Social Work, Nation First
Nation first. People next. Self last.
Prof. Rajawat
Pushpraaj Singh Rajawat (PSR), DCMH, Ph.D. ✪✅
Prof. Rajawat is a licensed AOD Trainer for the University of Sydney and a distinguished speaker at James Lind University, Geneva, Switzerland, working at the intersection of behavioural science, human potential, technology, and systems thinking.
Lovingly known among tribal communities of Central India, he is a behavioural scientist, systems architect, trained yoga therapist, Jungian coach, polymath, polyglot, and innovator, with patents spanning Brain–Computer Interface (BCI) tools, Effective Communication and Human-Excellence Systems.
His work brings together ancient wisdom and emerging technologies, including AI, quantum science, consciousness research, and advanced human-optimisation frameworks, to explore what makes humans learn, adapt, perform, transform, and thrive.
From advising cabinet-level policymakers and preparing next-generation business leaders to working with marginalized communities, his mission remains consistent: democratizing mental health, wellbeing, and human excellence, from elite spaces to the last person in society, in the Gandhian spirit.
Prof. Rajawat challenges conventional assumptions about reality and consciousness. He explores the possibility that perception shapes reality, memories can be reconstructed, and human experience can be redesigned.
He thrives in the paradox between logic and myth, science and spirituality, learning and unlearning.
For him, unlearning can be more powerful than learning, and relearning is where transformation begins.
And perhaps that explains his unconventional equation:
b² > 4ac, not because mathematics replaces physics, but because transformation often begins when we challenge the equations we have been taught to accept.
Literary Contributions in Support of the Armed Forces
Published books of stories and poetry, available on major national and international commercial platforms including Amazon, Flipkart, and Desertcart. All royalties earned from these books until 2024 have been dedicated entirely to national causes, including the National Defence Fund (ndf.gov.in), Bharat Ke Veer (supporting battle casualties), and the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund.
Books Available on:
Mission SSB
Empowering Future Officers Through Merit, Mentorship, and Service
Free of Cost Self-Defence Training to Women
Tactical, Psychological, and Real-World Self-Defence Empowering 8,200+ Women, Girls, and Communities
Prof. Rajawat, a trained self-defence instructor, has trained over 8,200 women and girls, along with senior citizens, entirely free of cost, as part of his commitment to community safety and empowerment. His approach to self-defence extends beyond physical techniques to include psychological preparedness, situational awareness, and strategic thinking.
Unlike conventional karate or taekwondo models that emphasize static stances and repetitive drills, his carefully designed programs are rooted in real-world application, focused on street survival, tactical response, threat assessment, and decision-making under pressure. The training prioritizes prevention, confidence-building, boundary setting, and adaptive action, ensuring participants are equipped not just to fight, but to think, assess, and respond effectively in dynamic and unpredictable environments.
Ground-Level Mental Health & De-Addiction Outreach
Esp. for Ex-Servicemen and Rural Communities
Mental Health At Ground Level, Not A Privilege
From FSWs to Mainstream Work
Prof. Rajawat works directly with the most marginalized communities to make mental health care accessible at the grassroots level. Through ManoRaksha, he has supported Denotified Tribes and tribal communities by living and working among them, participating in local culture, and building trust on the ground. A significant part of his work focuses on helping tribal women and female sex workers move out of the sex trade and rebuild dignified lives. This includes counselling, trauma support, access to government schemes, psychoeducation, and guidance towards alternative livelihoods and social reintegration.
He has worked with Saharia communities in flood-affected villages, helped women open up about violence and abuse, stopped child marriages when necessary, and maintained strong ethical standards by resisting misuse of funds and unethical practices in the mental health sector. His work reflects a simple mission: mental health and dignity must reach everyone, especially those who need it most.
From Access to Opportunity
(Free Coaching, Affordable Books, and Career Skills Empowering BPL Aspirants and Rural Girls)
Prof. Rajawat has provided free coaching classes and distributed books to students from BPL families who could not afford study material. As the author of one of the most sold books and question banks on the MP Patwari Exam with a reputed publisher, he ensured that BPL card aspirants could access the book at just 50 percent of the profit margin later adjusted from hisn own royalty, making it affordable for those who otherwise would have been excluded from preparation due to financial constraints.
Along with his team, he conducted evening classes in soft skills, personality development, and communication skills for girls from rural areas to improve their employability. Being a certified trainer for career counsellors, he personally guided and trained these young women to perform confidently in job interviews and secure better placement opportunities.
