MRS INDIA INTERNATIONAL QUEEN FINALIST Mrs. Chhaya Walia

Congratulations Mrs. Chhaya Walia from Uttar Pradesh for being selected as a finalist of Mrs India International Queen 2027! Let’s know more about her. We interviewed Mrs. Chhaya and here are her amazing answers:
Name: Chhaya Walia
Profession: Teacher
Qualification: M.Com, M.A. History, B.Ed.
Location: Uttar Pradesh
Strengths: Adaptability, Quick learner, Problem-Solving ability, Positive Attitude and Responsible.
Weakness: I sometimes overthink decisions and find it difficult to say no to additional tasks.
Likes: Reading books, listening to music, spending time with family and helping others.
Dislikes: Dishonesty and disrespectful behaviour.
Tell us about your family:
I come from a loving and supportive family. We share a strong bond and always encourage each other to work hard and achieve our goals. My family has played an important role in shaping my values and personality.
Quotes that keep you going, motivate you:
- Keep your intentions pure, Karma is on your side.
- Be patient with yourself; great things take time.
- Believe in yourself, even when no one else does.
- Let your faith be bigger than your fears.
Achievements/ Anything you are proud of yourself:
- My biggest achievement is the person I have become through my experience – resilient, adaptable and willing to learn.
- I’m proud of being someone people can turn to when they need support, guidance, or simply someone to listen.
What is Women Empowerment according to you?
For me, women empowerment is not about being stronger than others; it’s about knowing your worth and having the courage to choose your path. If we give a woman the opportunity to learn, grow, and make her own decisions, we empower not just her but the people and generations around her. That’s what women empowerment means to me.
Message for the society:
My message to society is simple: choose empathy over judgement, equality over discrimination, and encouragement over criticism. Real change begins with us.
How will you give back to society after becoming a Queen?
If I become a Queen, I want my crown to have a purpose. I would use my platform to empower women, inspiring young girls and get awareness about education and equality. I would start a “One Girl, One skill” initiative, encouraging young girls to learn at least one skill that can make them more confident and independent whether it is digital literacy, communication, financial awareness, or vocational training. My goal would be to turn the visibility of a crown into real opportunities for girls.
Why have you participated in Mrs India International Queen?
I have participated in Mrs India International Queen because somewhere between responsibilities and everyday life, we women sometimes put our own dreams aside. I wanted to remind myself and other women that our dreams still matter. This journey is my way of choosing myself, discovering my potential, and inspiring other women to do the same.
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