What ‘Dubai-it’ means to this 10-year-old Indian student
Dubai: For 10-year-old Aryahi Tiwari, “Dubai-it” is more than about dreaming big. It is about finding a way to make ideas happen. The Year 6 Indian student, who has called Dubai home for more than four years, has recently put the idea into practice by publishing her first book, “Paw-sitively Royal.” Told through the eyes of a dog, the story has reflected her longstanding interest in animals. “I…
Aryahi Tiwari, a 10-year-old Indian student living in Dubai for over four years, has recently published her first book, "Paw-sitively Royal," inspired by her love for animals. The story is told from a dog's perspective and reflects her interest in animal welfare. Tiwari aims to use her book to support animal welfare initiatives and donate earnings to cow shelters.
She believes that Dubai has taught her the importance of turning ideas into reality and not just dreaming big. Growing up in Dubai, Tiwari has been exposed to diverse cultures and has been taught the value of kindness. She is a certified dog trainer and has pledged all book earnings to animal welfare. Tiwari's family has also influenced her philanthropic mindset, with her father and grandfather being known for their charitable acts.
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