Class 7 Student Ekam Singh Majithia Brings India’s Indigenous Dog Breeds Into Focus Through New Book
Twelve-year-old Faridabad author explores the history, characteristics and cultural significance of India’s native canine breeds
The Impressive TimesFaridabad : Ekam Singh Majithia, a class 7th student of Aravali International School Sector 43 Faridabad Haryana , young and passionate author, has written The Indigenous Breeds of India, a book that explores the remarkable native dog breeds of the country. Through simple, informative writing, the book highlights their history, unique characteristics, abilities, and importance to India’s cultural and natural heritage.
The book aims to create greater awareness and appreciation for India’s indigenous breeds, many of which have remained lesser-known despite their intelligence, loyalty, adaptability, and strong connection with the country’s diverse regions.
With The Indigenous Breeds of India, Ekam Singh Majithia 12 years old hopes to encourage readers—especially young people—to learn about, respect, and take pride in India’s native canine heritage. His work reflects his curiosity, love for animals, and enthusiasm for sharing knowledge through writing.
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