The main concern of the book entitled Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: A Doctrinal Visionary is about the vision of Kalam. This book is divided into five chapters. The first chapter deals with the vision of India in the nineteenth century; the vision of freedom. It highlights Kalam's voyage from a small village to a Palacious Rastarapati Bhawan, Delhi and also reflects the vision of India’s forefathers. It also reflects Kalam's motivational character as a writer through Wings of Fire and Ignited Minds.

The second chapter deals with the Educational and Social vision in which Kalam depicts that education and society are interdependent and the role of education is to nurture children in a social context. It is also the doctrine of self-actualization or self-realization.

In the third chapter, the spiritual and political views of Kalam are discussed in detail i.e.; Kalam believes in spiritual politics and not in political politics. It may also be called as the doctrine of leadership and wisdom.

The fourth chapter entitled ‘National and Supranational Vision’ is all about the political and spiritual relations of states and other countries to develop peace and harmony with each other. It can be termed as the doctrine of A Better Indian: A Better World.

At the end, the concluding chapter summarizes all the chapters and provides a gist of what the all chapters contain. There are also opinions and suggestion that are worth to go though.