
Towards a Culturally Grounded Psychology
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Kamlesh Singh is a Professor of Psychology at IIT Delhi with over two decades of teaching and research experience. She has authored four books and published 125+ papers in national and international journals. A recipient of the Shane J. Lopez Award (2019) by APA and the Rajbhasha Gaurav Award by the Govt. of India, her work focuses on Positive Psychology and culturally grounded mental health research. She is a Founder member and Secretary of the National Positive Psychology Association (NPPA) and serves on the Council of Advisors of IPPA.
Jaseel C K is a Ph.D. scholar in Psychology at the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Delhi. His doctoral research explores eudaimonic experiences on social media among Indian youth, situated at the intersection of technology and wellbeing. His broader interests include applied positive psychology, positive technology, mental health literacy, and psychometrics. He has worked on several funded research projects that examine wellbeing in the Indian context and has presented and published his work at national and international platforms.
Purnima Singh is a Ph.D. scholar in Psychology at IIT Delhi, where her research focuses on ethics, morality, and values in the Indian context. Her doctoral work examines moral reasoning and ethical orientations using both qualitative and quantitative methods, with an emphasis on culturally grounded psychological frameworks. Her primary research interests lie in Moral Psychology and Positive Psychology. She also has an academic interest in Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC), especially in the context of value-based and health-related behaviour change initiatives.