'Missile Man' Dr Kalam Continue to Inspire Every Youth Today: Leaders Pay Tribute on Death Anniversary
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India on Monday remembered former President and renowned scientist Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on his death anniversary, with leaders paying tribute to his contributions to the country’s defence, space and missile programmes.
DRDO Pays Tribute
DRDO paid tribute to Bharat Ratna Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on his death anniversary, remembering him as one of India’s greatest scientific visionaries. The organisation said that from leading landmark defence programmes to inspiring generations as the ‘People’s President’, Kalam’s legacy continues to guide India’s journey towards self-reliance, innovation and excellence.
Om Birla Recalls Kalam’s Vision
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla remembered Kalam as a visionary who worked towards building a developed, self-reliant and strong India.
Birla highlighted his contribution to India’s indigenous missile and space programmes, as well as the values of knowledge, discipline, simplicity and national service that defined his life.
He also recalled Kalam’s message that dreams are those that do not let a person sleep, saying his thoughts continue to inspire young people.
Congress Remembers Dr Kalam’s Vision
The Congress party remembered former President of India Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on his death anniversary, paying tribute to his vision, humility and unwavering faith in the power of youth. The party said his legacy continues to inspire generations to dream big, serve the nation and work towards building a stronger and progressive India.
Kalam’s Lasting Legacy
Fondly known as the ‘Missile Man of India’, Dr Kalam played a key role in strengthening India’s strategic capabilities and inspiring generations of young people.
Awarded the Bharat Ratna, Kalam became widely respected for his scientific achievements, humility and close connection with students. He died in 2015 while delivering a lecture to students in Shillong.
His vision of a developed and self-reliant India continues to shape conversations around innovation, education and nation-building.
