ABDUL KALAM WAS BORN IN 15 OF OCTOBER 1931 IN RAMESH WARM, TAMIL NADU.

An eminent Indian aerospace scientist and the 11th President of India. Known as the "Missile Man of India" and the "People's President", he led critical developments in India's space and nuclear programs and dedicated his later life to teaching and mentoring youthyouth.

EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION :

1. Grew up in a modest family and sold newspapers as a boy to help support his relatives.

2. Earned a degree in physics from St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli, in 1954.

3. Studied aerospace engineering at the Madras Institute of Technology (MIT) graduating in 1955.

SCIENTIFIC AND NATIONAL CAREER :

1. Joined the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and later moved to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

2. Served as project director for the SLV-III, successfully deploying India's first indigenous Rohini satellite in 1980.

3. Spearheaded the Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme, creating key defense shields like Agni and Prithvi.Directed the technological and organizational framework for the Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998.

PRESIDENCY AND LATER YEARS :

1. Served as the 11th President of India from 2002 to 2007.

2. Received India's highest civilian honor, the Bharat Ratna, in 1997.

3. Authored influential books including Wings of Fire, Ignited Minds, and India 2020.

4. Passed away on July 27, 2015, after collapsing during a lecture at the Indian Institute of Management Shillong. THANKYOU

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NAME OF THE BOOK : DR. A.P.J ABDUL KALAM.

NAME : GOGINENI SAI ASHREET

CLASS :9 C

ROLL NO : 24

Booker.t.Washington

An autobiography

5 April 1856 a man born whose name is Booker t Washington an African American man he was born into a slavery in Virginia after getting freedom he work hard to get an education and studied at the Hampton Institute.

This books teachers that education and hard work are the true part to freedom born into slavery Washington shows how dignity of self - realience and character can lift a person and a community he is stresses practical scale over just academic founding tuskegee institute students built the school themselves the book promote patients cooperation and forgiveness instead of bitterness it also teachers economic Independence before demanding social right most importantly it shows that obstacle can be overcome with preserve banks humility and faith in education

The core message : build yourself up through work,and respect will follow

Name : amrit sharma

Class : 9tha

Book : up from slavery

The story was about a little boy , his name was Jim Hawkins ,who was 14 years old and his father was already died he was the only men in his family, he helped her mom to run a little inn , One day a blind man with a

Scarf come with a page of an map with some gold coins and gave a man Billy bones(who drunks a lot of wine, and lived at her inn) and tell about the map ,that's the map of an treasure Island then just disappeared he was confused and then Jim reached at the inn and saw that the man had already died and a map in her hand then he take it and went to the minister of the England , and asked him about the map. A man said that there was a king who hide a treasure on a island ,then they went at the ocean for the great adventure, in the journey they found some pirate Mutiny (who's one leg was stand by hooked) and their crew members. And the journey started.

At boat Jim heared Munity talking to his crew members that when we found the treasure we will kill all of them ,and Jim suddenly run to the captain and tell 's all the things that Munity planned. They patiently take the small dingy boat to reach at the island and all got separated by mistake whereas Jim find a man Ben gun Who was separated from his friends about 10 years ago Jim asked him about the treasure

Ben gun tell everything that he know about it and then they suddenly founded the base of Pirate Munity , Munity went with his crew members with an flag and some weapons but we decided to not use the guns we will only use axe and etc. thing they started to fight against each others

They defeated Munity and went to their last step of treasure where they founded a skeleton of an pirate whose hand was pointing to the right direction A pirate said from behind that this could be the direction of treasure, Jim said they could be right they followed the direction and found nothing so the started digging the ground and suddenly a shiny thing appeared Jim saw it and got excited, That finally they founded the treasure but Munity also went so the distributed the Treasure and everyone went to their ways and never saw each other. Jim Hawkins will never forget the experience of his life. That was the story I read and I will also recommend that you should also read this book .

