MRS INDIA INTERNATIONAL QUEEN FINALIST Mrs. Rajeswari Nandeeswar

Congratulations Mrs. Rajeswari Nandeeswar from Dubai for being selected as a finalist of Mrs India International Queen 2027! Let’s know more about her. We interviewed Mrs. Rajeswari and here are her amazing answers:

Name: Rajeswari Nandeeswar

Profession: Multi Professional

Qualification: Masters in Power Electronics

Location: Dubai

Strengths: Beautiful, highly focused, highly dedicated, always ready to take up challenges, always smiling, Strong-willed, highly motivated, highly determined.

Weakness: I get upset easily without hearing someone out completely. Lack of patience, anger management issues. However, working on them one by one through meditation, positive thinking and by doing Art of Living courses and gradually growing in my spiritual journey.

Likes: I have always loved gardening, painting, drawing, reading and writing my heart out. I love to try something new that I am not so good at like skating and swimming. However, I don’t hate them, though I try and give my best to learn them not to win a competition but to keep that learning zeal alive and stretch beyond to master them eventually.

Dislikes: Complaining. This is something very common; however, it creates ripple effects and gets ingrained in our minds and keeps disturbing us throughout our journey. Unnecessary honking on the streets without understanding the real purpose of it. Close ones who know everything act as if they don’t know, this really pisses me off. People who just talk or argue without actual work getting done. Littering on the streets, throwing waste just out of their windows or cars and leaving trash behind after a picnic or any outdoor activity, backbiting.

Tell us about your family:

Blessed with a caring and knowledgeable hubby and three unique, independent, and highly creative children. Ms. Nithika, 24 years old, is working at a multinational company. She graduated from the University of Leicester, UK.

Master Nidhish, 21 years old, is pursuing his medical studies at Bangalore University, Ms. Naviya, 10 years old is studying in Grade 5 at IHS Dubai.

Quotes that keep you going, motivate you:

• Believe in living
• Listen to your heart
• Keep going no matter what may come
• Live life to its fullest

Achievements/ Anything you are proud of yourself:

My 1st award was a consolation prize in an embroidery competition when I was in Grade 5 at St. Philomena’s High School Ballari, Karnataka. This was the best day of my life and an inspiration to me ever since to keep trying new hands-on activities.

My 2nd most memorable achievement was completing my 50-km cycling race using a bicycle I borrowed from my friend.

My 3rd achievement was securing a university rank in my graduation program and the best part was that our batch was the last one before VTU was established. Luckily our college displayed my name to motivate the students.

My 4th achievement is helping my son qualify for the CBSE Cluster Finals. Mom’s zeal and never-give-up mindset was the reason he got that wonderful opportunity to represent his school in Delhi.

My 5th achievement is acquiring a driving licence in Dubai on my very 1st attempt. This boosted my confidence not only on the roads but also in my real-life journey. It gave me more flexibility in managing my time, activities based on location where in most of them are just feared by the fines and speed, which can hinder growth and an open mindset.

My 6th Achievement is learning how to swim and face an audience whether it is a small topic to be covered as a parent at school or just a Toastmaster project completion, did it all with grace and passion. I won many accolades such as Best speaker, Best club, Star of the Evening, Best Traditionally Dressed. One such surprise win was a fancy dress for ladies to represent our state for which I chose to uniquely represent Bengal, specifically Kolkata and went to the extent of buying a pure Bengali saree, learnt to drape it and presented it in a few sentences in the language itself, I am so proud that I did all this with my 1-year-old daughter, Naviya back in 2017.

What is Women Empowerment according to you?

According to me, women’s empowerment is a holistic approach towards life, living your dreams, nurturing your passion regularly, keeping that zeal alive throughout your life, never giving up upon failure and being there as a helping hand for others, especially women who are brought up to be closed and suffer all alone. Be that trustworthy friend by just listening to them with an open mind.

Message for the society:

Keep going, keep motivating, keep inspiring, and keep guiding whenever you can. However, my strongest message is not to mislead or discourage people from going forward, by just experience. If it has happened to you, that doesn’t simply mean it will happen to everyone. Every journey is unique. Let’s be a guiding light, mistakes happen; that doesn’t mean we have to stop right away. Failure is a stepping stone to success.

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

This title would be cherry on top for me. I am sure it will give me fame, a new identity and a new me. I will continue doing what I have been doing, but in a much more refined, focused, and responsible way as I will be a responsible global citizen after winning the title. I will be responsible for the entire team. Keeping all this in mind, I hope to grow within society so that many can look up to me for inspiration, be it style, giving back to nature, or inculcating recycling, reusing and environmental practices, and sharing easy-to-follow tips.

Why have you participated in Mrs India International Queen?

I have participated in Mrs India International Queen to live life to its fullest. As I mentioned earlier, I love challenges, this was my challenge I set for myself to conquer the ramp.