When I told my mom I am born to win Miss World, she told me I was born to be an IPS officer. Today, she came to meet me. My heart is so full, I never had to convince her for @missindiaorg or @missworld . I worked for it and let my work speak as convey. Today, she hugged me and told me how proud she is of me and how her friends are gushing over my success. This is a win in itself. Thank you @missindiaorg@vineetjain12@naughtynatty_g for this platform, I bloomed into a woman I always dreamt of. Thank you @dr.achyutasamanta and @kiituniversity for making my dream dusted with Gold and Diamond, my World sees me as her Miss World now, and I have won♥️🙏🧿
#61stfeminamissindia #61stfeminamissindiawestbengal
#daughtersofsoil
I was so scared before my first photoshoot. Honestly, I almost convinced myself not to do it.
But this journey has taught me that growth begins outside of comfort zones. ✨
From hiding behind insecurities to finally standing confidently in front of the camera — this moment means more than just pictures to me. 📸❤️
Taken Back 2020✨️
11 years ago, I had a dream.
A dream that once felt impossible, distant, and bigger than me.
From being a student deeply immersed in academics, to moving across continents, balancing education, sports, art, and self-discovery — every phase of my life shaped the woman I am today.
In 2024, I came back to pursue a dream I had carried in my heart since 2015.
And though I did not win the final crown, I still won something far greater — courage.
Because I no longer have to wonder “what if?”
This journey taught me that success is not only about titles or crowns. Sometimes success is simply having the audacity to begin, the resilience to continue, and the courage to take a chance on yourself.
To every dreamer reading this:
Your dreams are valid.
Your timeline is valid.
And it is never too late to become the person you were always meant to be. ✨
#FeminaMissIndia #MissIndiaJourney #61stfeminamissindia #61stfeminamissindiawestbengal
Happiest Mother's Day to the most impactful women in my life, Annie and Maa. I was brought up by my grandmother, and my childhood was filled with verses of Geeta. My grandmother was also a nurse, the very important impact of service is something I learned from her. I was 8 years old when I lost her, it almost felt like loosing a part of me, but as I grew up, I grew up being a part of her in every step I take I represent her and her teachings, she was one of the first women in service in the then times!
While Maa showed me that having opinion is never wrong! I never felt the need for feminism or the topic of feminism was never taught to me because I was always surrounded by women,IMPACTFUL WOMEN! I studied at @thebssschool , where 99% faculty are women. Women who went above and beyond for education for me being successful and ambitious was never a choice it was always a conscious that was subconsciously instilled in me!
Happy Mother's Day to all My Mothers who made me the woman I am today!
Thanking you
Drishty(that's my nickname)
