Another Jharkhand talent set to shine in beauty pageant

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From setting a bench mark in sports arena to carving a niche in entertainment sector, the land blessed with abundance mineral resources has bunch of talents shining at national, international platform that had brought much laurel to State.

Adding another name in the league, Shashwata an amateur model was recently declared the finalist of the prestigious beauty pageant. Born and brought up in the Capital City, the Mrs. India Earth 2017 finalist is ready to shine in the upcoming beauty contest.

Shashwata who is presently staying in Bengaluru with her husband is working as a Project Manager in one of the IT Company. She shifted her base few years back to Silicon Valley for her professional growth and in the meantime started modeling taking inspirations from her friends.

She is amongst the top 46 finalists in the country and deems to clinch the prestigious crown, considering the event as not mere a beauty competition but a perfect platform to cherish her dreams, nurture her talents that entails the combination of beauty and brain.

“My motto in life is live to the experience and to preach every individual to consider the brighter prospects in life. I have always believed in living my dreams and today I am living it,” said Shashwata. Modeling and singing is not just a hobby but has become a passion for the Mrs India Earth 2017 finalist who have endorsed few brands and participated in some concerts as well.

Her husband’s passion towards music has brought her closer to the best healing remedy of life. “I was inclined towards different genres of music since my childhood days but it has transformed into passion because of my husband who is an artist by heart other than just being an IT professional. He is a renowned keyboard player in the country and owns his own band by name ‘Raqeeb’, she said.

Shashwata who comes from an army background has completed her schooling from Bishop Westcott Girls’ School, Ranchi and wants to serve her native place taking up some pivotal issues of the State. She believes that youths must be guided in the right direction so that they prove to be an asset in changing society.

“My message to all the youths is that beauty of an individual is inside his/her soul. The external beauty is something which will evade with time and we should thereby focus on preserving our inner beauty. Using that as strength, one must try to bring small change in the world around us for making this world a better place to live in,” she signs off.

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