In my childhood days, I always used to wonder, why the President is called the first citizen of India. In fact there were very little talk about the President of our country and most of news were revolved around the Prime Minister. I hardly understand the role of the President in the framework of a nation. Later on I learned that, the President acts as a constitutional figurehead, ensuring the government functions within the legal framework. The President of India is the head of state, supreme commander of the armed forces, and first citizen, primarily responsible for preserving and protecting the Constitution. There are very few President that get into the spotlight. And the one whom I admire most is our beloved President APJ Abdul Kalam.
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Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam is a revered role model for overcoming humble beginnings to become India's "Missile Man" and 11th President. His legacy is built on inspiring youth, promoting education, and embodying humility, simplicity, and unwavering patriotism. Because of his stature, Abdul Kalam, is known as the "People's President" and, was deeply passionate about education and frequently engaged with students to encourage them to dream big. Rising from a poor, small-town background to India's highest office, his life story demonstrates that determination can overcome any obstacle.
Keeping up with the presidential vibes like never before.
Dr. Kalam was a well known faces in our nation. He was an integral part in developing different missile including nuclear weapon. As a beloved figure, his legacy lives on in the hearts of Indians as a leader who truly belonged to the people. He was a visionary who focused on transforming India into a developed nation through science, technology, and innovation. He was passionate about interacting with students and encouraging them to dream big, dedicating his time to educational institutions. There were many videos on social media platform, that talks about his passionate approach towards the youth. He always tends to inspire them through interacting and motivating them for a brighter future.
Leading by example in every aspect.
He was 11th President of our country and served the nation from 2002 to 2007. Unlike typical politicians, Dr. Kalam was known for his humble, unassuming nature and simple lifestyle. Kalam opened the Presidential Palace to the general public, breaking away from the stiff formality of the past. As the first scientist-president, he used his expertise to advocate for technology-driven development and national security. Overall, Dr. Kalam is remembered for transforming the presidential office from a ceremonial role into a vibrant, accessible, and inspiring position that directly connected with the nation's youth and future.
In good faith - Peace!!
