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3 August to 9 August 2015 12-18 Nav. 12.Qxd Country & Politics National Weekly countryandpolitics.in Political News Bulletin & Beyond dUVªh ,.M ikWfyfVDl o"kZ % 4 vad % 9 ubZ fnYyh] 3 vxLr ls 9 vxLr 2015 ewY; % 2/- i`"B % 16 Tribute to Kalam Sahab, Missile Man of India From “India's Missile CNP Team Man” Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam Passes Away Life is a difficult game, You can win it only by retaining your birthright to be a person, A. P. J. Abdul Kalam cnp bureau New Delhi: Former President APJ Abdul Kalam passed away in Shillong on Monday evening. He was 83. Kalam, who reached Shillong via Guwahati in the morning, collapsed during a lecture at the Indian Institute of Management-Shillong (IIM-S) at around 6:30 pm and was rushed to the Bethany Hospital there. Doctors at the hospital said In this photo, President APJ Abdul Kalam waves while he was brought dead around 7pm. “He had no traveling in horse carriage at the ceremonial reception in pulse when he was admit- the Forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan after the swearing ted to the hospital. We can ceremony in New Delhi. Missile Man'. He worked Vajpayee government attribute his death to car- Tuesday morning,” Warjri 'People's President' as a scientist and science came to power. diac arrest,” a doctor said. said. Kalam served as president administrator, mainly at the After his term, he returned The hospital authorities, IIM-S officials said Kalam, for five years from 2002, Defence Research and to a life of education, writ- however, refrained from who had tweeted in the enjoying the support of Development Organisation ing, and public service. He confirming the death until morning about the func- both the ruling BJP and the (DRDO) and Indian Space received several presti- Meghalaya governor V tion, showed no signs of ill- opposition Congress. Research Organisation gious awards, including the Shanmughanathan and ness after he reached the Kalam was closely (ISRO) before he became Bharat Ratna, India's high- chief secretary PBO Warjri Meghalaya capital. “We involved in the country's president. He also played a est civilian honor. visited the hospital around had a packed house for the civilian space programme pivotal technical and politi- The government is set to 8pm. “The body of the for- lecture on Liveable Planet and military missile devel- cal role in India's Pokhran- announce a national mer president will be flown Earth,” an official said. opment efforts, earning II nuclear tests in 1998, mourning of seven days. to New Delhi via Guwahati From 'Missile Man' to him the sobriquet 'India's shortly after the Atal Bihari Cont...on Page 4 2 ubZ fnYyh] 3 vxLr ls 9 vxLr 2015 Editorial ;kdwc dh iRuh dks laln Hkstus dh xqtkfj'k ls lik us >kM+k iYyk egku oSKkfud MkWŒ dyke lektoknh ikVhZ us viuh eqEcbZ bdkbZ ds mik/;{k eqgEen Qk:d ?kkslh felkbyeSu ds uke ls çfl) ,oa cPpksa ds psgrs MkW- ,-ih- O;k[;k lw= gSA }kjk lik eqf[k;k eqyk;e flag ;kno dks i= fy[kdj gky esa Qkalh dh ts- vCnqy dyke vc gekjs chp ugha jgsA ,d lPpk 'kkafr vkSj vfgalk gh og ek/;e gS tks vlQyrkvksa esa ls ns'kHkä gels tqnk gks x;kA nsg ls fonsg gksus ds {k.kksa dks lQyrkvksa dks [kkst ykrh gSA 'kkafr vkSj vfgalk gh ltk ik;s vkradoknh ;kdwc eseu dh iRuh dks ^laln Hkstus* dh flQkfj'k Hkh bl egkiq#"k us deZe; 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us cjh dj fn;k gS mldks eq[;/kkjk esa yk;k tk,xk ekuork ds dY;k.k dh Hkkouk fufgr gksrh gSA tks fdlh Hkh 'kfä laiUu jk"Vª ds LoIu dks ysdj MkW- dyke o"kZ esa 2&3 rks blesa D;k xyr gksxkA** gkykafd bl ekeys esa tYnckth djus dh ckr HksnHkko] tkfr] /keZ] oxZ] fyax ds caVokjksa ds euq"; dks dsoy ckj vkpk;Z egkçK ls vk/;kfRed çsj.kk ,oa ekxZn'kZu ysus Lohdkj djrs gq, Qk:d us dgk ^^lik dh egkjk"Vª bdkbZ ds çeq[k vcw euq"; ds :i esa ns[krk gS] ,slh ifo= vkRek dk ,d gh /keZ igqaprs FksA blh 'k`a[kyk esa os xqtjkr ds lwjr vkSj vkfle vkteh lesr dbZ 'kqHkfpUrdksa us eq>ls ckrphr djds bl gksrk gS&ekuorkA lPps ekuork ds elhgk ds :i esa MkWŒ vgenkckn ,oa egkjk"Vª ds eqacbZ egkuxjh esa bUgha fof'k"V tYnckth ds ckjs esa crk;k gSA eSa Hkh ekurk gwa fd eq>ls tYnckth gks dyke lewph nqfu;k dks ,d ubZ jkg ij ys tkus ds fy;s dk;ZØeksa ,oa mís';ksa dks ysdj ;k=k,a dhaA x;h] ysfdu eSa vius c;ku ij vc Hkh dk;e gwaA lnSo ;kn fd;s tk;saxsA 'kkafr vkSj vfgalk gekjs thou dk ‘’ks"k i`"B 6 ij ns’k us [kks;k ,d egku balku ,sls yksx ejdj Hkh vej gks tkrsa gSa dapu ;kno jkLrs dks [kqn gh ryk’kk FkkA vkt gh vPNh ckr dgh gSA okil vkdj os ,d f'k{kd] uSfrd vkSj laoS/kkfud nkf;Ro vkSj dgrsa gSa] fd Hkkjr esa ejus ds ckn gh budks ns’k ds egku foHkwfr;ksa esa fxuk **lius oks ugha tks jkr esa lksrsa le; 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