He dreamt about five people, namely, Gandhi, Einstein, Ashoka, Lincoln and Caliph Omar. Following it, he saw a dream that was strange but had something important to show. He begins by recalling an incident of a helicopter crash in 2001 when he, along with his crew saw death very closely. While the book raises a lot of questions that need to be discussed, it underlines mostly the peace of mind that is required for a nation to develop and reach heights. Through his simple words, he tries to nudge creative minds and steer their hearts. Kalam speaks to youngsters about transforming India in the Preface of his book. In his book, Dr Kalam tried to approach the minds of young Indians to ignite their psyche and lead India to the transformation it deserves. Ignited Minds addresses the young population of India.

Here are 3 books you should read by APJ Abdul Kalam Ignited Minds On his birth anniversary, and as we remember him, it would be best to read some of his many works. Kalam had the energy to inspire others through his mere presence, and when he spoke, he filled everyone with a great zeal of enthusiasm and positivity. In 2002, he got elected as the 11th President of India and served his term as the Head of the State till 2007. He was a devoted student of aeronautics at MIT and a renowned scientist. Dr Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam or better known as APJ Abdul Kalam believed in dreams and acted upon them.

Born on 15 October 1931, a young boy who is famously referred to as the 'Missile Man Of India' originated from the streets of Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu.

Apj abdul kalam novels