MRS INDIA INTERNATIONAL QUEEN FINALIST Mrs. Aruna Chaudhary

Congratulations Mrs. Aruna Chaudhary from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh for being selected as a finalist of Mrs India International Queen 2026! Let’s know more about her. We interviewed Mrs. Aruna and here are her amazing answers:

Name: Aruna Chaudhary

Profession: Housewife

Qualification: 9th pass

Location: Mathura, Uttar Pradesh

Strengths: My strengths are my family, my honesty, my patience level, my tolerance level, my will to achieve things and how hardworking and confident I am.

Weakness: Ironically my family and my anger.

Likes: I like shopping, dancing, travelling, exploring different things, making reels, gardening, believing in Lord Krishna & most importantly myself.

Dislikes: Disrespect, betrayal, fake, selfish, dishonest people, imperfections & being late.

Tell us about your family:
I come from a very big and loving family, which includes my husband, my children, my mother-in-law, my father-in-law, my three brother-in-law and their wives. We are a close-knit family and each one of them is truly wonderful.

If I have to talk about one of them specifically, it would be my husband. He has always supported me, no matter what challenges came my way. I have always found him right beside me and his constant love and encouragement mean a lot in my journey.

My children are also a big part of my happiness. They are adorable, loving, and bring so much joy into my life. Overall, I’m grateful to be surrounded by such a supportive and caring family.

Quotes that keep you going, motivate you:

• Life is much better when you’re living in present.
• Don’t forget to show gratitude and kindness towards everyone.
• Trust the timing of your life.
• You were born to be real, not to be perfect. 

Achievements/ Anything you are proud of yourself:

One of my biggest achievements isn’t professional but deeply personal.
I got married at 20, and my three brothers-in-law were still in school. I promised myself that even if I couldn’t complete my own education, they would get every opportunity I missed. I supported them, guided them, and stayed involved in their studies.

Today, seeing their success makes me truly happy and proud.

My own children are also doing well, which strengthens my belief that my efforts mattered. I may not have built a career for myself, but I helped shape theirs — and that is my proudest achievement. 

What is Women Empowerment according to you?

In my view, women empowerment is more than a social idea; it is deeply connected to a woman’s identity and dignity. It’s not limited only to jobs or equal pay — although these matter. Real empowerment starts with respect, understanding, and care, which every woman deserves without conditions.

A truly empowered woman has the freedom to make her own personal and professional decisions. She should receive equal opportunities and equal recognition in every field — whether social, economic, sports, or any other sector.

Empowerment also means helping women feel confident in their own skin and believe they can achieve any goal they dream of.

At its core, women empowerment is about giving women independence, respect, and the freedom to shape their own lives — just as any man can.

Message for the society:

The message I want to give society is simple: give every girl a fair chance to grow, learn, and show her talent. Let their voices be heard. Every child deserves opportunities, encouragement, and a supportive environment to become the best version of themselves.

Sadly, there are still cases where a girl is not even allowed to be born. This is deeply unfair and a loss for society. I believe the government and community must work together to completely stop such harmful practices.

All I ask is that we give girls the same chances we give anyone else. Support them, educate them, and believe in them — because when a girl grows, an entire family and society grow with her.

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

After becoming a Queen, I want to inspire as many women and girls as possible. I believe that if all of us — especially strong women above 40 — step forward and confidently show our skills, then every girl watching can do the same.

Confidence is the first step, and once a woman believes in herself, she can achieve anything she sets her mind to.

My future efforts will mainly focus on my daughter. I want to support her in every decision, guide her through life, and stand by her like a shield. I want her to grow up with the freedom to choose her path, knowing I will support her dreams and encourage her to become her best self.

Why have you participated in Mrs India International Queen?

I wanted a platform where I could showcase my talent and skills, and Mrs India International Queen felt like the perfect stage. I always believed there was more within me — more potential, more strength, and more talent to show.

I wanted to show people that age is just a number, and if you dedicate yourself to something with your whole heart, you can achieve it at any stage of life.

I also wanted to explore new experiences, challenge myself, and grow as a person. I am truly grateful to Mrs India International Queen for giving me such a beautiful opportunity to express myself and inspire others.