Some 30 years ago, a wide-eyed, impressionable girl stood beneath a towering rocket inside one of India's earliest rocket launching stations in Kerala.The rocket was readying to be fired in a few days.The student, on a school trip to the Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station in Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala, quietly relished the experience of being near a real rocket -- " fascinated "by something she knew " little about " Today Tersy Thomas -- dubbed " agniputri " or the daughter of fire by the media-- is the project director of Agni V at the Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) station in Hyderabad. She was a member of the team that developed the long range inter-continental ballistic missile (ICBM) -- Agni V. The missile was successfully test-fired from Wheeler Island of Odisha.Young Tersy's life took a significant turn when after a B.Tech in Electrical
Engineering in Kerala, she applied to a postgraduate course in Guided Missile Technology. When Agni V took off, Thomas says it was " an indescribable and a great " moment.After the launch, she visited her former boss and mentor, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam." He is the role model for all our Indian scientists. He praised us for doing a good job and gifted me his latest book of poems," Thomas says with enthusiasm. She was a junior in the DRDO when Kalam took over as its director. Kalam often cites
her case when he encourages young woman students in colleges to take up science.
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B. Fill in the following chart with information from the passage
above:
1.The feeling of Tersy, the school girl at the sight of a real rocket_____
2 The official post held by Tersy at
present______
3 The turning point in Tersy's career_________
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Some 30 years ago, a wide-eyed, impressionable girl stood beneath a towering rocket inside one of India's earliest rocket launching stations in Kerala.The rocket was readying to be fired in a few days.The student, on a school trip to the Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station in Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala, quietly relished the experience of being near a real rocket -- " fascinated "by something she knew " little about " Today Tersy Thomas -- dubbed " agniputri " or the daughter of fire by the media-- is the project director of Agni V at the Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) station in Hyderabad. She was a member of the team that developed the long range inter-continental ballistic missile (ICBM) -- Agni V. The missile was successfully test-fired from Wheeler Island of Odisha.Young Tersy's life took a significant turn when after a B.Tech in Electrical
Engineering in Kerala, she applied to a postgraduate course in Guided Missile Technology. When Agni V took off, Thomas says it was " an indescribable and a great " moment.After the launch, she visited her former boss and mentor, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam." He is the role model for all our Indian scientists. He praised us for doing a good job and gifted me his latest book of poems," Thomas says with enthusiasm. She was a junior in the DRDO when Kalam took over as its director. Kalam often cites
her case when he encourages young woman students in colleges to take up science.
______________________
B. Fill in the following chart with information from the passage
above:
1.The feeling of Tersy, the school girl at the sight of a real rocket_____
2 The official post held by Tersy at
present______
3 The turning point in Tersy's career_________
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