MRS INDIA INTERNATIONAL QUEEN FINALIST Mrs. Bijaya Laxmi

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

Name: Bijaya Laxmi

Profession: Homemaker

Qualification: M.A. and LL.B.

Location: Meerut, Uttar Pradesh

Strengths: My strengths lie in my determination, patience, and emotional balance. I face life’s challenges with calmness and a positive mindset, allowing me to respond thoughtfully rather than react impulsively. I adapt quickly to change and learn fast, growing stronger with every experience.
Keeping my commitments—especially in difficult situations—is something I value deeply. With steady effort and a grounded attitude, I strive to turn every challenge into a new opportunity.

Weakness: I tend to seek perfection in everything I do, which sometimes makes me spend more time on smaller details than necessary. This can occasionally tighten my deadlines.
However, I am consciously working on prioritising better and accepting “good enough” when the situation calls for it, so that I can maintain a more balanced and efficient approach.

Likes: I truly enjoy taking care of my health. Daily walks, yoga, and light exercise keep me active and centred. I also have a deep love for music—especially ghazals and old melodious Bollywood songs—which bring peace and positivity to my day. Beginning my mornings with soft, soothing music helps me stay calm and focused.

Dislikes: I strongly dislike dishonesty. Truth and integrity hold great value for me, both in relationships and in daily life.
I also do not appreciate neglecting one’s health. I believe that simple daily habits—like walking regularly, drinking enough water, and eating mindfully—are essential for overall well-being.

Tell us about your family:

My family is my greatest strength. I am blessed with two lovely children who fill my life with joy and energy every day. My husband and my kids are the foundation of my confidence, happiness, and purpose.

Quotes that keep you going, motivate you:

• Every challenge carries a lesson, and every lesson carries a new strength.
• When your mind is calm, your path becomes clear.
• Growth begins the moment you choose courage over comfort.

Achievements/ Anything you are proud of yourself:

Simplicity has always been my way of living—simple habits, sincere effort, and honest intentions. I have fulfilled my responsibilities towards my home and family with dedication and grace, without seeking praise or recognition.
My achievements lie in the everyday victories: taking care of my health, raising my children with strong values, and standing by truth even in difficult times. I am proud that I maintained my balance, dignity, and peace through life’s challenges.
For me, becoming a steady support for my loved ones and improving my life quietly, step by step, is my true accomplishment.

What is Women Empowerment according to you?

To me, women empowerment means having the freedom to live with dignity and one’s own identity. It is about making decisions regarding education, health, and work with confidence—without fear or hesitation.
True empowerment happens when families support women, society provides equal opportunities, and a woman begins to trust her own strengths. With honesty, simplicity, and discipline, I believe every woman can rise, evolve, and shape her own future.

Message for the society:

A better society starts at home. When we teach our children honesty, kindness, and responsibility from a young age, we create a strong foundation for the future. Education and health should always be priorities in every household.
Choosing simple living—less waste, more care—is essential. Keeping our surroundings clean, saving water, and planting trees are responsibilities we all share. These small, mindful steps, when taken together, lead to real and lasting change.

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

If I am honoured with the title of Mrs India International Queen, I would focus on three key areas: health, education, and women empowerment.

For health, I aim to start “Daily Wellness Circles” within the community—offering free morning walks, simple yoga routines, and health-awareness sessions to encourage hydration, nutritious eating, and regular check-ups.

For women empowerment, I plan to organise small, practical group meetings on financial literacy, essential legal awareness, important personal documents, and simple skill-building—so women can make informed decisions and feel secure and independent.

My approach will be simple, community-driven, and sustainable: small groups, regular meetings, and local support. I believe that small, consistent steps can bring meaningful change—from individual homes to the entire community.

Why have you participated in Mrs India International Queen?

I have participated in Mrs India International Queen because it represents both honour and responsibility. It is not just about wearing a crown—it is about using a voice to inspire other women, set an example, and expand simple yet meaningful initiatives in health, education, and empowerment.
As a homemaker with an M.A. and LL.B., I want to show that dedication, honesty, and discipline can help every woman build her own identity, no matter her circumstances. This journey is about self-growth, confidence, and strengthening my voice so that I can share values, wellness awareness, and financial-legal knowledge more widely.
Through this pageant, I hope my ongoing community work receives more visibility, support, and a stronger network—allowing my small, steady efforts to grow into lasting, positive change.