Mayaa SH is a known name in contemporary literature and is a multi National Award Winner,a Podcaster, an Artist ,a Record Chart Topping International Fastest Anthology Co-Author and a Triple World Recorder. She is a Women Empowerment Culturist. Mayaa has depicted gender inclusivity and equality throughout her work and through her powerful writings on Feminism. Mayaa has several certifications from the United Nations, UN Women United Nations Capital Development Bank,United State Institute Of Peace , United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study Of Sustainability ,World Health Organisation,Asian Development Bank Institute . She is Certified on Effective Communication Skills for Professional from University of Southern Queensland and Taking Gender Responsive Education To Scale Coordinated Action For Gender equality Cross Sectoral Approaches  from Center for Universal Education at Brookings, United Nations and University of California, Berkeley.

Her work depicts the identity, economic and social freedom of many .She has co-authored more than eighty plus anthologies and has been featured in several magazines and women oriented like Tejaswi -The Imperishable on Women Power and Honour including few international. Her first poem “The Candle In The Wind” made her win an Award at the National Level. Mayaa navigates many women through stress by deploying talking as a therapy to combat stress and fear . Mayaa has been aligned to more than 40 publication houses and has participated in several national-level contests. She also writes for several websites. Mayaa SH came to the limelight as one of the most vital positioning of her vision and a powerful writing emphasizing on  “महिलाएं एक नागरिक समाज की निर्माता होती हैं" and many have labelled her as a powerful voice of contemporary society. Mayaa is popularly known as Mayaa Tai, Mayaa Di  Pushpa ‘The Fire’ , Padma Of The East and Lady Gandhi . An expert in Prose Writing and various poetic devises, she helps identify many with common concepts and create a range of effects in her writings.