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    “With mind full of memories of the fun we had in the vacation, we hang our bags on our shoulder. Taking a deep breath we read “Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology”. A million thoughts congregate in our mind like, life could have been better, I could have got admission in a better college, I should have marked the two answers correctly in the engineering entrance exam. Entering the college gate we read, “Smile you are at NITJ”. Resting our bags on our shoulders, we think we deserved much better than this. At this point of time we should commemorate the magnanimous lines by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, “All birds find shelter during a rain. But eagle avoids rain by flying above the clouds. Problems are common, but attitude makes the difference!” This thought can make a difference in anyone’s life and I totally relate to it. We should be proud of the college in which we are, the college in which most of the students fail to get admission. It’s not the college; it’s our attitude which can transform our life from mediocre to illustrious. During the 11 and 12 standard, every time I got my test checked, a thought came to my mind, had I taken the correct decision by opting for non-medical stream? Tired of the hardships, I used to get depressed and thought about the consequences of not getting admission in a good college. Then one day I read about the story of a ten year old boy. A boy who used to get up at four in the morning to take mathematics tuitions. Coming back home at 5.30 he went to an Arabic school to take lessons of Quran Sharif and walked 3 kilometres barefoot to collect newspapers for distribution. Reaching home, he had breakfast served to him by his mother. Then he studied at school and in the evening used to collect newspaper fare. That person did hard work till his last breath, the person whom we know by the name of “Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Kalam”. I got numb for a few seconds, coming back to my senses I thought what my difficulties are as compared to his, but still he didn’t complain a single time while I use to do the same most of my time. From that day I never forgot what he used to say, “Man needs difficulties in his life because they are necessary to enjoy success.” And that made a difference in my life, failure never scared me since then, because according him failure stands for First Attempt in Learning. And the thing that inspired me the most was that in spite of his hectic schedule he spared time for his hobbies like playing Veena and writing books, books that transformed million lives. And today we have gathered to pay tribute to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam but we must not mourn over his death. He was not a mortal human, he was a great idea, an inspiration and inspiration never dies. ”

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    “With mind full of memories of the fun we had in the vacation, we hang our bags on our shoulder. Taking a deep breath we read “Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology”. A million thoughts congregate in our mind like, life could have been better, I could have got admission in a better college, I should have marked the two answers correctly in the engineering entrance exam. Entering the college gate we read, “Smile you are at NITJ”. Resting our bags on our shoulders, we think we deserved much better than this. At this point of time we should commemorate the magnanimous lines by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, “All birds find shelter during a rain. But eagle avoids rain by flying above the clouds. Problems are common, but attitude makes the difference!” This thought can make a difference in anyone’s life and I totally relate to it. We should be proud of the college in which we are, the college in which most of the students fail to get admission. It’s not the college; it’s our attitude which can transform our life from mediocre to illustrious. During the 11 and 12 standard, every time I got my test checked, a thought came to my mind, had I taken the correct decision by opting for non-medical stream? Tired of the hardships, I used to get depressed and thought about the consequences of not getting admission in a good college. Then one day I read about the story of a ten year old boy. A boy who used to get up at four in the morning to take mathematics tuitions. Coming back home at 5.30 he went to an Arabic school to take lessons of Quran Sharif and walked 3 kilometres barefoot to collect newspapers for distribution. Reaching home, he had breakfast served to him by his mother. Then he studied at school and in the evening used to collect newspaper fare. That person did hard work till his last breath, the person whom we know by the name of “Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Kalam”. I got numb for a few seconds, coming back to my senses I thought what my difficulties are as compared to his, but still he didn’t complain a single time while I use to do the same most of my time. From that day I never forgot what he used to say, “Man needs difficulties in his life because they are necessary to enjoy success.” And that made a difference in my life, failure never scared me since then, because according him failure stands for First Attempt in Learning. And the thing that inspired me the most was that in spite of his hectic schedule he spared time for his hobbies like playing Veena and writing books, books that transformed million lives. And today we have gathered to pay tribute to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam but we must not mourn over his death. He was not a mortal human, he was a great idea, an inspiration and inspiration never dies. ”

