Empowering youth for a brighter tomorrow from "summary" of APJ Abdul Kalam by Multiple Authors
In today’s fast-paced world, the future is uncertain. The only certainty we have is that the youth of today will be the leaders of tomorrow. Their potential is limitless, and their energy is boundless. It is our responsibility to guide them, to nurture their talents, and to empower them to create a brighter tomorrow. As APJ Abdul Kalam believed, the key to a successful future lies in empowering the youth. By providing them with the right education, skills, and opportunities, we can ensure that they are equipped to face the challenges that lie ahead. We must inspire them to dream big, to think creatively, and to never give up on their ambitions. Empowering youth is not just about giving them the tools they need to succeed; it is also about instilling in them a sense of purpose and responsibility. We must teach them the values of hard work, integr...
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