The former President was elusive, when asked about the possibility yesterday. But he left enough indications that he is not averse to the idea. This comes at a time when parties are holding meetings to reach a consensus on the new President. Kalam was elected President in 2002, during the NDA regime.<br />In the 2007 Presidential elections, Kalam's name was proposed by some parties, but he backed out in the absence of a consensus. For Abdul Kalam, a lot will depend on how much the major parties throw their weight behind him. Kalam's apolitical credentials and stature as a scientist is likely to find him support from several parties. But with the Congress not too keen to see him back in Rashtrapati Bhavan, a lot will depend on the BJP.<br /><br />For more log onto - http://alpha.newsx.com
