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Two months later, she secured a victory for her family and herself as a runner-up in the national pageant. Singh wanted her victory to be a voice for women in lower social levels, according to Hindustan Times . Growing up, others would be sorry for her parents for not having a son as their first child. Support NextShark's Journalism Many people might not know this, but NextShark is a small media startup that runs on no outside funding or loans, and with no paywalls or subscription fees, we rely on help from our community and readers like you. Everything you see today is built by Asians, for Asians to help amplify our voices globally and support each other. However, we still face many difficulties in our industry because of our commitment to accessible and informational Asian news coverage. We hope you consider making a contribution to NextShark so we can continue to provide you quality journalism that informs, educates, and inspires the Asian community. Even a $1 contribution goes a long way. Thank you for supporting NextShark and our community.

By Krishna Priya Pallavi: Miss India 2020 runner-up Manya Singh, who hails from Uttar Pradesh, has left everyone feeling proud after her story went viral on social media. Manya is a daughter of an autorickshaw driver, and following the win, her struggles and inspiring story won praise all over the country. Now, in an emotionally-charged Humans of Bombay post, Manya is talking about her childhood struggles, her parent's belief in her dreams and the way she was criticised because of her looks. MANYA SINGH TALKS ABOUT HER JOURNEY IN AN EMOTIONAL POST In the post, Manya talked about how she left home at 14 to come to Mumbai and pursue her dreams. She had to work at a Pizza Hut store to earn an income. She said, "At 14, I boarded the train from my village & left for Mumbai to pursue my dreams, all by myself. I didn't know where it would lead me, but I knew I was meant to achieve great things. When I walked out of the station, Pizza Hut was the first place I sawI somehow got myself a part-time job there & temporary accommodation (sic)." According to Manya, her parents were always supportive of her dreams. A few days after she arrived in Mumbai, they followed her there, took up a job and supported her. "2 days later, when I called Papa, he started crying. But I reassured him, 'This is where I belong.' So the next day, both my parents came to Mumbai. Papa said, 'We'll support you'; he drove an auto to make a living. Still, they put me in a good school. Alongside, I also worked par...

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...

“I am a desi chori, who is not scared of anything. I am entering the house with only excitement,” Manya Singh shared before entering the Bigg Boss 16 house. The Miss India runner-up is one of the 16 contestants on the Salman Khan-hosted show. In an interview with indianexpress.com, Manya revealed what made her sign the show. “I really want to earn a lot of money, that’s the prime reason for taking up the show. Other than that, I want people to recognise me. Priyanka Chopra is also a Miss India but people know her for who she is, not just in India but globally. That’s what I want,” she said. Born in Uttar Pradesh, Manya Singh ran away from home at the age of 14 in pursuit of a better life. Her parents followed suit to support her dreams. Her father drives an auto-rickshaw in Also Read | Manya also revealed that she has withdrawn herself from the Miss India training as she has other career aspirations. “I want to get into acting. And that is all about exploring ourselves. This is why I pulled out of the training as I didn’t want to be projected as just a prim and proper person. Also, since I know people have liked me in real life, I am not scared to be under the spotlight 24X7 on the show. Given it’s a reality show, I am actually looking forward to being myself on the show,” she shared, adding that she wants to get noticed on the show and gain some acting projects. Manya Singh shared that her parents have always supported her in whatever she’s done, and they were excited abo...

Manya Singh, who hails from Uttar Pradesh, was crowned Miss India 2020 runner-up on Wednesday. She is the daughter of an autorickshaw driver. In December 2020, Manya had narrated her life's story to Miss India before the pageant finale. After she was announced Miss India 2020 runner-up, her inspiring story, struggles and sheer hard work have gone viral once again. She is also winning praises all over the internet. MANYA SINGH'S STORY Talking about her struggles, Manya revealed that she had to spend many nights without food and sleep. She could not attend school as she had to start working very early. She said, "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 order to earn a degree. My mother has suffered a lot to provide for me." She added, "At 14, I ran away from home. I somehow managed to complete my studies in the day, became a dishwasher in the evening, and worked at a call centre at night. I've walked hours to reach places so I could save the rickshaw fare." Manya also said that she decided to take part in the Miss India pageant to uplift her father, mother and younger brother, and "to show the world that all is possible if you are committed to yourself and your dreams." MANUSHI CHHILLAR CONGRATULATES MANYA