Learning - A Continuous Process

15 Oct, 1931. Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, India. A child was born, named, Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam. Better known as, Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. Popularly known as "Missile Man of India". One of India's Most Celebrated Scientists & an Inspiration to Youth. Scientist & Scientific Administrator, ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) & DRDO (Defence Research & Development Organization). Receiver of Numerous Honors. Padma Bhushan, 1981, Padma Vibhushan, 1990, Bharat Ratna, 1997, King Charles - II Medal for Science & Technology (Royal Society, UK), 2007, Hoover Medal, 2008, International von Karman Wings Award (California Institute of Technology, USA), 2009, Von Braun Award (National Space Society), Indira Gandhi Award for National Integration, Veer Savarkar Award. Recognizing his work in Education, Youth Development & Sincere Love for Students, United Nations declared Oct 15, his B'Day, as World Students' Day, in 2010.

Did you ever Fail? If yes, then how did you react? Gave Up or Bounced Back? The End or a New Beginning? See, what Dr. Kalam said about it.

Now the question arises, Why do we Need to Learn? What's the Profit? So, here is the Answer.

Again a question, What After Becoming Great?Should We Stop? Let's ask Dr. Kalam.

Happy World Students' Day! Remember, Success Demands Dedication, Honesty & Loyalty Towards Your Goal. It's a Simple Procedure, "I Can Do It, I Will Do It, I Did It". Being Successful in 101st Trial means Knowing 100 Wrong Things Not To Do. Also, It's Tough to Reach the Top. But, It's Toughest to Maintain It. So, Keep Learning, Keep Trying, Keep Achieving & Keep Being Successful.