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“Discouragement is dissatisfaction with the past,
distaste for the present and distrust of the future. It is
ingratitude for the blessings of yesterday, indifference
to the opportunities of today and insecurity regarding
strength of tomorrow. It is unawareness of the presence
of beauty, unconcern for the needs of our fellow men
and disbelief in the promises of the old. It is impatience
with time, immaturity of thought and impoliteness to
God” – William A. Ward
Madhuri. R, VIII A
“You cannot control what happens to you, but you can
control your attitude towards what happens to you,
and in that you will be mastering change rather than
allowing it to master you” – Brian Tracy
When we observe our surroundings, the environment
and the people living within and around us, we learn
that the world is a difficult place to live. It is not an
easy task for anyone on this earth to survive and lead
a peaceful life. Often we find people struggling and
fighting each day in order to achieve their goals and
to be successful. Every human being has their set
of problems and difficulties which they are trying to
overcome in order to obtain what they are striving for.
This constant struggle and all the obstacles that occur at
every step we take become a huge cause of depression
and people tend to lose heart. Then the only way to
go ahead is to just keep preserving ourselves with the
tasks at hand so that you could progress and finally
achieve what you have set your foot out for and not
leave anything halfway through. At this moment, the
power and force that drives us in our attitude.
A positive attitude is something that makes or breaks
a person. If you have a positive outlook in life, you will
always look at the positive side of things which will
keep you in upbeat mood.
Positive attitude is the key to success
Archisa Das, VIII A
Class VIII
Realizing The Dreams Of
Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
“Dream is not what you do while sleeping, but it is
something that does not let you sleep”
Dr. A. P. J Abdul Kalam, the mastermind who made many
of India’s scientific inventions, was an aerospace scientist
who served as the 11th President of India from 2002 to
2007. Though, Dr. Abdul Kalam helped in the making of
weaponries, his true dream was divergent from what he
created. He wanted true peace.
Dr. Kalam craved to see a well-developed and self-
sufficient country. Kalam Sir dreamed of an India where
everyone in the nation got sufficient food, clean water,
good clothes, education and shelter, ensuring no poverty
in the country. He wanted a nation where every child
despite his/her wealth is able to get a good education. He
dreamt of a nation where agriculture was developed along
with the livestock by protecting our natural resources and
safeguarding the environment. He also wanted everyone
to have a proper access to good medical facility. He
wanted a government that cared about the people and
administrated the country efficiently. Most importantly,
he wanted a country with no caste discrimination and
worked for equality for all men and women.
He believed that only the youth of India would make this
happen. According to him, young minds hold a plethora
of possibilities and potential. We only have to unlock our
knowledge and creativity and explore our talent. This will
take India to a pinnacle of glory.
Dr. Kalam says “Never stop fighting until you arrive at your
destined place, that is a Unique you”. We should take a
solemn oath to be courageous and righteous and work
towards making “Mother India Great Again”
M.Akash, VIII A