BOOK'S AUTHOR:- Robert Louis Stevenson

PUBLISHER:-Van Gool

NAME:- Ayush

CLASS:- 7th c

(THANKS)

I am RANVEER I Newly I read a story from 'PANCHATANTRA ' A THE STORY NAME IS THE LOYAL MONGOOSE LET's BEGIN

Long ago, in a small village, lived a poor Brahmin and his wife. They had a tiny baby boy whom they loved dearly. One day, the Brahmin brought home a small, orphaned baby mongoose. The couple raised the mongoose alongside their son, and the two grew up like brothers.Although the Brahmin's wife loved the mongoose, a mother's natural instinct made her cautious. She often worried that the wild nature of the animal might one day harm her infant.One afternoon, the Brahmin was out gathering alms, and his wife needed to fetch water from the village well. She rocked her baby to sleep in his cradle. Turning to the mongoose, she said, "I am going to the well. Keep an eye on my son and guard him while I am away." The mongoose wagged its tail and sat loyally by the door.A few minutes after the mother left, a long, black cobra silently slithered into the house through a crack in the wall. It began moving directly toward the sleeping baby's cradle.Seeing the danger, the loyal mongoose did not hesitate. It pounced on the venomous snake. A fierce, silent battle took place in the dark room. Using its lightning speed, the mongoose finally bit the snake into pieces, saving the baby's life.Excited to show its bravery to its adoptive mother, the mongoose ran out to the veranda and sat by the front door, waiting for her return. Its mouth and paws were completely covered in the cobra's blood.When the Brahmin’s wife returned with the heavy pot of water, she saw the mongoose sitting at the entrance, soaked in dark blood.Shock and terror blinded her judgment. She instantly assumed the wild beast had attacked and killed her sleeping baby. Overwhelmed by grief and rage, she screamed and threw the heavy iron water pot directly onto the mongoose. The heavy weight crushed the loyal animal, killing it instantly.The distraught mother rushed into the house, weeping hysterically. But when she reached the cradle, she stopped dead in her tracks.Her baby boy was fast asleep, breathing peacefully and entirely unharmed. On the floor next to the cradle lay the mangled, bloody pieces of a giant cobra.The mother realized the horrific mistake she had made. The mongoose had saved her child, and she had repaid its loyalty with death. She ran back outside to the porch, cradling the lifeless body of the mongoose, crying tears of bitter regret—but it was too late. Her hasty action could not be undone .

MORAL OF THE STORY IS : Think before you act" or "Don't be hasty in taking decisions." Acting in a rush out of fear or anger without knowing the facts can lead to great regret.

NAME OF THE AUTHOR:NOUSHEEN KHAN.

NAME OF THE PUBLISHER : SHREE KAKAD.

Name:RANVEER

CLASS:7^TH C

I am RANVEER I Newly I read a story from 'PANCHATANTRA ' A THE STORY NAME IS THE LOYAL MAONGOOSE LET's BEGIN

Long ago, in a small village, lived a poor Brahmin and his wife. They had a tiny baby boy whom they loved dearly. One day, the Brahmin brought home a small, orphaned baby mongoose. The couple raised the mongoose alongside their son, and the two grew up like brothers.Although the Brahmin's wife loved the mongoose, a mother's natural instinct made her cautious. She often worried that the wild nature of the animal might one day harm her infant.One afternoon, the Brahmin was out gathering alms, and his wife needed to fetch water from the village well. She rocked her baby to sleep in his cradle. Turning to the mongoose, she said, "I am going to the well. Keep an eye on my son and guard him while I am away." The mongoose wagged its tail and sat loyally by the door.A few minutes after the mother left, a long, black cobra silently slithered into the house through a crack in the wall. It began moving directly toward the sleeping baby's cradle.Seeing the danger, the loyal mongoose did not hesitate. It pounced on the venomous snake. A fierce, silent battle took place in the dark room. Using its lightning speed, the mongoose finally bit the snake into pieces, saving the baby's life.Excited to show its bravery to its adoptive mother, the mongoose ran out to the veranda and sat by the front door, waiting for her return. Its mouth and paws were completely covered in the cobra's blood.When the Brahmin’s wife returned with the heavy pot of water, she saw the mongoose sitting at the entrance, soaked in dark blood.Shock and terror blinded her judgment. She instantly assumed the wild beast had attacked and killed her sleeping baby. Overwhelmed by grief and rage, she screamed and threw the heavy iron water pot directly onto the mongoose. The heavy weight crushed the loyal animal, killing it instantly.The distraught mother rushed into the house, weeping hysterically. But when she reached the cradle, she stopped dead in her tracks.Her baby boy was fast asleep, breathing peacefully and entirely unharmed. On the floor next to the cradle lay the mangled, bloody pieces of a giant cobra.The mother realized the horrific mistake she had made. The mongoose had saved her child, and she had repaid its loyalty with death. She ran back outside to the porch, cradling the lifeless body of the mongoose, crying tears of bitter regret—but it was too late. Her hasty action could not be undone .