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    “With mind full of memories of the fun we had in the vacation, we hang our bags on our shoulder. Taking a deep breath we read “Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology”. A million thoughts congregate in our mind like, life could have been better, I could have got admission in a better college, I should have marked the two answers correctly in the engineering entrance exam. Entering the college gate we read, “Smile you are at NITJ”. Resting our bags on our shoulders, we think we deserved much better than this. At this point of time we should commemorate the magnanimous lines by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, “All birds find shelter during a rain. But eagle avoids rain by flying above the clouds. Problems are common, but attitude makes the difference!” This thought can make a difference in anyone’s life and I totally relate to it. We should be proud of the college in which we are, the college in which most of the students fail to get admission. It’s not the college; it’s our attitude which can transform our life from mediocre to illustrious. During the 11 and 12 standard, every time I got my test checked, a thought came to my mind, had I taken the correct decision by opting for non-medical stream? Tired of the hardships, I used to get depressed and thought about the consequences of not getting admission in a good college. Then one day I read about the story of a ten year old boy. A boy who used to get up at four in the morning to take mathematics tuitions. Coming back home at 5.30 he went to an Arabic school to take lessons of Quran Sharif and walked 3 kilometres barefoot to collect newspapers for distribution. Reaching home, he had breakfast served to him by his mother. Then he studied at school and in the evening used to collect newspaper fare. That person did hard work till his last breath, the person whom we know by the name of “Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Kalam”. I got numb for a few seconds, coming back to my senses I thought what my difficulties are as compared to his, but still he didn’t complain a single time while I use to do the same most of my time. From that day I never forgot what he used to say, “Man needs difficulties in his life because they are necessary to enjoy success.” And that made a difference in my life, failure never scared me since then, because according him failure stands for First Attempt in Learning. And the thing that inspired me the most was that in spite of his hectic schedule he spared time for his hobbies like playing Veena and writing books, books that transformed million lives. And today we have gathered to pay tribute to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam but we must not mourn over his death. He was not a mortal human, he was a great idea, an inspiration and inspiration never dies. ”

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    How I Am Inspired by Dr.

    A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
    more details pls click
    “Dr. Kalam inspires me to be a here…https://my2favourite.blogspot.com/
    true Indian. He is the man who
    studied in India, researched in
    India , worked and served for
    India.”
    ABOUT THE LEGEND

    Full name :Dr Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen


    Abdul Kalam
    Born on:15th Oct 1931,at :
    Dhanushkodi in Rameswaram District, Childhood education Personality Traits
    Full name :Dr Avul Pakir Primary education was from
    Tamil Nadu Rameshwaram elementary school. Later Inherited Honesty,self
    Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam he settled in schwartz, Ramanathapuram discipline,and Faith in
    Father: Jainulabdeen Marakayar, Born on:15th Oct 1931,at In 1950 he joined St Joseph college at Goodness from his parents
    Tiruchirapalli to do B.Sc. He joined DMIT
    Mother: Ashiamma Dhanushkodi in in Aeronautical Engineering at MIT Hard Working Determined
    Rameswaram District, Tamil [Madras Institute of Technology] ,Madras Possess Perseverance
    Has three siblings Nadu Father: Jainulabdeen (1954-1957) In 1958,after passing as a
    graduate, aeronautical engineer, He
    Passionate for the work
    Marakayar, joined Hindustan Aeronautical Artistic Highly spiritual
    Mother:Ashiamma Has Limited(HAL),Bangalore as a trainee. Loving and caring Committed
    and dedicated for work
    three siblings
    Positive thinker

    2
    CAREER 1
    After graduating from
    2
    shifted to the Indian
    3
    From1992 until1999, Kalam
    MIT,Kalam took up the Space Research wasappointed as the Chief
    position of chief scientist Organization (ISRO) Scientific Adviser to the Prime
    at the Aeronautical where he was theproject Minister andthe Secretary of
    Development director of India's first Defence Research
    Establishment of indigenous Satellite andDevelopment
    Defense Research Launch Vehicle. Organisation. It was during this
    andDevelopment time thatKalam served as the
    Organization (DRDO) Chief Project Coordinatorfor
    PokhranII nuclear tests, after
    which he wasfondly called the
    “Missile Man of India”. 3
    Quotable
    quotes by Thinking should become your capital asset, no
    A.P.J.Abdul matter whatever ups and downs you come across in
    Kalam your life.
    Away! Fond thoughts, and vex my soul no
    more! Work claimed my wakeful nights, my busy
    days Albeit brought memories of Rameswaram
    shore Yet haunt my dreaming gaze!
    My worthiness is all my doubt His Merit-
    all my fear- Contrasting which my quality Does
    however appear. 4
    Awards and 1981 Padma Bhushan AWARDS 2014 Doctor of Science 1997 Indira Gandhi

    recognition Award for National


    Integration

    2007 Honorary 1990 Padma 1997 Bharat Ratna


    Doctorate of Science Vibhushan
    and Technology
    5
    On 27 July 2015, Kalam travelled to Shillong to
    deliver a lecture on "Creating a Liveable
    Planet Earth" at the Indian Institute of
    Management Shillong. At around 6:35 p.m. IST,
    only five minutes into his lecture, he
    “Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam inspired me in a collapsed. He was rushed to the nearby
    lot of ways but one thing which inspired Bethany Hospital in a critical condition; upon
    me most was his reaction and arrival, he lacked a pulse or any other signs of
    adaptation to Failure. He never stopped life. Despite being placed in the intensive care
    working and dreaming just because of unit, Kalam was confirmed dead of a sudden
    failure instead he worked harder. He cardiac arrest at 7:45 p.m. IST
    made me believe that HARD WORK
    FOREVER PAYS.”
    6
    for more details click above link…
    https://my2favourite.blogspot.com/

    Thank u…..
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