'Thank You, Buddy,' President Kalam Told This Cop Moments Before He Collapsed

Moments before he collapsed at an event in Meghalaya, former President APJ Abdul Kalam greeted a policeman who stood for hours as part of his security detail and said: "Thank you, buddy."Dr Kalam's aide Srijan Pal Singh has shared in a Facebook post how the 83-year-old voiced concern about the policeman just ahead of them in an open gypsy that was part of the convoy heading for the Indian Institute of Management, Shillong."One hour into the road journey, Dr Kalam said 'Why is he standing? He will get tired. This is like punishment. Can you ask a wireless message to given that he may sit?' I had to convince him, he has been probably instructed to keep standing for better security," Mr Singh writes.The former president, for the rest of the journey that lasted an hour and a half, kept asking whether the policeman could be signaled to sit down.On reaching the IIM building, where Dr Kalam was to deliver a lecture, his aide found the guard and took him to meet the former president."Dr. Kalam greeted him. He shook his hand, said thank you buddy. Are you tired? Would you like something to eat? I am sorry you had to stand so long because of me," Mr Singh posted.Moments later, while delivering the lecture, Dr Kalam collapsed and died after a massive cardiac arrest.His gesture was mentioned by a senior police officer who said that the former President congratulated a Special Operation Team or SOT personnel "for being alert throughout the road trip from Guwahati to Shillong last evening."The officer, M Kharkrang, said the policeman first "got scared" when Dr Kalam summoned him.Dr Kalam began delivering a lecture on 'Creating a liveable planet' when he collapsed and was rushed to the city's Bethany hospital. His funeral will be held in Rameshwaram in Tamil Nadu, where he was born.

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MISSILE MAN PASSES AWAY

India's 11th President APJ Abdul Kalam died on Monday evening at a hospital in Meghalaya, where he had gone to deliver a lecture. He was 83.His body was today flown by an Air Force helicopter to Guwahati in Assam from where it will be taken to Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be present at the Delhi airport to receive his body.The former President, who was in office from 2002 to 2007, had collapsed during the lecture at the Indian Institute of Management, Shillong, around 6.30 pm. He was taken to the Bethany hospital. Doctors said he had suffered a massive cardiac arrest."President Kalam was brought to the hospital at 7 pm. When he brought in there was no sign of life. He was taken to ICU to try and revive him, which was futile," hospital sources told.The government has declared a seven-day national mourning as a mark of respect for the former President.

"Known as the Missile Man of India, Dr Kalam played a pivotal role in the Pokhran-II nuclear test in 1998. One of the most loved Presidents, he was also known as the People's President. While in his 70s, he was nominated for the MTV Youth Icon of the Year award in 2003 and in 2006.He was awarded the Padma Bhushan and Bharat Ratna for his achievements.Dr Kalam was born in Rameswaram on October 15, 1931, to a humble family. His father was a boatman.A bright student, his interest in flying led to a degree in aeronautical engineering, and eventually to supervising the development of India's guided missile programme.He was also the author of 10 books. His autobiography, Wings of Fire, written in 1999, had been a best seller.

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WINDOWS 10 WILL RELEASE TOMMOROW MIDNIGHT 12 AM

After nine months of waiting, Windows 10 is almost here.

Tuesday night at midnight ET, Microsoft will release the first full release of Windows 10, the biggest sea change in PC software in nearly three years. It's kind of a big deal! We've been getting previews of Windows 10 since October, and the rollout of the actual software will happen in stages, but midnight will still be zero hour for answering a lot of the questions that have swirled around Windows 10 since it was first announced. How do you build a single OS for laptops, tablets, and smartphones? Tuesday night, we'll find out.

First thing's first: how do you get it? Microsoft is sending out Windows 10 in waves, starting with Windows Insiders and then moving through preorders gradually. The waves are designed to make the release more stable — issues that pop up in one wave can be fixed for the next one — but it means it could be days before you actually get the chance to download the new OS.

WHAT WILL WINDOWS 10 LOOK LIKE WHEN IT ARRIVES?

The good news is that, unlike Windows 8, Windows 10 is designed to work as a straight upgrade, so as long as your computer meets the specs, you should be able to install it right away. Still, we definitely recommend doing a full backup before you install. If you've got Windows 7 or Windows 8, you'll be able to upgrade free any time in the next year. Otherwise, the official price is $119, although third party sellers are already offering cheaper versions for pre-order, to ship at the end of the month.

But the bigger question is what Windows 10 will look like when it finally does arrive — and you won't have to wait days to find out. The Verge and other outlets are going to be putting the OS through its paces as soon as it becomes public, which means Microsoft fans will have a lot to piece through on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

To start with, there's a whole new interface to work through. Based on developer previews, Windows 10 seems to be a combination of the best features from 7 and 8, but it also comes with a lot of new ideas that have never been implemented at this scale. Cortana will be everywhere in Windows 10, available in the Start Menu and through voice commands. It's also the first big stage for Microsoft's new Edge browser, a fully revamped notification center, and deeper Xbox integration than we've ever seen before.

And then there's the biggest question of all: will it be ready? As recently as June, there were still some troubling and persistent upgrade bugs kicking around the developer preview. As Tom Warren put it at the time, "the Windows team has a lot of sleepless nights ahead throughout June and July to ensure the quality is high across the vast amount of PCs out there." After Vista and Windows 8, there's a lot of pressure to make sure this launch goes smoothly, but engineers have been fighting an uphill battle to make it happen.

Still, we won't know for sure until Windows 10 goes live on Tuesday. Will the new Cortana outpace Siri? Are we on the cusp of a PC renaissance? Ask us in 36 hours.

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