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"Change begins where silence ends — courage to question, science to transform, and WILL to act"
Dr Neelam C Dey
*Recipient of National Award for Social Work, Research and Literature
*International Speaker for IASSW (UN)
*Recipient of Media Meet Award
ABOUT ME
Dr. Neelam C Dey
Social Scientist
World Ranking is 43456 out of 2263328 as in SSRN (Elsevier Inc.) Author's List.(Updated)
Honours and Achievements
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National Award for Social Work, Literature, and Research (2021)
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Media Meet Awardee (2018)
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Panel Speaker on International Youth Day, 2022 for International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW), Consultative Body for UN on Social Issues
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Executive Director and Director Research, Global Center for Social Dynamic Research
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Managing Director, G2G AI & Robotics Lab
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Member, Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, Government University, Delhi
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Member, Diocesan Complaints Committee on Sexual harassment at Work Place
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Member, Commission for Social Communications
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Chief-Editor, Global Journal of Social Scientific Research (GJSSR)
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Editor, Voice of Delhi, Publication of Archdiocese of Delhi
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Guest Editor, Dilli Vaani, Monthly Magazine
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Associate Editor, Desh Ki Awaaz
Current Roles
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Reviewer of International Research Papers/Book Chapter
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Member, International Sociological Association
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Member, International Association of Schools of Social Work
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Member, British Sociological Association
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Member, Indian Social Science Association
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Member, Indian Sociological Society
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Member, Indian Council for Social Science Research (ICSSR)
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Ex Member(NGO), TVC North MCD constituted per Hon'ble Supreme Court Directions
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
World Ranking on SSRN: Published Research Papers on Social Science Research Network which is the World’s largest Repository Journal. One of her Papers has been acknowledged; at Position 1 in the Top 10 Ranking of SSRN Download List for: Psych RN: Population Psychology. Three more of her Research Papers have got listed at Positions 7, 9 and 10 of the Top Ten Download List.
1 INNOVATIVE DIGITAL TEACHING AND LEARNING PRACTICES IN SOCIETY IN VIEW OF NURSING EDUCATION/ PROFESSION IN INDIA : A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
2.CHARTING NEW HORIZONS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CHALLENGES OF HIGHER EDUCATION MANAGEMENT AND DISCOVERIES IN INDIA
3. DEALING WITH HUNGER, MALNUTRITION AND ERADICATING POVERTY
4.UNLEASHING THE POWER OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN SOCIAL WORK: A NEW FRONTIER OF INNOVATION
5.IMPACT OF GLOBALISATION ON WORLD SOCIETY: FRAGMENTATION AND RECONFIGURATION
6.HARMONIZING THE THREADS OF WELL-BEING: AI (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE), SPIRITUALITY, HEALTHCARE, AND MANAGEMENT
7. SOCIAL INEQUALITIES IN BEAUTY AND APPEARANCE: AN INDEPTH ANALYSIS
8.BYTES OF BRILLIANCE: UNLEASHING THE DIGITAL DYNAMO IN INDIAN EDUCATION
9.MENTAL HEALTH OF ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS IN THE ERA OF AI
10.SOCIAL INEQUALITIES IN CULTURAL AND MEDIA REPRESENTATION: AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS
11.FROM FLAMES TO FAME: THE SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION OF BHATI RAJPUT COMMUNITY OF RAJASTHAN THROUGH THE FESTIVE ECONOMY
Abstract of the Paper got selected for Oral Presentation to the BSA (British Sociological Association) Annual Conference 2025: Social Transformations to be held in Manchester in April 2025
12.AI IN ANTHROPOCENE: REDEFINING JUSTICE IN SOCIETY FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE Abstract of the Paper got selected for Oral Presentation to the ISA (International Sociological Association) 5th ISA Forum of Sociology to be held in Rabat, Morrocco in July 202513.
13. VOICES UNBOUND: EMPOWERING THE MARGINALIZED THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA IN INDIA
14 A CROSS DISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN, EDUCATION, LAW, ENVIRONMENT, SOCIETY AND HISTORY FROM A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
15.A Review of Ocean Vuong’s The Emperor Of Gladness
16.डिजिटल विभाजनः एक समसामयिक सामाजिक चुनौती
17.नीनतम दृष्टिकोण-भारत के ऐतिहासिक धरोहर स्थलों की सुरक्षा और संरक्षण की प्रस्तावना
BOOKS PUBLISHED
1.Title: EXPLORING HIGHER EDUCATION MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES & DISCOVERIES IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Publisher: Eliva Press, Moldova, Europe. Book is available on Amazon.
