Words of Wisdom From The Trailblazer Mayaa SH on Teacher's Day.

In a region that is divided by several doctrine of notion, Mayaa SH’s feminism and contemporary prose has transcended boundaries, South Asia is still far from achieving gender equality. The best tribute to her would be to usher upon the next generation of girls with a share of women in both social and economic decision making of women, especially political power to lay the foundation of a strong and civic society. "If a woman cannot be empowered to take her own life decisions, irrespective of the societal definition of a subjective ‘right’ and ‘wrong’, it’s not her transformation.”

Mayaa SH is an avid campaigner of reinventing the contemporary principles or standards of behavior and which are worth held. Through her numerous self help books for young girls, poetic pieces and lectures across the subcontinent, she proved that the feminism does not breed contempt and preach misandry but it is vibrant, fun and enormously important to the lives of men, women, transgenders etc in the modern world. Mayaa SH is associated with numerous activist organizations. She has focused on taking feminist consciousness to rural areas and small towns and bringing activism and theory closer to each other. Her impact will leave a legacy for years in the name of uplifting women from all strata in society, poems, art and music of the thousands of people that she inspired across South Asia.

Mayaa SH’s famous quotes personifies the character of the charismatic feminist from India.

"Behind every great Indian woman is her zeal to succeed in all facets of life and striking a perfect work life balance. Indian women have prioritised families, work-life balance as top life goals. A Strong woman knows her priorities to work for even nineteen hours a day, but a woman of substance includes her family, babies, friends and her work along side her journey that defines the mettle in her"

"A relatively fixed, overly simplified concept of the attitudes and behaviors considered normal and appropriate for specific genders, such as male, female, transgender, non binary, or other gender identities, in a particular culture.

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