Modi remembers Kalam, says his thoughts still inspire young Indians
On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam on his death anniversary, calling him an "inspiring visionary" and a great patriot.
Modi highlighted how Kalam's dedication still pushes young Indians to dream big and build a stronger nation.
'Missile Man of India'
Kalam, India's 11th president (2002-2007), stood out for his humble lifestyle and unbiased approach.
As the "Missile Man," he led major projects like Agni and Prithvi missiles, and played a key role in India's 1998 nuclear tests—big moments for Indian science and defense.
'Kalam's thoughts are relevant for us today'
Modi's tribute wasn't just about remembering the past—it was about keeping Kalam's focus on youth empowerment alive.
For anyone looking for inspiration or proof that one person can shape a country's future, Kalam's story is still as relevant as ever.