s son, who used to sell newspapers to help out his dad as a lad, went on to become a scientist at DRDO and later the honorary project director of ISRO, under whom India’s first ever SLV-III deployed the famous Rohini satellite back in 1980. In 2002, the great man was elected as the 11th President of India and he has also been a revered recipient of all the highest civilian awards of the country. He was felicitated with Bharat Ratna, Padma Bibhushan and Padma Bhushan added to several other prestigious honors from esteemed bodies all across the country and the world.
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Abdul Kalam is formally known as Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam'. He was born at Dhanushkothi on October 15, 1931, in the sanctum city Rameshwaram in Tamil Nadu.
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was fundamentally inspired by work. He was not married. He was not enthusiastic about progressing to a different country. He wanted to serve his homeland first. He said that he assumes his as a subject of first interest responsibility is to assist his nation. He was influenced by music and the Koran and the Gita. As far back as transforming into the president of the Indian State, he had been having an association with youth everywhere throughout the country.
The essay “ Give Us a Role Model” is chosen from AP J Abdul Kalam’s book Ignited Minds; he introduces the chapter with a saying of Mahatma Gandhi which highlights the significance of having faith in oneself. It is this belief that makes one competent of doing even what one was not associated with doing till then. The writer then moves on to several thoughts on his opinions on having role models. He chooses to meet learners so that he could question them of their aspirations and tell them that it was ideally correct to commence a good life, an overflowing life full of entertainment and work for that golden era. Dr. Abdul Kalam states that whatever work is performed, should be performed with the sensitivity because without sensitivity work will not bring joy in life. His advice to the youth of the nation was to "There are several ups and downs in one's life but one should not mislay strength".