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What ‘Dubai-it’ means to this 10-year-old Indian student

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“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 wanted to become an author, so I wrote and published a book. I wanted my love for animals to make a…

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