I can conquer any obstacle: Arshiya Sareen, Miss Globe India 2022

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Arshiya Sareen wins the Miss Globe India 2022 title

Panchkula: Arshiya Sareen (23) an alumna of Dr. SS Bhatnagar UICET, Panjab University, Chandigarh, has brought laurels to the Tricity by winning the coveted title of Miss Globe India 2022 at Jaipur recently. Arshiya is from Panchkula. Now, she is preparing for the mega global pageant, Miss Globe, which will be held on October 15, 2022, in Albania.     

An extremely delighted Arshiya dedicates her feat to her parents and her mentors, Anjli and Alesia. “My parents – Mrs. Ranju and Parveen Kumar and mentors, Anjli and Alesia Ma’ams have been my rock from day one when I started preparing myself for the Miss Celeste India pageant in which I was declared Miss Globe India 2022,” she said.

“They propelled me forward and helped me cross a major milestone towards my ultimate goal. I have learned a lot about pageantry from Cocoaberry’s training,” she said, adding, “Cocoaberry is one of the best academies in India. I feel it is so beautiful to have mentors like Alesia and Anjli ma'ams, who give constant support and teach you like your own mother. I really thank them from the bottom of my heart to be the pillars of my strength always.”

When asked about her role model, she said that her role model is my mom. “Her strength to do things no matter what the situation inspires me a lot. She is a woman of substance with the personification of ageless beauty, selfless love, purity, and dignity,” she said.

Talking about her preparation for the future beauty contest, Arshiya said: “I have faith in my ability to conquer any obstacle by virtue of my dogged persistence. Under the watchful eye of my teachers Anjli Ma’am and Alesia Ma’am, I am always practicing my outfits, walking, and talking. I would like to do my best and bring honour to my country.”

Reflecting further on her future plans, Arshiya said: “My future plan is after winning the crown and making my country proud I always want to make a  mark in society. I will work for the underprivileged sections of society at the higher level.”

In her message to young girls who wish to participate in pageants, Arshiya said: “Follow your heart is the advice I give young women. Nothing will make you more fulfilled and happier than going after what you truly want. The power of passion propels you to greater heights and transforms your spirit.” BlogsWire

 

 

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