Q. 2. (A) Read the extract and complete the activities given below:Kalpana Chawla was extremely proud of her birthplace and madeevery effort to bring it into the limelight. During space flights she wouldproudly point it out to her fellow.astronauts. Once, during the secondflight she remembered her closest friend, Daisy Chawla, who died in aroad accident. In fact, despite her celebrity status, she took pains to trackdown her former teachers, classmates and friends in India and showeda keen desire to stay in touch with them. Her affectionate and humblenature won the hearts of all who came in contact with her. AlthoughKalpana had a strong desire to go to Mars, fly over its canyons and diein space, she was equally concemed about the well-being of the earth.She always urged young people to listen to the sounds of nature and takecare of our fragile planet. During her space trips, she took manybreathtaking photographs of the earth for various terrestrial studies lateron the ground. When she was in space, she always felt a sense ofconnection with everyone on the earth.It was Kalpana's cherished desire to visit India again. But that wasnot to be. A few months after her tragic death, Harrison visited India.He went to her school and college, met her family, teachers and friendsand scattered her ashes over the Himalayas.Q) summary of the following extract?​