Knowledge, Compassion & Innovation: The Rise of a New-Age Global Leader

A Beginning Rooted in Values

Born in Visakhapatnam, India, Anvesh Perada, widely known as Anvesh Roy, grew up in a modest middle-class household where integrity, discipline, and compassion shaped everyday life. His father, an ex-serviceman of the Indian Army, instilled resilience, responsibility, and quiet strength through lived example. His mother, a homemaker, nurtured empathy, patience, and emotional balance.

These early influences shaped a worldview rooted in service rather than status. From a young age, Anvesh learned that character is built through consistency, humility, and responsibility-values that would later define his academic, professional, and humanitarian journey.

“We didn’t grow up with luxury, but we grew up with values-and those values became my greatest wealth.”

Knowledge, Compassion and Innovation Converge

As India navigates a decade defined by rapid technological change, social transition, and complex human challenges, a noticeable shift is taking place in how leadership and influence are being defined. Beyond traditional boundaries of profession or sector, a new class of interdisciplinary thinkers is emerging-individuals who combine scientific inquiry with social responsibility, research with empathy, and innovation with ethical purpose.

During a detailed editorial interaction, the team at India Prime Times had the opportunity to meet and converse with Anvesh Roy. Rather than representing a single industry, his contributions intersect education, research, technology, literature, and civic engagement-areas that are increasingly overlapping in today’s India.

Interdisciplinary Learning Gains Ground

One of the most significant trends shaping India’s knowledge economy is the growing importance of interdisciplinary education. Analysts observe that modern challenges-ranging from ethical technology deployment and public policy to mental health and social equity-cannot be solved through technical expertise alone. They require an understanding of systems, society, and human behaviour together.

Anvesh Roy’s academic trajectory reflects this changing landscape. Beginning with Electrical & Electronics Engineering and advanced studies in Power Systems & Automation, he later expanded into management, clinical psychology, journalism, and political science.

Academic background includes:

B.Tech in Electrical & Electronics Engineering – College affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada

M.Tech in Power Systems & Automation – GITAM University

MBA in Human Resource Management – GITAM University

MBA in Operations Management – GITAM University

M.Sc in Clinical Psychology – Jain (Deemed-to-be) University

MA in Journalism & Mass Communication – Andhra University

MA in Political Science – Andhra University

Education experts point out that this integration of technical knowledge with the humanities is particularly significant for human-centric innovation, ethical governance, and future leadership.

“True education is not about mastering subjects-it is about understanding people, power, and responsibility.”

Silent Struggles and Inner Growth

Behind visible accomplishments were years of unseen struggle-financial constraints, emotional isolation, and the pressure of being entirely self-made. Instead of surrendering to comparison or noise, Anvesh turned inward.

Reflection, journaling, mindfulness, and disciplined self-learning became tools of resilience. These years shaped emotional intelligence, humility, and psychological stability-qualities that later defined his leadership across research, advocacy, and thought leadership.

“I didn’t rise without falling. I rose because I refused to stay down.”

Research with Societal Context

India’s research ecosystem is evolving beyond laboratory-focused outputs toward socially contextualized innovation. Patent filings and academic publications are no longer viewed merely as academic achievements, but as tools that can inform policy, sustainability, and long-term development.

Anvesh Roy’s research portfolio spans electric mobility, quantum computing algorithms, organisational behaviour, and evolutionary theory. With 45+ international patents and 30+ Scopus-indexed publications, including IEEE, his work aligns with global trends where challenges such as climate change, energy transition, and digital ethics demand integrated thinking rather than isolated specialisation.

Industry observers note that his approach consistently links innovation with real-world implications, particularly in areas affecting public welfare and future readiness.

Sports and the Formation of Character

Sports played a formative role in shaping Anvesh’s character. During his schooling years, he actively participated in cricket and football, learning teamwork, discipline, patience, and resilience.

In college, his involvement expanded to cricket, kabaddi, and chess, strengthening physical endurance, strategic thinking, and emotional control. These experiences reinforced his belief that sports help build character, focus, and ethical competitiveness, not merely physical fitness.

“Sports do not merely shape the body or the mind-they shape character.”

Humanity Before Recognition

Fame never pulled Anvesh away from his first calling: humanity.

While recognition followed his interdisciplinary contributions, it never defined his purpose. His service journey includes feeding the homeless, animal rescue missions, caring for and feeding stray dogs, disaster relief efforts, and sustained mental health awareness initiatives.

Yet, these efforts are rarely announced.

Those who have worked alongside him note that much of his humanitarian work is carried out without cameras, publicity, or attribution. For Anvesh, service is not a performance, and compassion is not a brand. It is a responsibility.

