“Rooted in Wisdom, Leading with Vision: Bridging Tradition and Tomorrow.”
Preeti Anand is a distinguished scholar of Vedic Science, devoted to the timeless philosophy of modernity rooted in tradition. She stands at the confluence of ancient Indian wisdom and contemporary thought, working tirelessly to integrate classical knowledge systems into the fabric of modern governance, youth empowerment, and national development. Through her intellectual and social engagement, she is actively contributing to the realization of the Paanch Pran (Five Pledges) envisioned by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, fostering pride in India’s heritage, national unity, and a citizen-centric development model.

A meritorious graduate from Matriyei College, Delhi University, South Campus , where she secured distinction in Sanskrit, Preeti Anand further pursued her academic excellence with a Master’s degree from the renowned Kirori Mal College of Delhi University. Her academic foundation in Sanskrit and Indian philosophy has laid the groundwork for her lifelong mission — to bring the light of the Vedas and allied Indian knowledge systems into contemporary discourse.

She has travelled extensively across India and has also been a speaker in various global webinars, where she has engaged with youth, academicians, and thought leaders on the relevance of the Indian philosophical system in modern life. Her talks often delve into the teachings of the Vedas, Upanishads, and Panchatantra, illustrating how these timeless texts offer practical wisdom on leadership, ethics, governance, and strategic thinking.

In her current role as Senior Vice President of the World Cooperation Economic Forum (WCEF), Preeti Anand plays a strategic role in connecting minds and building bridges between tradition and innovation. She has successfully organized several seminars, conferences, and knowledge-sharing platforms that focus on national integration, cooperative development, and youth-led transformation.

One of her pioneering contributions is her leadership in editing the first-ever handbook on the Cooperative Economic Framework, which highlights the Indian traditional cooperative philosophy rooted in community solidarity, shared prosperity, and dharmic economics. This groundbreaking publication seeks to align India’s ancient cooperative ethos with modern economic frameworks, making it a valuable resource for policymakers, scholars, and grassroots leaders alike.

Her work is a fine example of intellectual activism — making ancient Indian wisdom relevant to modern challenges and ensuring that cultural heritage becomes a tool for inclusive progress. Through her lectures, writings, and organizational leadership, Preeti Anand continues to inspire a generation of youth to lead with values, think with clarity, and act with purpose — echoing the spirit of a self-reliant, united, and culturally awakened Bharat.

Preeti Anand remains a beacon of scholarship, cultural pride, and visionary leadership, deeply committed to India’s emergence as a Vishwaguru — a global teacher in both knowledge and practice.