From Rajasthan's mustard fields to Miss World stage: Nandini Gupta's is a tale of perseverance

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Born into a farming family in Kota, Rajasthan in 2003, Nandini Gupta spent nearly 14 years of her life in Kota, playing in the fields where mustard, millet, and gram were cultivated. She completed her primary education at St. Paul's Senior Secondary School on Mala Road and later graduated in Business Management from Lala Lajpat Rai College in Mumbai. In 2023, Nandini won the Femina Miss India World title.
Ever since the Miss World pageant commenced in Hyderabad on Saturday, Nandini has been hopeful and excited about representing her country in the Miss World pageant on her soil.

The theme of this year's contest is 'Beauty with a Purpose'. and as many as 110 contestants, representing countries and territories from every continent, including major nations such as India, USA, Venezuela, and South Africa, as well as culturally rich regions like Guadeloupe, Gibraltar, Martinique, and Curaao have already descended on the City of Pearls, Hyderabad.
Over the coming weeks, the contestants will explore Telangana's heritage, artistry, and innovation through curated events, cultural showcases, and purpose-led presentations culminating in the Miss World grand finale on May 31 at HITEX Exhibition Centre. The Telangana government has made elaborate arrangements for the Miss World pageant.
(With inputs from PTI)