In 2010, the United Nations declared Dr A.P.J. Abdul kalams birthday (15th October) as World Students Day. Write an article on the importance of the youth/yong students in the making of a New India. (120-150 words)
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Unarguably the most loved President of India, APJ Abdul Kalam was a scientist who made India proud with his missile defence programme. But his favourite job was teaching and that’s how he wanted the world to remember him. Due to his love for students and focus on promoting education, the United Nations declared his birthday (October 15) as ‘World Student’s Day’ in 2010.
Such was his aura that students across the nation looked up to him. His quotes are still shared on social networking sites. His sudden demise on July 27, 2015 shocked the nation but Kalam died doing what he loved best: teaching. Delivering a lecture to the students of IIM Shillong, Kalam fell down the stage suffering a stroke and passed away almost instantly. The entire nation grieved his demise irrespective of caste, creed, location or religion.
A scientist of global repute, Kalam was respected the world over. In 2005, Kalam visited Switzerland, after which the country declared May 26 to be observed as ‘Science Day’ as a mark of respect and in honour of his visit.
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young students in india will make new development , new technology will develop. new inovative ideas, new technology, new devices will take place and it will help in industrial change and if the old rituals and superstions like if a cat passes from your way your day will be bad, if sneez while going from someone or your house whatever work you will do would be spoiled etc will be changed we would be able to develop easily and it is only possible when the new citizens will leave all the old rituals and the superstions