MRS INDIA INTERNATIONAL QUEEN FINALIST LT COL (Dr) Kamalpreet Saggi

Congratulations LT COL (Dr) Kamalpreet Saggi from Vadodara, Gujarat for being selected as a finalist of Mrs India International Queen 2025! Let’s know more about her. We interviewed LT COL (Dr) Kamalpreet and here are her amazing answers:

Name: LT COL (Dr) Kamalpreet Saggi

Profession: An Army Officer and an MoD and Gujarat Government Officer.

Qualification: BE (Mechanical), MBA (Retail), PhD (Strategic Leadership), MA (Psychology) Diploma in Entrepreneurship, Diploma in Interior Design, Diploma in Graphology, NLP, ISTD Trainer.

Location: Vadodara, Gujarat

Strengths: I’d say my strength is my ability to inspire others. Whether it’s mentoring students or coaching someone through a tough time, I love helping people discover their own potential. One of the things I truly enjoy is using storytelling to connect with others—It makes complex ideas easier to understand and adds a personal touch. I also believe in the power of resilience—when things get tough, I find a way to push through and lead by example.

Weakness: One thing I’ve realized about myself is that I can be a bit of a perfectionist. I sometimes get caught up in the small details, wanting everything to be just right. It’s something I’m working on, though—I’m learning to be more flexible and give myself grace when things don’t go exactly as planned. I’ve come to understand that progress is just as important as perfection.

Likes: I really enjoy learning and growing, whether it’s through reading, mentoring, or exploring new ideas. I’m always seeking ways to improve myself, which keeps me energized and passionate. I also love connecting with people. There’s something magical about hearing someone’s story and sharing wisdom. And, when I need to recharge, I find peace in nature—whether it’s a walk in the park or a quiet moment with a book.

Dislikes: I’m not a fan of dishonesty or people who aren’t genuine. I believe in being upfront and transparent in everything I do, and I value people who do the same. I also dislike complacency—whether in myself or others. I think there’s always room to grow, and I’m constantly pushing myself to be better. I want to surround myself with people who are also striving for progress.

Tell us about your family.

A well-knit, small and sweet family, with Parents, a daughter and a brother.

Quotes that keep you going, motivate you.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.
Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.
We are the ones we have been waiting for.
Don’t wait for the perfect moment. Take the moment and make it perfect.
Take risks in your life, if you win, you can lead! If you lose, you can guide!
The world is not as it is. It is as you are.
The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.

Achievements/ Anything you are proud of yourself?

Mentoring Success Stories
Personal Development Milestones
Community Engagement and Leadership
Public Speaking and Motivational Sessions
Fitness and Well-being Journey
Building Strong Relationships and Networks

PERSONAL

Being a Positive Influence on Family and Friends, Balancing Personal and Professional Life, Commitment to Personal Growth.

PROFESSIONAL

Going beyond the call of the duty for saving the people in flood at Srinagar, saving the lives of my troops in the face of enemy fire, representing the Indian Armed forces at the international workshop for Psychology, Felicitated with a Golden Medallion for the Welfare and betterment of the troops in Srinagar.

What is Women Empowerment according to you?

Women empowerment, to me, is the very essence of breaking free from societal chains and embracing the limitless potential within each woman. It’s about creating a world where every woman, no matter her background, feels the courage to dream, to lead, and to be unapologetically herself. It’s not just about having equal rights or opportunities—it’s about a shift in mindset, where women are not just surviving but thriving in every aspect of their lives.

Empowerment means giving women the confidence to speak their truth, to pursue their passions without hesitation, and to rise above the noise that tries to hold them back. It’s about understanding that women have an unshakable power, a power to create, to heal, to inspire, and to lead. But, it’s also about men standing with women, acknowledging that true progress for society can only happen when both are equal partners in every way.

Empowerment is the strength to stand tall, even when the world tries to tear you down, and the wisdom to lift others as you rise. It’s about mutual respect, support, and love—because when one woman rises, she pulls the world forward with her. And when men join in, understanding that empowerment for women means progress for everyone, that’s when true transformation happens.

It’s about changing the narrative and rewriting the story of what it means to be a woman—so that every little girl, every woman, feels worthy of her dreams, confident in her abilities, and proud of who she is. Empowerment isn’t just a fight—it’s a movement. It’s a movement towards a world where no woman has to ask for permission to be herself, where she knows her worth and walks with her head held high, knowing she’s unstoppable.

Message for the society.

In today’s world, the need for change is more urgent than ever. If we truly want to build a future that is bright, compassionate, and equitable for everyone, we must start by embracing values that place respect, kindness, and empathy at the heart of everything we do.

At the core of this change lies respect for every human being—regardless of their background, beliefs, or gender. It’s about treating every person with dignity, recognizing their worth, and uplifting those who are often overlooked, especially women. Women have the power to shape the world, and when we empower them, we empower humanity. This isn’t just about equality; it’s about building a world where everyone, regardless of gender, has the opportunity to thrive.

We must also turn our attention to the environment, because the future of our planet is equally critical. The climate crisis is not just a buzzword; it’s a global reality that requires immediate action. From reducing waste to embracing sustainable living, every individual has a responsibility to protect the planet. We cannot afford to wait—our actions today determine the world we leave for future generations.

Another crucial aspect of change is fostering peace—not just within our own communities, but across borders and nations. True peace doesn’t come from the absence of conflict but from understanding and collaboration. We need to cultivate a culture where nations work together, not against each other, to solve the world’s most pressing issues. We must replace hostility with dialogue and build relationships founded on trust, respect, and shared goals. The world is interconnected, and in today’s global society, collaboration is key to overcoming the challenges we face.