MORAL OF THE STORY:Always check the facts before making a decision in anger, or you may regret your actions deeply.

NAME OF THE AUTHOR:NOUSHEEN KHAN.

NAME:RANVEER

CLASS :7^th'C'

Newly I read a book 'PANCHATANTRA' .

I Really like a story of THE LOYAL MONGOOSE .

LET'^_S BEGIN

THE LOYAL MONGOOSE:-

Once upon a time, there lived a poor farmer with his wife and their little son in a small village. They lived in a simple house surrounded by fields and trees. The farmer worked very hard in his fields to support his family. His wife took care of the house and their little child.

The family had a pet mongoose. The mongoose had been with them for a long time. It was gentle, clever, and faithful. The farmer and his wife loved it like a member of their family. The mongoose was especially fond of the little baby. It often stayed near the baby and watched over him while he slept. The farmer believed that the mongoose would never harm the child.

One morning, the farmer had to go to the fields to do some important work. His wife also had some work outside the house. Before leaving, they made sure that their baby was sleeping comfortably. They left the mongoose near the baby because they trusted it to keep watch.

After the parents had gone, a large poisonous snake entered the house. It slowly moved towards the baby. The snake was dangerous, and the sleeping child could not protect himself. The mongoose noticed the snake and immediately became alert. It understood that the baby was in danger.

The mongoose bravely attacked the snake. The snake tried to defend itself, but the mongoose did not run away. A fierce struggle took place between them. After a long fight, the mongoose finally defeated and killed the snake. In this way, it saved the baby's life.

The mongoose was tired after the fight, but it remained near the baby. It had done its duty faithfully and protected the child from danger.

After some time, the farmer's wife returned home. She was carrying some things and was eager to see her baby. As she approached the house, she saw the mongoose coming towards her. Its mouth and body had blood on them because of the fight with the snake.

The woman was shocked and frightened when she saw the blood. She immediately thought that something terrible had happened to her baby. Instead of going inside and checking on the child, she became angry and acted without thinking. She believed that the mongoose had attacked her baby.

In her fear and anger, she struck the mongoose. The poor animal died before it could receive any help. The woman then hurried inside the house to see her child.

To her great surprise, she found the baby safe and sleeping peacefully. She looked around the room and noticed a dead poisonous snake lying near the baby's place. Suddenly, she understood what had really happened.

The blood on the mongoose was not the baby's blood. It was the blood of the snake that the mongoose had fought and killed. The mongoose had actually protected the baby from the dangerous snake.

The woman was filled with sadness and regret. She realized that she had made a terrible mistake. The loyal mongoose had saved her child's life, but she had killed it because she had acted in anger and had not checked the truth.

When the farmer returned home, his wife told him everything. He was also deeply saddened. They both realized that their faithful pet had sacrificed its life to protect their child.

The story of the loyal mongoose teaches us a very important lesson. We should never make decisions in anger, fear, or haste. Before blaming or judging someone, we should always find out the complete truth. A moment of anger can sometimes lead to a decision that cannot be undone.

