MRS INDIA INTERNATIONAL QUEEN FINALIST Mrs. Anusha Bandaru

Congratulations Mrs. Anusha Bandaru from Hyderabad, Telangana for being selected as a finalist of Mrs India International Queen 2026! Let’s know more about her. We interviewed Mrs. Anusha and here are her amazing answers:

Name: Anusha Bandaru

Profession: IT Engineer

Qualification: B.Tech.

Location: Telangana

Strengths: My Children

Weakness: My Children

Likes: Watching movies, spending time with my kids, eating spicy food and sweets too, Preparing different snacks and lunch items for my kids.

Dislikes: Being judgemental about others situations, Engaging in unnecessary quarrels.

Tell us about your family:

We are a happy and loving family blessed with two wonderful children. My son is 13 years old and currently in 8th grade; he is training in chess with the dream of becoming a world champion like Gukesh. My daughter is 5 years old—a sweet, playful, and cheerful little girl who fills our home with joy and mischief.

Quotes that keep you going, motivate you:

• You don’t need more motivation; you need consistency.
• Your work reflects your standards, not your intentions
• Failure is feedback, not finality
• Start where you are, improve as you go.
• Do not give up until you achieve your goal

Achievements/ Anything you are proud of yourself:

Performed my own skit for the first time with friends during my school days.

Getting employed and sustaining myself is a big achievement.

I was promoted twice to higher positions in my professional career.

Received a ‘Pat on the Back’ award recognition in my first company.

What is Women Empowerment according to you?

Women’s empowerment is the process of enabling women to have equal access to opportunities, resources, and decision-making power in all areas of life—social, economic, educational, and political.

It involves

• Equality of opportunity: Equal access to education, jobs, and healthcare.
• Independence: Ability to make personal and financial decisions without dependence or restriction.
• Confidence and agency: Freedom to express opinions and participate in decisions that affect their lives.
• Safety and dignity: Living without discrimination, violence, or bias.
• Leadership participation: Representation in leadership roles and governance.

In essence, women empowerment means creating conditions where women can fully develop their abilities and choose their own paths on equal footing with others.

Message for the society:

Every woman’s journey is different, and every child’s upbringing reflects unique circumstances. It is important to understand that parenting choices, working decisions, or personal life situations cannot be judged from the outside without full context.

Society should move away from quick opinions and unnecessary criticism. Instead, it should support, respect, and encourage women in balancing their roles—whether at home, at work, or in both.

Child care is not a competition or a standard to be measured against others; it is a responsibility that looks different for every family. What matters most is love, safety, stability, and care provided to the child.

A respectful society is one where people choose understanding over judgment, and support over criticism.

How will you give back to society after becoming a Queen?

Once I become a Queen, my primary focus will be to inspire women who still feel confined to the role of a homemaker or believe they must depend on others for their identity and support. I aim to encourage them to recognize their own potential, build confidence, and take independent steps toward their goals.

I want to be a role model for women who are hesitant, introverted, or afraid to express themselves in public. Through awareness, guidance, and motivation, I hope to help them find their voice and develop self-belief.

Additionally, I intend to extend support to women in need by connecting them with opportunities, skill development programs, and resources that can help them become financially and emotionally independent. My goal is to empower them to move forward with dignity, confidence, and purpose.

Why have you participated in Mrs India International Queen?

I have participated in Mrs India International Queen to challenge myself, grow as an individual, and use the platform to create meaningful social impact.

This pageant is not only about appearance or competition, but also about confidence, voice, and responsibility. I see it as an opportunity to represent values such as women empowerment, self-belief, and purposeful living.

Through this journey, I want to develop stronger communication skills, leadership qualities, and the ability to influence positive change.

Ultimately, my participation is driven by a desire to grow personally while also giving back to society in a meaningful and responsible way.