Nitya Prakash

Dr. Nitya Prakash is an award-winning author, education reformist, and global speaker whose work lies at the powerful intersection of learning, law, and social change. With over a decade of leadership across international education, innovation, and advocacy, he has consistently championed access, empathy, and equity as pillars of progress. Recognized among India’s Top 15 Inspiring Entrepreneurs in 2025 and nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022, Dr. Prakash currently serves as the CEO of Quality New Zealand Education—a transformative venture building educational and professional bridges between India and New Zealand. His strategic efforts in talent mobility, corporate learning, and institutional reform have garnered support from global icons including Sir Richard Hadlee, Stephen Fleming, Daniel Vettori, and Brendon McCullum. A prolific writer, Dr. Prakash is the author of 15 books, including the acclaimed Education 2050 and Silent Scars: Real Stories of Crimes Against Men in India. His works span genres—ranging from socio-legal critique to futuristic education—always underpinned by a deep commitment to truth and reform. The Hindustan Times lauded him as “an author at his best,” known for addressing uncomfortable realities with courage and compassion. Dr. Prakash’s voice is particularly powerful in spaces often marked by silence. Whether speaking on men's rights, educational transformation, or systemic injustice, he advocates not for opposition—but for inclusive, balanced justice where no voice is left unheard. Beyond his writing and executive leadership, he serves as a mentor with NITI Aayog’s Atal Innovation Mission and works closely with institutions like IIT Bombay, Chandigarh University, and other academic and policy-driven think tanks. He believes stories can heal—and that reform begins where silence is broken.