MORAL OF THE STORY:-We should never make decisions in anger or hurry. We should first find out the truth before judging anyone.

NAME OF THE AUTHOR :-NOUSHEEN KHAN .

NAME OF THE PUBLISHER :-SHRI KAKAD .

RANVEER 7^_TH 'C'

So recently I read a story form “story weaver website “

And we also maintain hygiene when we don’t take bath , no brush and no hand wash before breakfast , dinner, lunch so we do not maintain some these hygiene thing we get fever and germs

and the story basically about hygiene

The name of the story is (Brushing is no fun!)

basically there was a boy named Rohan .when Rohan woke up ,he began to play with Jimmy, his dog .

“there is something you should do first!” said Riya ,his big sister “BRUSH YOU TEETH !” And he don’t like to his own teeth then he said Jimmy his dog don’t wash teeth the Riya said that animal take care of their teeth too ! but in another way we must wash our teeth to keep germs way

He said what is germs?

Riya said germs is a very tiny creature. That can harm us

And then mummy called them for breakfast

There is something you should do first wash you hand before break fast he said that Jimmy never wash his hands she loughed and said that he doesn’t use his hand and paws to eat like we do ! we must wash our hand to keep rid of germs .

please maintain hygiene and keeps germs away !

Name : sanya

Class : 7 th

Sec: A

Roll : 48

A few days ago I read the excellent Masterpiece of Booker T Washington.

First we will know about book and its author.🖋️📙

The name of the book is up from slavery and it's author is Booker T Washington.

Up from Slavery is the famous 1901 autobiography of Booker T. Washington, an influential African American educator, author, and leader. The book chronicles his journey from being born into slavery in Virginia during the Civil War to becoming the founder and first leader of Tusk egee Normal and Industrial Institute (now Tusk egee University) in Alabama.

Reading Up from Slavery really opened my eyes and gave me a totally new perspective on what true grit and determination mean. Written as an autobiography, the book takes us right through Booker T. Washington’s incredible life journey—starting out as an enslaved child on a small farm in Virginia with no shoes, no proper clothes, and not even a last name, and working his way up to become one of the most important and influential leaders of his time.

​What stood out to me the most while reading it was his unstoppable work ethic. Washington didn't just dream about a better life; he chased it against impossible odds. I was deeply moved by how he heard about a school for Black children and decided to walk hundreds of miles—sleeping under sidewalks and doing odd jobs along the way—just to reach the Hampton Institute. When he finally arrived looking tired and covered in dust, the headmistress tested his character by telling him to clean a recitation room. Because he swept and dusted that room with absolute perfection, they accepted him as a student. That moment really taught me that no task is too small if you put your best effort into it.

​As he grew older, Washington dedicated his entire life to education. He went on to found the Tusk egee Institute in Alabama, starting it from scratch in an old abandoned shanty and a church. The students literally built their own schoolhouses and made their own bricks with their bare hands, showing the power of practical education. Washington’s main message throughout the book is all about self-reliance, hard work, and learning useful trades. He believed that by building economic independence through labor and skills, people could earn respect and improve their standing in society.

​While reading about his life, it is also interesting to look at the historical debates around his ideas. Later on, other civil rights leaders, like W.E.B. Du Bois, disagreed with some of his methods. Du Bois felt that Washington was too willing to accept segregation temporarily instead of demanding immediate political and civil rights. Learning about this disagreement adds a lot of depth, showing how different leaders had different ideas about the best way to achieve equality and justice.

​Overall, I think Up from Slavery is an inspiring and powerful read. It isn't just a boring history lesson; it is a true story about how much a person can achieve through education, patience, and perseverance, no matter how difficult their circumstances might be.

I will guarantee you if you will read this book you will find a change in your personality. 💯

" Excellent excellent work by excellent personality "

Book's information 📚

Book :- Up from slavery

Author :- Booker T Washington

Publisher :- Double day, Page & Co

Now, student's information 😎

Name of the student :- Yash Kumar

Class :- 9th 'A'

Roll no. :- '46'