abdul kalam went to madras institute of technology for his higher studies.
abdul kalam went to madras institute of technology for his higher studies.
where did abdul kalam go for his higher studies?
madras institute of technology
after graduating from the madras institute of technology in 1960, kalam joined the aeronautical development establishment of the defence research and development organisation (by press information bureau, government of india) as a scientist after becoming a member of the defence research & development service (drds). he started his career by designing a small hovercraft, but remained unconvinced by his choice of a job at drdo. kalam was also part of the incospar committee working under vikram sarabhai, the renowned space scientist. in 1969, kalam was transferred to the indian space research organisation (isro) where he was the project director of india's first satellite launch vehicle (slv-iii) which successfully deployed the "rohini" satellite in near-earth orbit in july 1980; kalam had first started work on an expandable rocket project independently at drdo in 1965. in 1969, kalam received the government's approval and expanded the programme to include more engineers.
a. p. j. abdul kalam
bullet::::- "mission india" by a p j abdul kalam, paintings by manav gupta; penguin books, 2005









































bullet::::- "inspiring thoughts" by a p j abdul kalam; rajpal & sons, 2007









































bullet::::- "indomitable spirit" by a p j abdul kalam; rajpal and sons publishing









































bullet::::- "envisioning an empowered nation" by a p j abdul kalam with a sivathanu pillai; tata mcgraw-hill, new delhi









































bullet::::- "you are born to blossom: take my journey beyond" by a p j abdul kalam and arun tiwari; ocean books, 2011.









































bullet::::- "turning points: a journey through challenges" by a p j abdul kalam; harper collins india, 2012.
a. p. j. abdul kalam