Equally important is education—the foundation for any lasting change. Education is the tool that enables us to break cycles of poverty, inequality, and ignorance. But it’s not just about academic knowledge—it’s about teaching our children the values of compassion, resilience, and responsibility. Education equips us with the power to shape our futures and inspires us to act in ways that benefit the greater good. Every child, regardless of where they are born, deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to a better world.

Lastly, to create the change we wish to see, we must cultivate meaningful relationships—not just with individuals around us, but with countries and cultures different from our own. We need to nurture understanding, cooperation, and goodwill on a global scale. This is how we overcome the barriers that divide us. When nations respect one another, when people learn to appreciate and celebrate each other’s differences, that’s when true progress happens. The more we build bridges, the stronger we become together.

Ultimately, change starts with each of us. It begins with how we treat each other, how we care for the planet, and how we choose to unite rather than divide. Let us choose to be compassionate, to respect one another, and to build a world where humanity, peace, and opportunity flourish for all. Together, we have the power to create a future that is better than today—one built on mutual respect, love, and understanding.

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

Becoming a Queen isn’t just about wearing a crown—it’s about embracing the immense responsibility to serve, uplift, and empower others. For me, being a Queen means using the platform I’ve been given to make a tangible difference, especially for those who are often overlooked or marginalized.

First and foremost, I am deeply passionate about empowering women and young girls. As someone who has fought my own battles to be heard, I understand how important it is for women to feel strong, confident, and capable of achieving anything they set their minds to. My mission will be to create spaces where women feel supported, valued, and encouraged to chase their dreams—whether they are in their homes, in their careers, or in their communities. I want to be the mentor and role model that I wish I had when I was younger, showing women everywhere that their voice matters and they are worthy of every opportunity.

I also know how crucial it is to speak openly about mental health. I’ve seen how many people, especially young ones, struggle silently, feeling like they can’t ask for help. I want to change that. I want to normalize conversations about mental well-being and create safe spaces where people feel comfortable sharing their struggles without fear of judgment. By promoting awareness and providing resources, I hope to make mental health care more accessible to everyone—because taking care of our minds is just as important as taking care of our bodies.

Another cause I hold close to my heart is climate change. Our planet is in crisis, and it’s our responsibility to protect it. I’ve always believed that every small step counts, and together, we can make a difference. As a Queen, I would advocate for sustainability in everything—from the food we eat to the way we live our daily lives. By leading with example and promoting eco-conscious living, I want to inspire others to take action and help preserve the world we leave for future generations.

Beyond these, I believe that at the heart of everything we do is the power of community and kindness. Our world can sometimes feel divided, but I truly believe that when we come together—supporting, understanding, and loving one another—we create a ripple effect that can change everything. As Queen, I want to nurture that spirit of unity, helping people see that regardless of our differences, we all share a common humanity.

And, of course, education will always be at the forefront of my mission. I’m passionate about giving every child—especially those in underserved communities—the chance to learn and grow. Education is the key to unlocking potential and breaking down barriers. I want to ensure that no child is ever denied the chance to chase their dreams simply because of where they were born or their circumstances.

Becoming a Queen means more than just wearing a crown—it’s about making sure that I use my position to inspire real, lasting change. I want to leave behind a legacy of love, kindness, and strength—a legacy that shows that together, we can all make the world a better place. It’s about empowering others, spreading hope, and knowing that even small actions can have a huge impact. That’s how I want to give back to society.

I’ve always believed that change begins within us, and if each of us takes responsibility for the world around us, together we can create something extraordinary. Making society a better place isn’t just about big gestures; it’s the small steps we take every day to uplift each other, spread kindness, and create a future where everyone has the chance to thrive. Here’s how I plan to contribute to that change and how I’ll make a real difference:

Empowering Women and Girls

I firmly believe that when women rise, society rises. I want every girl to feel empowered to follow her dreams, regardless of the challenges she faces.

Raising Awareness on Mental Health

Mental health is the cornerstone of overall well-being, and it’s something that’s often ignored. I want to help make it okay to not be okay and create a space where people feel safe to share their struggles.

Promoting Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Living

Our planet is our home, and it’s up to us to protect it. Every small action counts when it comes to sustainability, and I want to inspire people to live consciously, not just for themselves but for future generations.

Strengthening Communities through Kindness and Empathy

In today’s fast-paced world, we sometimes forget the importance of human connection. I want to help people rediscover the power of empathy and kindness, and in doing so, build stronger, more compassionate communities.

Ensuring Quality Education for All

Education is the key to unlocking opportunities. I want to make sure that every child, no matter their background, has access to quality education. It’s not just about books and exams; it’s about opening doors to dreams and possibilities.

Fostering Global Peace and Understanding

In a world filled with conflicts, peace and understanding are essential. I want to foster a sense of unity that transcends borders, differences, and ideologies.

Why have you participated in Mrs India International Queen?

I have participated in Mrs India International Queen to accomplish the following:

Personal Growth & Challenge: I thrive on pushing boundaries and leading by example. This pageant is a way to challenge myself beyond the military and corporate world.

Empowering Women: Based on my experience, I want to inspire women to break stereotypes and embrace their full potential.

Representation & Advocacy: I want to represent all women who balance multiple roles—defense officer, corporate leader, mentor, homemaker, entrepreneur and now, a pageant participant.