Why did Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam not marry, why did he remove his demand from the middle?

Today is the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. Not only the country but the whole world is celebrating his birth anniversary with great pomp. Former President Abdul Kalam was born on 15 October 1931 in a simple family in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu. His father was a fisherman. Kalam achieved immense success on the basis of his hard work. Also, he gave the first missile to the country. That is why he was named Missile Man.

Kalam wanted to become a pilot.

Abdul Kalam's dream was to become a pilot in the Air Force, for this he did aerospace engineering, but he was rejected because he was just one rank short. Kalam became a scientist in DRDO at the age of 29 and ISRO at the age of 38. Only after this, India made its first missile 'Agni'. Abdul Kalam also played a big role in the nuclear test and then became the 11th President of the country at the age of 71. The surprising thing is that in this successful life, he never thought about his marriage.

Why did he not get married?

If media reports are to be believed, he often used to say about marriage that if he had got married, he would not have achieved even half of what he has achieved in life. He believed that marriage and children make a man selfish. However, later he again started avoiding the question of marriage. It was in the year 2006 when a small child in Singapore asked Kalam the reason for not getting married, he avoided the question and said, 'I wish that all of you get a good life partner.'

What was the reason behind such a hairstyle?

An important part of APJ Abdul Kalam's interesting personality at that time was his different-looking hairstyle. He used to keep his long hair parted from the middle. According to the website 'Speaking Tree', Kalam was born with half an ear, which is why he used to cover his ear with his long hair.