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Manya Singh, who was hailed as the auto drivers' daughter who won the crown at Femina Miss India 2020, has achieved a milestone and fulfilled the first ever wish she made soon after winning the crown. The dream and efforts of a 14-year-old have paid off, and she credits her parents for their constant support and belief in her. Amid difficulties in making ends meet, Manya's father made sure to provide his kids with education; and today, the nation lauds the queen for her simplicity and humble upbringing. Working multiple jobs, taking tuition for kids in the slum, completing her education and preparing for the national pageant, Manya sure had her hands full, but she managed to accomplish everything, and she finally fulfilled her dream to buy her parents a home they could call their own! Expressing her emotions on the joyous moment of her life, Manya said, "My mom used to believe that we would never be able to afford a house in Mumbai, and down the line, we will all have to move back to Uttar Pradesh despite working hard all our life. But it was my dream to buy a house for my parents in their name so that they could feel secure enough to call Mumbai their own city. My parents gave me the opportunity and worked extremely hard so that I could have a good life in the city of dreams, and so I wanted to do my part and gift them a house. Now I can't wait to decorate the new home and make it our sweet paradise." • 1 Manya Singh: 'It was my dream to buy a house for my parents!' • 2 S...

Captivating, refined, and sublime are the three words which roll out of our mind when we think about Femina Miss India 2020 Runner-up Manya Singh. Her journey has been synonymous with passion, glamour, eminence, zeal, dedication, and compassion, unveiling a remarkable story towards success. The beauty queen was recently honoured with the Face of the Year Award by Dadasaheb Phalke Indian Television Award 2023. Dadasaheb Phalke Indian Television Award 2023 has raised the bar by bringing together the most inspiring and influential names to tip our hats to their phenomenal talent and the countless hours they spent mastering their crafts. Enunciating her thoughts on her win, she said, "I am really honoured and grateful to God. When I first came to Mumbai, I didn't expect much. I am always thankful to the people who supported me because their unwavering love has helped me reach where I am, and eternally grateful to God". When asked about her upcoming projects, she said, " There is something very exciting coming up, but I can't reveal the details now. But I am very grateful for the opportunity and can't wait to make it to the big screen and make all of you proud". Breaking the glass ceiling, Manya is a boss lady who creates a powerful impact through her incredible story and works. Cracking the code to be an unpredictable enigma and yet coming as close to her fans, Manya is undoubtedly a go-getter. • 1 Manya Singh wins Dadasaheb Phalke Indian Television Award 2023 • 2 Disha Patani...

Remember that advertisement where a young woman dressed in a crisp white shirt reaches her swanky new office on her first day in an auto-rickshaw and when asked about her choice of conveyance, she declares with a proud tone that the auto driver is her father? That advertisement touched the hearts of many. Though that story was a made-up one, the story of recently crowned Miss India Runner-up Manya Singh with family(Instagram/manyasingh993 and missindiaorg) Manya Omprakash Singh, who was born in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh- the land chosen by the Gods for their incarnation, is the daughter of an autorickshaw driver. Manya has not had an easy childhood and she revealed about it in an Instagram post that featured pictures of her family. She penned a long inspirational note with the images, talking about her mother mortgaging her jewellery to let Manya complete her studies, her running away from home and doing various jobs just to survive, among other things. The caption read, "I've spent numerous nights without food and sleep. I've spent many afternoons walking for miles on end. My blood, sweat, and tears have amalgamated into courage to pursue my dreams. Being a rickshaw driver's daughter, I never had the opportunity to attend school as I had to start working in my teens. All the clothes I had were hand-me-downs. I yearned for books, but luck wasn't in my favour. Eventually, my parents mortgaged whatever little jewellery my mother had to ensure that I paid my exam fees in orde...

"People like us don't even dream, and you're thinking of Miss India crown?" Manya Singh(Instagram) But Singh said she wanted to be a voice of women belonging to lower social strata and believed Miss India would give her the platform to achieve her goal. Born in Mumbai to an auto rickshaw driver and raised in the small town of Hata in Uttar Pradesh, the 19-year-old was crowned VLCC Femina Miss India 2020 runner-up in a ceremony last week. "I realised that there's this platform called Miss India where I can voice my stand and beliefs. Be the voice of those women who are told they don't have the right to speak, who are confined. "Especially in villages, where they don't even have freedom to choose what they wear, what to study. I realised long back I have to make it to Miss India, so all my hardships, all my steps were towards just this," Singh told PTI. Post her win, Singh said her parents are "extremely proud and overjoyed", but her journey to the pageantry was riddled with obstacles. Singh said coming from a lower middle class family of four, they were struggling to make ends meet. Her parents somehow managed to continue her schooling on "admission basis" and were only able to afford exam fees. "Life has not been easy for me but I've been harder on my life. At 14, I saw girls around me enjoying their life, wearing good clothes, attending school. I was aware my life isn't like theirs because I didn't have the same privilege." Singh, who has a younger brother, said while gro...

The daughter of an auto-rickshaw driver, Manya literally poured in her sweat and blood into reaching where she is today. From running away from home to working since she was a kid, Manya didn’t let life’s many hardships break her spirit, or rob her of her dream. And after years of struggle, the success she achieved is a glorious testament to her strength and hard work. In conversation with What was your first reaction to being crowned Miss India 2020 runner-up? It was indeed mixed feelings. I was happy, crying. I was excited for the future. It was indeed a gamechanger for me. I knew that once I win this crown, I will get to learn so many things and meet so many people. I had that motto, that if I get that platform, I will try my best to amplify those voices and I will be the voice for each and every girl and woman out there. And I got that opportunity and I’m really grateful. And I will make it worth it. You’ve talked about how you ran away from home, starved, and started working as a teenager to support your dreams. What kept you going during that time? Yes, I ran away from home at the age of 14. But before 14 I had a big life. I was suffering from my grandparents’ trauma. Mere parents suffer kar rahe the. I have seen those things in my life and that’s why at the age of 14, I was so mature that I want to do something different. And when I came to Mumbai, I didn’t have anything. I was completely blank… empty hands but dreams in my eyes and hope in my pocket. And I knew Mum...

During the 2020 edition of Femina Miss India competition that took place on February 10th, Manya Singh, the daughter of a hard-working rickshaw driver, was crowned the Femina Miss India 2020 Runner-Up. The upstanding beauty pageant winner, shortly after her victory, released an Instagram post through which she revealed the struggles that she went through during her formative years. Her heartbreaking caption sees her dwelling into how, unlike her fellow contestants, she came from a fairly underprivileged background and had starved for days in a row due to lack of resources for groceries and the likes. Her entire story, in which, as one can see, Manya Singh's father plays a very important part, can be found below as well as on Manya Singh's Instagram handle. What does the post say? The above post sees Manya Singh revealing that due to her financial circumstances, she was forced to start working as a teenager and had to bid goodbye to any prospect of securing an education. She could also be seen talking about how she had a yearning for books from a very early age. The later part of the post sees her revealing that just so that she could get an education, her parents had to mortgage whatever little jewellery they had. Further along in the post, one can see how Manya Singh took the fairly bold decision of leaving her family behind for a life filled with independence, for which she had to work two jobs in addition to attending classes in the early hours of the day. The final sta...