What do you think his words mean? Why do you think he spoke those words?
Approach Solution - 1
His words meant he understood that Kalam had to leave his house and get a good higher education to grow. He spoke these words because he knew the harsh reality of life that the children need to move away from their home and parents to make a career and earn.
Approach Solution -2
He said these words to improve his abilities. Understanding the tough realities of life, he acknowledged that children might need to move away from their parents to pursue their careers and support themselves. Therefore, his words demonstrated his wisdom and intelligence.
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