Aarya Chavda: Author, Illustrator, Speaker,
Heritage & Environment Crusader.
In my book titled ‘We are One’, I highlight the significance of our cultural legacy, which encompasses both tangible and intangible aspects as a unified whole. It showcases the unique architectural characteristics and styles of various heritage sites, encouraging us to rise above racial divisions and come together to foster a peaceful and harmonious existence.
We, as the youth, have a huge potential to turn the table & change the course of our future. As children, we need to change our mindset & enhance our understanding on the current scenario, to become more eco-conscious towards preserving our cultural heritage & protecting our Mother Earth.
At just 15 years old, Aarya Chavda has already emerged as an ardent and zealous reformer, making a profound impact in the fields of art, literature, and social change. Her journey as an Author, Illustrator, Speaker, Heritage and Environment Crusader began at the tender age of 6, where she showcased exceptional talents and unwavering passion for making a difference. Aarya’s remarkable achievements transcend her age, as she dedicates herself to fundraising for underprivileged cancer patients by donating art proceeds and book sales.
Aarya’s literary accomplishments are nothing short of extraordinary. Author of 11 books, through her books on India’s diverse cultural heritage, she earned the distinction of being the youngest Indian to represent her country not once but twice at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, first at the age of 9 and then at 12. Her writings encompass a wide range of topics that resonate with today’s world, including heritage preservation, climate crisis, girl child education, children’s rights, and duties. She eloquently imparts messages of peace, non-violence, and equality while celebrating the ideologies and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi.


As I close my eyes, and dive into my oneness, I expand myself, and soar high in the sky, like a chirpy little bird.
While writing, my feelings, thoughts, emotions and ideas, represent my wings that support in reaching out to my life and surroundings, like a bird.
As rightly quoted by Edward Bulwer-Lytton, ‘A pen is mightier than a sword’. With this, I voice my words to raise awareness on topics which are crucial in today’s world, such as practice of peace, equality, living sustainably, caring for climate, and preserving our cultural heritage. True in universal value, I connect myself with the nature and this is how I ideate while writing a book.

As I close my eyes, and dive into my oneness, I expand myself, and soar high in the sky, like a chirpy little bird.
While writing, my feelings, thoughts, emotions and ideas, represent my wings that support in reaching out to my life and surroundings, like a bird.
As rightly quoted by Edward Bulwer-Lytton, ‘A pen is mightier than a sword’. With this, I voice my words to raise awareness on topics which are crucial in today’s world, such as practice of peace, equality, living sustainably, caring for climate, and preserving our cultural heritage. True in universal value, I connect myself with the nature and this is how I ideate while writing a book.