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DR. APJ ABDUL KALAM





          The full name of A.P.J. Abdul Kalam is Avul Pa-

         kir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam. He was a space
         scientist who played a vital technological roles

         in the DRDO (Defence Research and Develop-

         ment  Organization)  and  ISRO  (Indian  Space

         Research  Organization)  and  crafted  the  foun-
         dation of their growth. A Muslim by faith, Mr.

         Kalam stayed a pure vegetarian throughout his

         life  and  had  remembered  by  heart  the  teach-
         ings of Holy Quran and Bhagvada Gita as well.

         He  also  became  the  11th  President  of  India  and  was  much  popular

         among the youths. United Nations designated his Birth Anniversary on

         15th October, to be celebrated as the World Students’ Day every year, to

         commemorate the role he played in the inspiration of youths in India
         and  abroad.  APJ  Abdul  Kalam  is  popularly  known  as  Dr.  APJ  Abdul

         Kalam. He lives in Indian people’s heart as the Missile Man of India and

         People’s President. Actually he was a great scientist who invented many
         new  inventions.  He  was  the  former  President  of  India  who  born  on

         15th of October in 1931 (in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu) however died

         on 27th of July in 2015 (in Shillong, Meghalaya, India). His father name

         was Jainulabudeen and mother name was Ashiamma. His full name was

         Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam. He never got married to anyone.
         He was a great man who has been awarded with the awards like Bharat

         Ratna  (in  1997),  Padma  Vibhushan  (in  1990),  Padma  Bhushan  (in

         1981), Indira Gandhi Award for National Integration (in 1997), Rama-
         nujan Award (in 2000), King Charles II Medal (in 2007), International

         von Karman Wings Award (in 2009), Hoover Medal (in 2009), etc. in-

         ternational  von  Karman  Wings  Award  (in  2009),  Hoover  Medal  (in

         2009), etc. international von Karman Wings Award (in 2009), Hoover
         Medal (in 2009), etc.

                                                                                          Nikshay Patidar

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