I think the dawn of Intelligence paved way forward to
another land where he would've been needed most. Sad demise of our National Hero A P J Abdul
Kalam sends mourners discomfort that there will be no one now who could assist
them on pure Nation inspiring upheavals. I respect him as a great human being,
he could always sway media personnel’s on the questions which he thought was
irrelevant to his profession, which is Indianism. Not that he would satire upon
the media individuals but he could easily deny the question by answering it to
be in nationalistic and people centric way. Never became politician, although
is blamed for, there had been guesses that he had political motives behind
denial of post of PM to Sonia Gandhi, but his detractors couldn't doze him before
his intelligence. Whenever I pass by the street I see every other fated person
who comes across me, talking filth or demeaning one against the other, makes me
feel as if Indianism is astray and has no meaning these days, but I always am
proved wrong single handedly by him. Not because he is a renowned person I feel
this, but because of the things he talks about in his programmes while he talks
and become candid with the children or students. He could single handedly turn
you into an Indian by just simple means of inspiration. He could ask you
directly on what your perspective be if you were offered to be someone
important on some position. He wanted every Indian to understand that being
Indian was not a matter of amusement but a matter of Reverence.
Indians have now
become little more mature but remain same on the platter of India view. If you
try to know what does it mean to every other person you meet in your house,
street, shop, College, nothing they all are divided on the barb of politics
which certainly does not unite them on any dais. Everyone has the view of
someone as being greater of greats and same great is opposed by other sect as
insane. Voluminous is the gap between this divide. So where Indian does stands
in here, nowhere. A P J Abdul Kalam had the potential to erode every follower, supporter, Bhakts to one place leading to India. He was charismatic in shaping young minds
into young guns. Only President to visit the Siachin Battleground (highest
battleground of the world) dreamt to be an Army officer, however he was
rejected but he was soldier at heart and became Wingman of a bigger Wagon
Indian nuclear programme.
When in office he had to take several steps which are termed
as controversial by several opponents but he knew somewhere what he was
delivering at what position. His scientific position had been exemplary
throughout from getting into ISRO to becoming 'Missile man' for Pokhran test-II.
He made every effort in developing and nurturing minds of the student in every
possible way he knew. He is also known for his love of books, he wrote Ignited
minds, Wings of Fire. He often used to ask aspiring students of what they would
be remembered for when they leave the world, indirectly, to target their
respective goals and inspire them in achieving it. The way I connect to him is through
his altruist nature. I know from within my heart that he was true wherever he
went. He was for the development of India and its fellow people. He handsomely
rejected second term to Presidents post with higher goals. He already set his
target to be a teacher to the vulnerable sections and whomsoever he could teach
and make them learn. He was made
Chancellor of various varsities for shaping the future of the students. He
became People’s President and will remain to be. I definitely would've sinned
that couldn’t get the blessings and teaching from such a great Preacher in
person. I pay homage to such a great soul, not one who is born every millennium.
Rest in Peace A P J Abdul Kalam.
