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Book name
Beehive
Chapter name
My childhood
Dear student,
A P J Abdul Kalam was born into a big Muslim family: he lived with his parents, three brothers and sister. His father was neither wealthy nor formally educated, but he was a wise and generous man. His mother was a kind and good lady who fed many people every day as charity. They were a middle class family who lived in a large pucca house. He did not get luxuries, but all necessities were provided for by his father. Abdul Kalam had three good friends in school – Ramanandha Sastry, Aravindan and Sivaprakasan. He earned his first wages by helping his cousin in catching the bundles of newspapers thrown out of a moving train during World War II in Rameswaram. Kalam says that he led a secure childhood as his was a loving and supportive family.
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A P J Abdul Kalam was born into a big Muslim family: he lived with his parents, three brothers and sister. His father was neither wealthy nor formally educated, but he was a wise and generous man. His mother was a kind and good lady who fed many people every day as charity. They were a middle class family who lived in a large pucca house. He did not get luxuries, but all necessities were provided for by his father. Abdul Kalam had three good friends in school – Ramanandha Sastry, Aravindan and Sivaprakasan. He earned his first wages by helping his cousin in catching the bundles of newspapers thrown out of a moving train during World War II in Rameswaram. Kalam says that he led a secure childhood as his was a loving and supportive family.
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