Write a short note on Kalam’s father.

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Kalam’s father was Jainulandeen.
He had neither much formal education nor much wealth.
He possessed great innate wisdom and was very generous.
He lived with his family in their ancestral house on Mosque Street in Rameswaram.
He was austere and used to avoid all inessential comforts and luxuries.
He provided his family with all necessities in terms of food, medicine or clothes.
He gave his children a secure life both materially and emotionally.
Kalam inherited honesty and self-discipline from him.
When Kalam asked for permission to go to study at Ramanathapuram, he gave him his blessing and said he knew his son needed to go further in life.
He also explained to his hesitant wife the need to allow her son to reach his goals and fulfill his dreams.

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$1.$ fear or terror $2.$ glad sense of relief $3.$ a ‘funny’ feeling, perhaps of understanding	Column $‘A’$	Column $‘B’$
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