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My Question is :- Give me summary of My Childhood, Introduction, Title Justification, Theme, Message, Character sketches.

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Introduction :

“My Childhood” is an extract from A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s autobiography ‘Wings of Fire’. It describes the childhood days of Kalam in a very simple but vivid manner. Kalam talks about the people, the incidents and the experiences that he had during his childhood which shaped his adult life. Written in a very humble and a modest manner, the extract is very inspirational.

THEME

 The theme of “My Childhood” is that our life is shaped by our experiences and the people around us. Kalam’s secure childhood, inspiring parents, supportive friends and honest teachers instilled great values in him that gave him ‘wings of fire’.

TITLE

Abdul Kalam talks about his childhood days in this autobiographical account. In particular, he talks about some incidents that left an indelible impression on his young mind. He describes his family, his house, his childhood experiences and his childhood friends. Therefore the title “My Childhood” is very apt.

CHARACTERS

 Kalam’s parents

 Kalam’s parents, Jainulabdeen and Ashiarruna, were tall and good looking. Though they did not have abundant resources, both of them were very generous and fed a lot of outsiders along with their own family members. Practising the values of honesty and self-discipline, they led a simple life which did not have any place for inessential comforts or luxuries. However, Kalam’s father made sure that all basic necessities were provided for. He was very liberal and didn’t believe in thrusting his thoughts on his children. He had a secular approach and contributed fully during the celebration of Hindu festivals like Shri Sita Rama’s Kalyanam ceremony. Kalam’s mother was an ideal support to her husband. She had faith in goodness and was a very kindhearted woman.

Abdul Kalam

A boy of ordinary looks, Abdul Kalam had many sterling qualities right from his childhood. He had immense affection and respect for his parents. He inherited the values of honesty and self-discipline from his father and faith in goodness and deep kindness from his mother. Kalam was an enterprising and a hard-working child. He collected tamarind seeds, when they were in demand, and sold them to earn small yet significant amounts. Very confident of himself, he did every piece of work assigned to him with full dedication. He helped his cousin to catch bundles from the running trains when the train-halt at Rameswaram was suspended during the Second World War. He was also a sensitive child and learnt valuable lessons from his experiences. He learnt early in life that caste-based segregation is a poison that must not be allowed to thrive. Kalam was also progressive and took the decision at the right time to leave his hometown to study further and grow in life.

Sivasubramania Iyer

An orthodox Brahmin, Sivasubramania Iyer, was Kalam’s science teacher in school. He was a very tolerant and broad-minded person. He was a rebel who wished to bring about a transformation in the society and was mentally prepared to confront hindrances during this process. He faced challenges even from his own family when his wife refused to serve food to Kalam who had been invited by Iyer himself. But, without losing faith in his belief that caste and religion do not segregate people, he served the child himself. Thus, he reformed his wife not by force but by setting an example.

 Iyer was also a dedicated teacher who established a good rapport with his students. He encouraged and inspired them as he taught and spent long hours with them.

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Answer 2

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$\huge \bold {T}$his lesson tells about Abdul Kalam childhood. Abdul Kalam who was one of the world greatest scientist was born in middle class Muslim family in 1931 at Rameshwaram. his teachers his family and his friends in full him in his childhood his father Jainulabdeen was not much educated but he was very generous and kind person.

Abdul and his first wages by working as a helping hand to his cousin who distributed newspaper in Rameshwaram influenced by science teacher Shiv Subramaniam Iyer.

$\bold {Introduction}$

the story reveals the life of a scientist whose life is very influencing his journey start from a middle class family and ends in the president house the scientist is doctor APJ Abdul Kalam who is better known as the Missile man of India.

$\bold { Title \: Justification}$

the title of the story is quite appropriate the entire story was around the life of Abdul Kalam and enforce the different layers of which character in the story present the incident related to his early life his family background and his four wheeler so later has left a very suitable title for the story.

$\bold {Theme}$

the theme of the story reflect on the harmony and produce present in the Indian society the influencing team is expressed through the accounts of Kalam childhood in fact we can rise in life if we have strong determination and dedication.

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the story conveys many messages we should learn good. From others our parents are our best guide we must give them respect and follow their wise we should not make any difference between religious.

$\bold {Character \: Sketch}$

Abdul Kalam :- he was an obedient child he had great respect for his parents he was an excellent learner also he learnt honesty and self discipline from his father and as well as kindness from his mother. he had three friend who belong to high cast and they were good friend Abdul Kalam believed in hard work in his childhood he collected the bundle of newspaper and he and his first wages.

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