from strong roots we come to know that kalam’s mother’s name was ashamed she was of aristocratic origin one of the forebears received the honourable title of abrader by the British government. She was a generous hardworking woman and an ideal helpmate of her husband.kalam recalled that she was broad miners of kalam’s own family put together. Kalam also reminisced his mother as the one with whom he used to eat every day sitting on the floor of the kitchen, she would first place a banana leaf before kalam that served as a plate on which then she served a very simple meal consisting of rice aromatic samba a variety of sharp homemade pickle and a dollop of fresh coconut chutney. Thus the overall picture of kalam’s mother is that of an affectionate caring content and ideal mother.