He believes that kindness loses its purity when driven by validation, and that real impact is measured not by applause, but by lives touched. In an age where visibility often overshadows sincerity, his approach stands apart-reaffirming a timeless truth: humanity does not require an audience, only commitment.

Human Rights and Grassroots Engagement

Alongside innovation, social leadership remains a critical pillar of India’s development narrative. With increasing awareness of constitutional rights, mental health, and community justice, civil society organizations are playing a larger role in governance and accountability.

Serving as General Secretary (South India), Human Rights Council for India, Anvesh Roy is actively involved in coordinating initiatives focused on equality, legal awareness, and social justice.

Our editorial team noted that what distinguishes his engagement is its on-ground nature-connecting policy-level conversations with everyday human concerns. This reflects a broader movement within civil society, where leadership is measured not by visibility alone, but by sustained impact at the grassroots.

Recognition Reflects Broader Trends

India’s growing recognition of interdisciplinary and socially conscious leadership mirrors a global shift toward responsible excellence.

Anvesh Roy’s honours reflect this transition. Rather than serving as endpoints, these recognitions are viewed as markers of evolving responsibility-acknowledging integrated contributions across research, ethical innovation, humanitarian engagement, and thought leadership.

His honours include:

The Global Human Advancement Laureate of the Year (2025) – Insights Excellence Awards (IEA 2025) – Pride Bharat Awards, Season 4

Global Multidisciplinary Humanitarian Polymath & Ethical Innovation Excellence Award (2025)

Infinity Renaissance Catalyst Vanguard Award (2025)

Best Emerging Scientist Award (2025) – Global Leadership Awards

ICONS OF INDIA (2024) – Featured by Fames India Magazine

Best Emerging Scientist Award (2024) – Asian Excellence Awards

Best Researcher Award (2024) – SIPH International Faculty Awards

Global Media Recognition

Anvesh Roy has been featured twice by TheCconnects Magazine-in the July 2025 and December 2025 editions-as a

“Visionary Global Innovator uniting compassion and science.”

These features positioned him as a global interdisciplinary thinker, highlighting how innovation gains meaning only when guided by empathy, ethics, and service.

Thought Leadership Beyond Formal Platforms

Another emerging trend is the rise of independent thought leadership through writing, literature, and digital discourse. With social media and alternative publishing platforms, ideas are no longer confined to academic journals or institutional reports.

As a writer and poet, Anvesh Roy frequently explores themes of kindness, integrity, mental health, and ethical leadership-subjects gaining renewed relevance in an era shaped by automation and artificial intelligence.

During conversations with India Prime Times, the editorial team observed that his philosophy emphasises “awakened intelligence”– a concept that places human values alongside technological progress, resonating strongly amid global debates on the social impact of emerging technologies.

A Broader Reflection of India’s Future Leadership

Rather than focusing on individual milestones, this story reflects a larger national development: the emergence of leaders who operate at the intersection of science, society, and service.

Experts suggest that the future of leadership will belong to those who can integrate innovation with ethics, efficiency with empathy, and ambition with accountability. Figures like Anvesh Roy exemplify this transition-not through singular achievements, but through consistent engagement across domains that shape public life.

Looking Ahead

For readers of India Prime Times and global audiences alike, this development signals an important takeaway. The boundaries between researcher, activist, writer, and technologist are gradually dissolving. In their place is a more holistic model of contribution-one that values knowledge not only for advancement, but for service.

As India continues to evolve, the stories that matter most may not always be about rapid growth or headline-making breakthroughs, but about individuals and movements quietly building bridges between innovation and humanity.

Looking Forward: Shaping a Humane Future

As the world enters a defining era shaped by artificial intelligence, rapid innovation, and social transformation, leadership itself is being rewritten. The future will not belong solely to those who build faster systems, but to those who ensure that progress remains ethical, inclusive, and human-centred.

Education will move toward purpose-driven learning. Innovation will be measured by human impact, not speed alone. Leadership will shift from authority to service, from visibility to trust. Kindness, empathy, and integrity will emerge not as moral ideals alone, but as strategic strengths.

A Message to the World and to Future Leaders

To every reader, every dreamer, every aspiring leader-remember this:

you do not need to choose between success and kindness, ambition and empathy, intelligence and integrity. The future belongs to those who can hold all of these together.

Be curious across disciplines. Be courageous in values. Let your knowledge serve people, not ego. Let your achievements uplift others, not overshadow them. In a divided world, empathy will be strength. In a noisy world, integrity will be power. And in an uncertain world, kindness will be leadership.

“We are born not just to exist, but to uplift each other. When kindness guides our actions, empathy shapes our decisions, and integrity anchors our lives, we don’t just build a better future- we become worthy of it.”

This is not merely a conclusion-it is an invitation.

To lead consciously.

To innovate responsibly.

And to build a future where progress and humanity move forward together.