India’s greatest scientist and our former
President suddenly passed away at the age of 83 on 27th July at about 6:30 pm,
at the Indian Institute of Management - Shillong while interacting with his beloved
people, the students and the teaching staff. He is laid to rest today, 30th
July at 12 Noon with full military honours at Rameswaram, his home town, as the
entire Nation is observing seven days of mourning and paying rich tributes to
him.
He is one man known and respected by the entire
Nation. His scientific contributions in the development of Satellite launches,
Missiles and Nuclear Technology and other related works have won him our
Nation’s greatest awards - Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan, Bharat Ratna and the
highest post in our county that of the President and Supreme Commander of our
Armed Forces. He has received Honorary Doctorates from 40 Universities around
the world and because of his dedicated interaction with students in schools and
colleges for their development; the United Nations Organization has declared
his birthday - 15th October as “World Students Day”. His activities as
President were highly appreciated and he was known all over the world as
India’s People’s President.
The news of his death reached almost the entire
Nation within hours through media and very concerned people by word of mouth.
Immediately people remembered him fondly and talked about his life – a very modest and difficult beginning to such a great personality with extraordinary
achievements. Discussions about his life and his contributions can be heard
everywhere these days, just not in the media but at homes, offices, any
workplace and everywhere. His life and achievements are a great inspiration to
the youth. He will certainly be remembered in India forever and ever.
May his soul rest in peace and may his life story
inspire and produce many great men in our country.
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