Aruna Shaibya

Aruna Shaibya is an Indian author known for her Hindi literature and her work in social welfare. Born in the Mirzapur district of India, she grew up in Varanasi. She holds multiple degrees from Banaras Hindu University (BHU), including a bachelor's in Hindi Literature, a master's in Social Work, and a doctorate in Vedic Studies. While she has a background that could lead to a government job, her deepest connection is with writing. She is the founder of Aali-Foundation, an NGO dedicated to helping women and children facing difficulties in life. Inspired by her father, who reads and writes daily, Aruna Shaibya has already authored five Hindi poetry books and two novels, "Niyatinati" and "Apoorva." She is currently working on a five-book series based on Indian mythology, titled "VIJAYSANGRAM." Aruna Shaibya currently resides in the National Capital Region (NCR). In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, listening to music, and experimenting with new recipes. She has a strong connection with nature and children and likes to travel to quiet places, including temples and sacred sites, for comfort and inspiration. Her goals for the future include contributing to a better world, promoting gender equality, and bringing Indian mythology to life through her writing.