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His passion for science and technology shaped his destiny from "summary" of Wings of Fire by Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam,Arun Tiwari
Abdul Kalam's journey was not just a random sequence of events; it was a carefully crafted path designed by his unwavering passion for science and technology. This passion, which burned brightly within him from a young age, was not simply a fleeting interest, but a driving force that dictated the course of his life. From his humble beginnings in Rameswaram to his eventual role as the President of India, Kalam's passion for science and technology was the guiding light that led him through every challenge and triumph. It was this passion that inspired him to pursue a career in aeronautical engineering, despite facing numerous obstacles along the way. Kalam's dedication to his field was unwavering, and he threw himself into his work with a fervor that was unmatched. His re...
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