Navigating Global Uncertainty : Perspectives from Diverse Disciplines

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About the Book : Publishers’ Note, This volume is essential reading for policymakers and scholars concerned with global risk mitigation. It transcends merely identifying problems (the uncertainty) by focusing intensely on the adaptive, often indigenous, solutions (the resilience). By fusing data-driven governance (like fiscal restraint and digital monitoring) with cultural wisdom (like Social Harmony and Cultural Simplicity), the book presents a practical, scalable template for achieving sustainable development in a volatile world. Dr. Sarvjeet Singh is a distinguished author and academician, established as an eminent figure in the field of botany. Born on July 1, 1974, Dr. Singh completed his B.Sc., M.Sc., NET, and PhD from the prestigious Udai Pratap Autonomous College in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. His extensive expertise spans various crucial areas, including microbiology, algae, angiosperms, taxonomy, and economic botany. Dr. Singh has made significant scholarly contributions, showcasing his dedication by authoring ten books in the field of botany and published forty five papers in esteemed national and international journals. He also maintains an active presence in professional associations such as the Indian Science Congress and the Indian Botanical Societies. Dr. Singh embarked on his teaching journey in 2006. Currently, he serves as an Assistant Professor at Rajkiya Mahila Mahavidyalaya in Shahganj, Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh. Through his extensive knowledge and unwavering dedication, Dr. Singh continues to make substantial contributions to botany, inspiring future generations of researchers Dr. Vachaspati Dubey is an Assistant Professor, Psychology, VKS University Arah, Bihar, with robust credentials, including M.A. degrees in Psychology and Statistics, and a Ph.D. in Psychology. He has extensive experience in the field, having served 21 years teaching at the undergraduate level and over 10 years at the postgraduate level. His academic focus centers on Indigenous Psychology, Indian Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and Counseling through Spirituality. Dr. Dubey’s research specifically delves into the mental mechanisms underlying worldwide unpredictability, offering an India-to-world comparative viewpoint. He champions the idea that deeply rooted cultural coping mechanisms, such as mindfulness, yoga, and community service, provide a crucial defense against global stressors. A dedicated scholar in Clinical and Health Psychology, he has authored seven books including one international publication and published thirty papers in various journals,. His work strongly advocates for integrating mental-health resilience into national policies like the National Education Policy (2020) and supporting government initiatives like MANAS and the National Tele-Mental Health Helpline (2022) as critical steps for collective adaptation and sustainable human progress.