2.Title: YESU MASIH ADI AUR ANTH (HINDI) Published by: Media House Publications, New Delhi (Released by His Grace Most Rev. Felix Toppo, formerly Archbishop of Ranchi.)
3.Title: ISAAI DHARAM KI PARAMPARAYEN AUR VIDHISHASTRA Information on different Christian Rights and Facts about Christian Freedom Fighters of India’s Independence Movement. The Draft Copy was presented to Shri Iqbal Singh Lalpura, Hon’ble Union Cabinet Minister/Chairman, National Commission for Minorities for publication by the Government of India.
4.Title: SOCIAL FABRIC OF AI (A HANDBOOK ON SOCIOLOGY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)\Published by: GCSDR Publications, Global Center for Social Dynamic Research, New Delhi
PUBLISHED A BOOK CHAPTER
Title: HARMONIZING THE THREADS OF WELL-BEING: AI, SPIRITUALITY, HEALTHCARE, AND MANAGEMENT
Book Titled: UNLEASHING AI- EXPLORING FROM A MULTIDISCIPLINARY LENS.Published by Amity University, Lucknow (UP)
CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED
1.International Conference on Languages, Innovation, Culture and Education” Organized by of Institute of Languages , Sh.JJT University, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan
2.JNVU, Jodhpur 2 days International Conference Depleting Natural Resources, Environmental Crisis and Remedies in Jambhani Philosophy (Teachings of Guru Jambhoji)”
3.International Conference: Girls Rights are Human Rights; Empowering Girl Children/Adolescentss by IASSW(International Association of Schools of Social Work) 4.International Conference on Integrating AI, Spirituality or Sustainable Care & Management for Sustainable Well Being -2023, IASHMS-2023, Amity University, Lucknow (U.P)
5.International Conference on World Society of Victimology
6.International Conference- Inaugural Conference of Global Center for Social Dynamic Research
7.National Conference (Multidisciplinary) on Women Empowerment through Skills Development & Vocational Education (Sh. JJT University)
8.National Conference on “Environment & Water Resources Management – Challenges & Solution” Organised by Government Sri Pratap College, Srinagar(J&K) in collabotration with Shri JJT University, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan
9.National Seminar on Indian Education System: A Digital Shift (ICSSR) Organized by Department of Sociology J.S. Hindu (P.G.) College, Amroha (U.P
10.National Webinar by Shri lal Bahadur National Sanskrit University on Indian Knowledge System & Science organised by Teaching Learning Centre of SLBSNSU (Central University), New Delhi
11.CESA 3rd Virtual Sesion: Racism: A Reckoning with Augie Floras (Canadian Ethnic Association)
12.CSW66NGO Forum Side Event: Grassroot Empowerment Approaches to give Girls a Voice by IASSW and Rutgers University School off Social Work and Studio Samuel Foundation
13.NGOCSW66 Parallel Event: Feminist Approaches to Justice: Achieving Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women and Girls.(IASSW)
REVIEWER OF INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PAPERS AND BOOK CHAPTERS
1.Title : DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH Centre National de la Recherche Scient fique Academia Journal.edu. CNRS France
2.Title: NURSING STUDENT’S SATISFACTION ON CURRICULUM: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING PROGRAM New Vision in Medicine and Medical Science.
3.Title : DID ONLINE EDUCATION EXACERBATE CONTRACT CHEATING DURING COVID 19 IN CHINA? EVIDENCE FROM SINA WEIBO Progress in Language. Literature and Education Research.
4.Title: CHEATING AND VALIDITY CONCERNS IN ONLINE FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS: LESSONS FROM A TANZANIAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences.
5.Title: THE INFLUENCE OF THE CONCEPT MAP MODEL ON STUDENT’S ABILITY TO WRITE EXPLANATION TEXTS FOR CLASS VII SMP N 7 JAMBI CITY. Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies.
6. CRITICAL MEDIA LITERACY AND UTILIZATION OF NEW TRENDS TEACHING STRATEGIES OF PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies
ONGOING RESEARCHES
1.Mental Health of Adolescents and Youth in India: A Critical Analysis in the Era of AI (Conference Scheduled -February 2025)
2.Scorched Seas: Pioneering high-risk research on marine heatwaves and their ecological and climatic impacts in India
FOUNDER - #TRUE LIGHT 2025
#TheTrue Light 2025 is a global mental health initiative focused on creating awareness, sharing knowledge, sharing field reports, and encouraging healing. Its goal is to openly talk about mental health—especially the areas that are often ignored or misunderstood—and to create safe space where everybody, especially, the students could feel supported to ask for help, share their stories, and worries and connect with spinsters, parents, guardians, friends, well-wishers and others in the civil society. A major part of this initiative is bringing together psychologists, therapists, and mental health experts from around the world.
