ABOUT AUTHOR

Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam, is an Indian scientist and administrator

who served as the 11th president of India.
Kalam was born and raise in Rameshwaram, Tamilnadu, studied
physics at St.Josephs college, Tiruchirapalli, and aerospace
engineering at the Madras Institute of Education(MIT), Chennai.
Before his term as President, he worked as an aerospace
engineering with Defence Research and Development
Organisation and Indian Space Research Organisation.
Kalam is popularly known as the MISSILE MAN OF INDIA for
his work on the development of ballistic missile and launch
vehicle technology. He played a pivotal organisational, technical
and political in indias Pokhran-II nuclear tests.
 INDIA TOWARDS DEVELOPED
ECONOMY
Indicators of economy
Indicators are important but provide a part of
picture.
Strategic strength.
Technologies and core strength.
Visions for economy.
Social Indicators.
VISIONS OF OTHER COUNTRIES

US & EUROPE
CHINA
JAPAN
EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY

Technology vision 2020.

Indian need and core competencies.
Generation of vision.
 FOOD AGRICULTURE AND
PROCESSING
Crisis and Indian food industry.
Future needs and compatibilities.
Food demand and Indian people.
Challenges to Indian agriculture.
Technologies.
Chemical Industries and our biological
wealth
Agro products
Fertilizers
Pharmaceuticals
Bio Medical
 MATERIALS AND FUTURE
Indias material resources.
Materials to increase national strength.
Marketing for better future.
Nuclear Use
HR
Biomedical.
 HEALTH CARE FOR ALL
Disease prevention.
Sanitation.
Maternal and child health.
 The enabling Infrastructure
Investment in Infrastrucre
Quality electricity for all
Energy Efficiency
Water Supply
 DISTINCTIVE PROFILE OF
INDIA 2020
A nation where urban and rural divide has
reduced thin line
Agriculture, Industy and Service sector work
together in symphony
Education and Health care is available to all
Illiteracy and unemployement removed
A nation where governance is responsive,
transparent and corruption free.
 LEARNING ISSUES
The book describes the present and future scenario
in India and in the developed country
It compares the various statistical data and explains
how India can improve on it.
We always rely on developed countries to come up
with some solution to make our life comfortable.
That makes more import to our country than the
export.
And hence the net money flows to the developed
country.
The solution is to build up our R&D strength.
 CRITICAL ANALYSIS
When we try to be in sink with the vision of
the author its just amazing feeling
It was supposed to be a book not document.
The language is not interactive
The book should attract by language and show
the facts in a hidden way.
Facts and figures should only be provided
when a reader wants to go to details.
 QUOTE BY ABDUL KALAM

You have to DREAM before.....

the DREAM comes true!!
THANK YOU