About Journal
Kalam’s Vision: An Intellectual Legacy
Kalam’s Vision, a premier multidisciplinary and multiple language (Hindi, Sanskrit, English, German, French, Urdu, Arabic and Persian) international e-journal (Biannual double-blind peer reviewed refereed e-journal) published under the prestigious aegis of the International Academic Council of Dr. Abdul Kalam Foundation, stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of India’s 11th President, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. True to his mission of “igniting minds,” the journal serves as a vibrant platform where scientific inquiry meets social responsibility.
Dr. Kalam often spoke of the “convergence of technologies.” This journal honors that philosophy by breaking down academic silos. It provides a unique space where an engineer’s insights on renewable energy can coexist with a sociologist’s study on rural development. By encouraging a multidisciplinary dialogue, the publication ensures that research is not just theoretical but holistic, addressing the complex, interconnected challenges of the 21st century—from artificial intelligence and space exploration to ethics and public policy.
One of the journal’s most defining features is its multiple language (Hindi, Sanskrit, English, German, French, Urdu, Arabic and Persian) framework. Recognizing that profound wisdom exists beyond the English language, it invites scholarly contributions in various regional languages. This approach:
- ✦ Empowers local researchers who are more comfortable expressing complex ideas in their mother tongue.
- ✦ Preserves linguistic heritage while advancing modern scientific thought.
- ✦ Ensures inclusivity, making high-level academic discourse accessible to a broader section of society, including those in grassroots sectors.
Under the guidance of the Dr. Abdul Kalam Foundation, the journal prioritizes “Research for Nation Building.” It isn’t just about citation counts; it’s about societal impact. The editorial board looks for work that offers tangible solutions to poverty, healthcare disparities, and educational gaps. By fostering a community of “visionary thinkers,” Kalam’s Vision continues to inspire a new generation of scholars to dream big and use their intellectual prowess for the greater good of humanity.
Journal Details
| Journal Information | |
| Title of Journal | Kalam’s Vision |
| Subject | Multidisciplinary |
| Language | Multiple Language (Hindi, Sanskrit, English, German, French, Urdu, Arabic and Persian) |
| Review Process | Double-Blind Peer Review |
| Starting Year | 2025 (July-December) |
| Format of Publication | Online (Open Access) |
| Frequency of Journal Issues | Bi Annual (July-December and January-June) |
| Publisher & Address | |
| Publisher / Issuing Body | International Academic Council of Dr. Abdul Kalam Foundation (Regd.), U.P. |
| Address | Paradise Enclave, Fatima Mansion, 600/271, Fareedipur, Hardoi-Kanpur Ring Road, Dubagga, P.O.-Kakori, Lucknow, Pin Code-226101, Uttar Pradesh |
| Place of Publication | Paradise Enclave, Fatima Mansion, 600/271, Fareedipur, Hardoi-Kanpur Ring Road, Dubagga, P.O.-Kakori, Lucknow, Pin Code-226101, Uttar Pradesh |
| Website | www.drapjabdulkalamfoundation.com |
| Journal Link | drapjabdulkalamfoundation.com/journals/ |
| Chief Editor | |
| Chief Editor’s Name (Owner Name/Responsible Person Name) | Dr. Syed Mohammad Ali Rizvi |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Address | Paradise Enclave, Fatima Mansion, 600/271, Fareedipur, Hardoi-Kanpur Ring Road, Dubagga, P.O.-Kakori, Lucknow, Pin Code-226101, Uttar Pradesh |
| Contact Details | +91-9415577005 | +91-8960492159 (WhatsApp) |
| kalamsvision14@gmail.com | |
| Legal & Registration | |
| Society | Dr. Abdul Kalam Foundation Registered Under Society Registration Act, 1860 (Registration No. 1309/2015) |
| Registered Office | Paradise Enclave, Fatima Mansion, 600/271, Fareedipur, Hardoi-Kanpur Ring Road, Dubagga, P.O.-Kakori, Lucknow, Pin Code-226101, Uttar Pradesh |
| Copyright | International Academic Council of Dr. Abdul Kalam Foundation (Regd.), Lucknow, U.P. |
| Vol. 1, Issue 1, July-December 2025 / ISSN | (Applied) |
Impact & Scope
Under the aegis of the Dr. Abdul Kalam Foundation, the journal acts as a catalyst for social transformation. It prioritizes “Research for Action,” encouraging contributors to submit work that offers practical solutions to societal issues. By providing a platform for both seasoned academicians and young innovators, it fosters a culture of curiosity and national service. In essence, Kalam’s Vision is more than a periodical; it is an intellectual movement aimed at igniting minds and building a self-reliant, knowledge-driven society.
The Impact and Scope of Kalam’s Vision are rooted in the pursuit of a “Developed India” and the democratization of research. By operating as a multidisciplinary and multiple language (Hindi, Sanskrit, English, German, French, Urdu, Arabic, Persian etc.) platform, the journal ensures that academic discourse is not confined to elite circles but reaches the grassroots level of society.
1. Scope: A Multidisciplinary Horizon
The journal’s scope is designed to mirror Dr. Kalam’s belief in the convergence of technologies and the integration of social values. It welcomes contributions across:
🔬 STEM Research
Space technology, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and renewable energy.
🌍 Social Sciences
Rural development, poverty eradication, and secular ethics.
📚 Education & Pedagogy
Innovations in skill-based learning, virtual classrooms, and teacher training.
📈 Economic Policy
Strategies for urban-rural parity and self-reliance in critical sectors.
2. Impact: Beyond the Citation
Unlike traditional journals that focus solely on academic metrics, the impact of Kalam’s Vision is measured by its societal contribution:
- ✦Linguistic Empowerment: By publishing in multiple language (Hindi, Sanskrit, English, German, French, Urdu, Arabic and Persian), it provides a voice to regional scholars, ensuring that linguistic barriers do not stifle intellectual growth.
- ✦Policy Influence: Serves as a repository of ideas for policymakers, particularly those working on the PURA (Providing Urban Amenities in Rural Areas) model.
- ✦Igniting Youth: A resource for students and young innovators, fostering a “can-do” spirit and a scientific temper.
- ✦Affordable Innovation: Highlights research focused on low-cost solutions for healthcare and infrastructure, such as the Kalam-Raju stent and lightweight calipers.
3. Core Focus Areas
| Focus Area | Objective |
|---|---|
| National Development | To transition India into a knowledge superpower. |
| Skill Integration | Bridging the gap between academic theory and vocational proficiency. |
| Moral Leadership | Promoting integrity and ethics within the scientific community. |