These professionals will participate in online and in-person events such as conferences, workshops, and talks, sharing their knowledge and experiences to guide and help people better understand mental health, suggest means to overcome negative thoughts, and adopt the supports available, giving everybody a chance to learn, connect, and take action to lead a stress free and a positive life.# The True Light 2025 aims to break down the stigma surrounding mental health and make 2025, a year of real change. The message is simple and that is- WE ARE TOGETHER—AND IT’S TIME TO STEP INTO THE LIGHT.The intense pressure to succeed in highly competitive exams like JEE and NEET—often seen as the only viable path—has led to a tragic rise in mental health struggles among students. The core issue is that many students and their parents do not consider a Plan ‘B’ ever, which leaves the gifted students struggling silently with anxiety, depression, stress, and in some tragic cases, thoughts of suicide—often without timely access to counselling or mental health support. Even in prestigious institutions like the IITs and Medical Colleges, students face high academic expectations and social isolation, creating mental health crisis that demand immediate and systemic attention and a time bound solution.Recognizing the seriousness of this grave problem, the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has very rightly and timely intervened, stressing the urgent need for comprehensive mental health frameworks, suicide prevention strategies, and support systems, nationwide.To address this grave situation, the Global Centre for Social Dynamic Research – the GCSDR has launched a nationwide initiative called “ # The True Light 2025 ” to tackle these challenges through a comprehensive mental health program by reaching out to the roots of this deadly menace.
This initiative spans from in-depth research to capacity-building workshops and the establishment of sustained support systems for the needy students.The issue of mental health has become much alarming and much more disturbing than ever before, in the society of today.In the recent times, almost every alternate day, through different electronic and print media reports or from the social media sources, we have been witnessing a growing number of really sadistic, painful and untimely incident of mis-happenings, those involving the brilliant young minds appearing for the JEE and NEET Entrance Exams, though they are otherwise with high potential; to be the strong pillars of India’s future.These adolescents and youth who could otherwise make significant contributions to the nation, get way laid and they fall prey and succumb finally to the undesired and unwarranted pressures of stress, anxiety, frustration, negative thoughts and mental health struggles; in absentia of timely advice and support, mature guidance, care and counselling at the right time of their life.Apart from above, the non-performers and school drop outs, face the same situation for want of resources and also due to their adverse family circumstances. Sadly, there has also been a heartbreaking and disturbing rise in brutal cases of criminal acts being committed by the minors even, necessitating the need to intervene urgently. WHY THIS INITIATIVE MATTERSThe intense pressure to succeed in highly competitive exams like JEE and NEET—often seen as the only viable path—has led to a tragic rise in mental health struggles among students.
The real problem lies because the students or their parents, do not have a Plan ‘B’ in their minds, whatsoever. Resultantly, many such gifted students often struggle in silence with anxiety, depression, and unwanted stress and negative thoughts in their mind taking the extreme step—without access to the timely counseling on mental health issues and challenges. “TRUE LIGHT IMPACT FUND”The GCSDR is deeply concerned to announce the launch of the “TRUE LIGHT IMPACT FUND” that will provide a sustained financial support for the student’s mental health programs, prevention measures, and resilience-building initiatives nationwide.
Social Impact
# The True Light 2025 ” initiative is designed not just as a one-time event, but as a long-term movement to transform how mental health is understood, addressed, and prioritized in India's academic landscape. Its social impact will be both immediate and enduring.
1. Saving LivesBy addressing risk factors early and providing access to timely support, the initiative will help prevent avoidable student mental health crises—especially in high-pressure academic environments like Kota and IITs.
2. Reducing Mental Health StigmaThrough national discourse and public engagement, True Light will normalize conversations around mental health, empowering students to seek help without fear or shame.
3. Building Institutional ResilienceBy equipping coaching centers, schools, and universities with tools, training, and policy frameworks, the initiative will help institutions create safe and emotionally intelligent learning environments.
4. Empowering StudentsThe program will foster a generation of youth who are not only academically capable but also emotionally resilient, self-aware, and able to support peers.
5. Engaging Policymakers and StakeholdersThe conference and fund will act as a catalyst to drive national policy-level conversations and reforms focused on student mental health, support systems, and well-being infrastructure.
6. Strengthening Mental Health InfrastructureFunds raised through the True Light Impact Fund will support the development of community-based counselling, peer support networks, helplines, and outreach in underserved regions.
7. Creating Scalable Models Pilot interventions will be designed to be scalable and replicable, ensuring that best practices can reach coaching institutes, colleges, and schools across India.