Describe the benign and liberal influence …

Kalam had a healthy surroundings. he inherited honesty, self-disclipline, faith in goodness and deep kindness from parents. Kalam's father was a very austere man and he had a great influence on Kalam. Despite of relegious differenceshe was quite close to his three orthodox Brahmin friendswhich was like Hindu-Muslim unity. This had a good effect on Kalam. Finally, his science teacher, a brahmin had a healthy relationship with kalam. He wanted to break the socirelegious unequality between religions. So, he used to invite Kalam for lunch and dinner to his house. Kalam's childhood was full of social barriers but at the same time his friends, parents and teachers wanted to break them and their influence on Kalam made him a good person in his life.

Kalam had a healthy surroundings. he inherited honesty, self-disclipline, faith in goodness and deep kindness from parents. Kalam's father was a very austere man and he had a great influence on Kalam. Despite of relegious differenceshe was quite close to his three orthodox Brahmin friendswhich was like Hindu-Muslim unity. This had a good effect on Kalam. Finally, his science teacher, a brahmin had a healthy relationship with kalam. He wanted to break the socirelegious unequality between religions. So, he used to invite Kalam for lunch and dinner to his house. Kalam's childhood was full of social barriers but at the same time his friends, parents and teachers wanted to break them and their influence on Kalam made him a good person in his life.