THE CADET: A DREAM OF DUTY AND LOVEThe story is based on the boy's dream which made his life unexpected love, patriotism, loyalty, responsibility of his nation India---‍️ 1. Rahul (Hero)Age: 21Personality: Innocent, introverted, humble, and highly talentedDream: To become an Indian Army officerBackground: From a lower-middle-class rural familyStrengths: Physically strong, mentally determined, emotionally deepWeaknesses: Socially shy, avoids expressing emotions openlySpecial Traits: Liv ...Read More

Rahul being inspired by Dr APJ ABDUL KALAM'S speech and it as the emotional turning point---Chapter 2: Dream“A spark was now twelve years old and a student of BPS Matric Higher Secondary School — a simple yet disciplined school in the nearby town. His parents take him to school by bicycle for 5 kilometers every day from his village to attend classes, wearing a slightly faded uniform but a bright, curious mind.He wasn’t the loudest boy in class, nor the one who always answered first. But his teachers noticed one thing — when Rahul listened, he listened deeply. He ...Read More

Chapter 1: Happy Faces“The birth of a dreamer.”June 6, 2003 – small VillageIt was a calm, golden morning in small village , nestled between green fields and dusty paths. The sun had just begun to rise, casting warm rays across tiled rooftops and coconut trees swaying gently in the breeze. Birds chirped cheerfully as if announcing something special.Inside the modest government hospital at the edge of the village, the air was filled with quiet tension and soft murmurs. Nurses moved quickly, doctors gave instructions, and a hopeful man paced back and forth in the waiting area.Dayalan, a government employee ...Read More

Chapter 1: Happy Faces“The birth of a dreamer.”June 6, 2003 – small VillageIt was a calm, golden morning in small village , nestled between green fields and dusty paths. The sun had just begun to rise, casting warm rays across tiled rooftops and coconut trees swaying gently in the breeze. Birds chirped cheerfully as if announcing something special.Inside the modest government hospital at the edge of the village, the air was filled with quiet tension and soft murmurs. Nurses moved quickly, doctors gave instructions, and a hopeful man paced back and forth in the waiting area.Dayalan, a government employee ...Read More

Chapter 1: Happy faces“The birth of a dreamer.”“The birth of a dreamer.”June 6, 2003 – A small VillageIt was calm, golden morning in the small village, nestled between green fields and dusty paths. The sun had just begun to rise, casting warm rays across tiled rooftops and coconut trees swaying gently in the breeze. Birds chirped cheerfully as if announcing something special.Inside the modest government hospital at the edge of the village, the air was filled with quiet tension and soft murmurs. Nurses moved quickly, doctors gave instructions, and a hopeful man paced back and forth in the waiting ...Read More

Chapter 1: Happy Faces“The birth of a dreamer.”June 6, 2003 – Small VillageIt was a calm, golden morning in small village, nestled between green fields and dusty paths. The sun had just begun to rise, casting warm rays across tiled rooftops and coconut trees swaying gently in the breeze. Birds chirped cheerfully as if announcing something special.Inside the modest government hospital at the edge of the village, the air was filled with quiet tension and soft murmurs. Nurses moved quickly, doctors gave instructions, and a hopeful man paced back and forth in the waiting area.Dayalan, a government employee known ...Read More

Chapter 2: dream“The spark that changed his path.”Age 12 – Small villageRahul was twelve years old and lived in small, peaceful village surrounded by green fields and red-soil paths. Life was simple there — birds greeted the morning, buffaloes walked lazily across the road, and most families lived close to one another like an extended family.Every weekday morning began the same way. His mother Sathya would wake him up gently, place hot dosas on a steel plate, and pack his schoolbag. His father, Dayalan, in his neatly pressed khaki shirt, would adjust his watch and take Rahul along on ...Read More

Chapter 3: Pranika’s Journey“Born to bloom.”April 11, 2004 – A gentle sunrise spread its golden light across the small near Namakkal, warming the tiled roofs and dew-covered trees. Inside a nearby private hospital, soft newborn cry echoed in the quiet halls.> “It’s a girl!” the nurse said with a cheerful smile.Outside the delivery room stood Shakher, a composed and dignified man who worked as manager in a steel export company. The moment he heard those words, his heart melted. His eyes, normally steady and strong, filled with tears as he took his first look at the tiny miracle in ...Read More