I felt really regretful while reading the book for not having a leader like Mr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam in Bangladesh.
This is really wonderful. His vision, love for his country and the emotion he possess for his countrymen- this is really noteworthy and should be followed by a leader.

I had my respect for this man, but my respect increased several times after reading his thoughts from the book. He is a scientist and known as the Missile Man of India for his tremendous contribution in spacecrafts, satellite and overall national aeronautics sector.
He even served as the president too. But his structured, pragmatic ideas to turn India into a global leader & developed country is amazing. He emphasized all the prerequisites to turn his nation into a more successful one & very logically presented his way forwards – which are really brilliant, thoughtful. He explored all the sectors like education, agriculture, biotechnology, industrialization, IT, politics etc.

He mostly prioritized the youth of India all throughout the book, he traveled to different parts of India just to ignite the young students, he tried to instill his devotion and love for the nation in their tender hearts. He also referred to some their questions, inquiries in the book and answered them, blended his wisdom with their dreams. Then he focused on a vital point several times:
Nation is bigger than the Individuals.

I strongly believe that his theories are true for Bangladesh as well for the journey of actual development.
Hats off, Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam. I wish we had a leader like this man.