Passionate, self-motivated and backed by a supportive family, Aishhwarya found within herself the confidence to explore and to soar in different phases of her life. The latest being that she fulfilled her dream of being selected to represent India in Pageant of the World, and as a National Finalist in Miss Global Australia.
Having lived in several countries during her childhood, Aishhwarya kept the traveller in her alive when, as a 17-year-old, she moved to Canberra as a student. “The path to a happy life is guided by one’s experiences,” says Aishhwarya, who is also a skydiving enthusiast apart from being a volunteer at several charities.
Her first speech in public was at the age of four, says Aishhwarya, and since then she has received several recognitions for her speeches including from the prestigious Toastmasters. Dramatics and singing have also been a huge part of her extra-curricular activities.
“I want to make a mark at these pageants,” says Aishhwarya. “These opportunities do not come easy. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication. With these titles in hand, I want to help the community and bring about change,” she adds.
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