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Tomorrow’s Citizens Knowledge-Sweat-Perseverance           One cannot stop at thinking and asking questions. There is a need to act to solve the problems and that requires hard work and perseverance.        As President and earlier as a scientist, life has taught me the importance of three qualities; knowledge, sweat and perseverance.     O ur country has a very bright future and all of us, especially the children. who will be the leaders of tomorrow have to work hard. The vision of a Developed India will not come on its own. It will not be gifted to us by someone but we have to work and work hard to achieve the goals which we have set for ourselves. It is only through sweat and toil that we will be able to make India stand proudly among the community of developed nations. If India is to become developed by 2020, it will do so only by riding on the shoulders of the young. For Summary of this lesson, Please click the below l...

Tomorrow's Citizens Our Greatest Wealth           India is poised in the mission of transforming itself into a developed nation and by the year 2020. The prime resource through which this transformation is possible is the 540 million youth who are below the age of twenty-five.           Children and youth are the picture of a nation's future. They are our hope for tomorrow. The youth in India constitute a sizable, vibrant and resourceful segment of our society which has a burning desire to scale greater heights. If their energies are properly channeled, they will unleash a momentum that would propel the nation on the fast track to development. We need to carefully nurture this vast and precious human capital by making it a focal point of our planning and development process. Encompassing the needs. rights and the expectations of youth to the central stage of development should be our priority.         ...

Summary          The lesson is a message by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam the great scientist who had a vision for India. He was also the 11th President of India. Dr. Kalam who had recognized the untapped talent and strength of youth and children has voiced his feelings for bringing it out. By transforming the 540 million youth and bringing out their potential, we can transform India into a developed nation. He insists for extending education in the rural areas and to the underprivileged. He has focused on the freedom of children to question and to keep thinking. He focused on the role of students in this crucial era. How, according to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, do the youth of India constitute a resourceful segment of our society? To Read the Summary of "Breeze in the Old Building", Please click the below link >> Summary          Dr. A.P.J. Kalam, a born scientist, was hailed as the missile man of India. He was earnestly proud of I...