written by President A P J Abdul Kalam at Rediff Shopping!

APJ President Abdul Kalam: My friend, I am very pleased to be with you to join Reddiff's chat. I would like to extend my heartfelt greetings to everyone in Japan and overseas. I learned that I received about 5000 questions / suggestions in the chat room. You will thank your friends, I have 45 minutes, I will try to answer about 50 to 60 questions covering a wide range of questions you have expressed.

I also guarantee you that I will answer for another 60 questions within the next ten days. Post answers to these questions on my website www.presidentofindia.gov.in. I am grateful for enthusiasm and questions, such as the development of the country, education, medical care, vision, the necessity of international peace, from visitors of rediff.com. I congratulate rediff.com on the initiative taken to organize this chat program.

D N Joshi (17 years old, kendri vidyalay Almora): Sir, how much time should I invest in order to be a good student?

APJ President Abdul Kalam: A good student arrives when his learning process involves two aspects. One is acquiring knowledge, and the other is acquiring a high value system.

C. Aaryambaa (Little Kingdom, 10 years old): How can we eliminate terrorism against humanity in any way? We are very enthusiastic about seeing our school's hall of fame in a small kingdom. Goodbye Mama

President Abdul Kalam of APJ: Elementary school students can observe the next oath. I do not distinguish caste, religion, language. If it starts from school, it is definitely a peaceful society.

Sagar khuteta (J.H. Ambani School, 9 years old Raigad): How did you make a lot of missiles in India with such a short period and money?

APJ President Abdul Kalam: This is the effort of the team. To complete the task, you need knowledge, patience, and effort.

Children who have already answered questions from the president should send e-mail to their full mailing address to getahead @ rediff.co.in so that we can tell you the mission of India : Indian youth vision signed by the president

My ideal leader is Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. Abdul Kharam served as the eleventh president of India. I was born on 15th October 1931 in Ramesswaram, Tamil Nadu. He is a professor of a famous aerospace engineer (aerospace engineering) and is the first president of Indian Space Science and Technology Institute Tiruvananthapuram (IIST). During his president, he was often called the president of the people. He was awarded the honor of the highest civilian in India in Balatratna in 1997. Before becoming President of India, I worked as an aerospace engineer at the National Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). For his work in the development of ballistic missiles and space rocket technology he is widely known for Indian missiles. Currently he is a visiting professor of India Management Association, Ahmedabad.

Dr. A · P · J · Abdul · Colaum is the eleventh President of India, who worked from 2002 to 2007, is one of the few presidents who touched his heart. In India, he is highly respected as a scientist and engineer. For his work in the development of ballistic missiles and space rocket technology he is often referred to as an Indian missile. In almost 90% of the lives of national students there are stories of extreme difficulties, adventures and countless sacrifices. But among them, some work very well. Their academic records are so wonderful that their resume sometimes seems to be distracting. Everyone acknowledges this as correct education and makes it today's.