Navdeep Kaur, Winner of Mrs India World, is all set to represent India in Mrs. World 2020-21

Mumbai, August 28: A truly proud moment for Mrs. Navdeep Kaur as she was crowned the winner of one of the most significant events of this year, Mrs. India World 2020-2021. She is now all set to represent India at one of the biggest platforms and the most awaited event Mrs. World 2021, which will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada, later in January 2022.

Mrs. World is the first beauty pageant in the world for married women created in 1984 and features directors in 80 countries. The pageant widely focuses on identifying the potential possessed by women and a journey of transformation and self-growth. The competition helps women from all walks of life to embrace their beauty, value, and ethnicity and stand tall, representing their nation. Their mission is to motivate and inspire millions of women to celebrate the true essence of beauty and the power to think and create.

Navdeep Kaur

Born and brought up in the steel hub of Odisha, Navdeep holds a master’s degree in business administration and is a computer science engineer. She has been married for seven years and is the proud mother of Jasleen, her five-year-old daughter. Professionally, she has been associated with the field of education and training for the past six years. She started her career as an assistant manager in Kotak Mahindra bank. She switched to being an assistant professor in a management institute, taking up subjects for Graduation n post-graduation in HR & Marketing. Currently, she is a personality development trainer.

Speaking on this joyous occasion, Navdeep Kaur said, “I feel more motivated than ever before. It is truly an ecstatic moment for me. I am focusing on preparing myself for the competition and outshine my fellow competitors. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity, and I am going to give it my best shot. The competition is severe, and I need to be fully engrossed in preparations. I never thought one day I would be representing India at an international level. This is a dream come true, but the journey is still long. Need the support and blessings of all the people in the country.”

Navdeep has been involved with the international organization Ladies Circle India, Rourkela city Ladies Circle 172, where like-minded women assist underprivileged children in obtaining an education. She aspires to make the earth a better place to live by doing her bit. She has been working hard every day to win hearts in Mrs. World 2021 and make India proud.

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