SHILLONG: Former president of Asian country, A. P. J. Abdul Kalam died on weekday once collapsing collapsing whereas delivering a lecture in Shillong, northeastern Asian country.
Abdul Kalam
Kalam, 83, folded whereas addressing the scholars of the Indian Institute of Management within the Meghalaya in Shillong and was rush to the near Bethany hospital wherever doctors gave him emergency treatment whereas making an attempt to revive him.
“He was brought into the hospital while not a pulse or pressure, there was no sign of life,” same John Sailo Ryntathiang, director of Bethany Hospital.
B. Warjri, Chief Secretary of Meghalaya state, confirmed that Kalam died on weekday evening at a hospital. He was 83.
Kalam served as president of Asian country for 5 years from 2002, and enjoyed support of each the ruling BJP and also the opposition Congress at the time. He was referred to as the daddy of the country’s military missile programme.
Former Indian president A.P.J. Abdul Kalam won his spurs because the country’s missile man. He vie a important role in India’s Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998.
Abdul Kalam
Kalam, 83, folded whereas addressing the scholars of the Indian Institute of Management within the Meghalaya in Shillong and was rush to the near Bethany hospital wherever doctors gave him emergency treatment whereas making an attempt to revive him.
“He was brought into the hospital while not a pulse or pressure, there was no sign of life,” same John Sailo Ryntathiang, director of Bethany Hospital.
B. Warjri, Chief Secretary of Meghalaya state, confirmed that Kalam died on weekday evening at a hospital. He was 83.
Kalam served as president of Asian country for 5 years from 2002, and enjoyed support of each the ruling BJP and also the opposition Congress at the time. He was referred to as the daddy of the country’s military missile programme.
Former Indian president A.P.J. Abdul Kalam won his spurs because the country’s missile man. He vie a important role in India’s Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998.
Why u stopped ?
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