These stunning beauties have broken stereotypes and continued to dazzle while displaying passion in all that they do.
Introducing our bevvy of Singapore Indian ladies who are stunners, in every way…
M. Lalitha Augustin
Occupation: Entrepreneur/ Part Time Fitness Trainer Contour Express Women Gym
Married for: 12 years
What do you love most about your job?It gives an opportunity to inspire women of all walks of life and ages to live a healthy lifestyle. ‘Your Health is Your Wealth’ are words that I use to motivate my clients. When they have reached their goals, it gives me satisfaction and joy.What advice do you have for someone who has just graduated and is trying to choose her dream job? We cannot always choose what happens to us but we can choose our attitude towards each situation. Every day you take the opportunity to give your best in whatever you do, be it small or big. And with Your Positivity, Passion and Believe, eventually it leads YOU to YOUR DREAM.
What can you think you can do better than most men? Both men and women have great capabilities. I chose L.I.F.E- Live in Full Empowerment. As a woman I need to Take Charge of My Life. I believe to be the ‘Be the Change. Before any other change need to be made. I know. I do this BEST
3 words to describe a Singapore Indian Women:
We are Strong-In the face of adversity
We are Inspirational- we inspire other women directly or indirectly in small or big way.
We are Worthy- We are God’s Gift
Nisha Narwani
Occupation: Freelance Broadcast Editor
Married For: 9 Years
What Do You Love Most About your job: Everything!! As a child I was a television buff and always wondered what was going on behind the scenes of a TV show, so to be working in the industry is my childhood dream come true. My job as a Broadcast Editor entails putting TV programs together using professional software. I work with a team of people including Producers and Graphic Designers to produce the programs, so the camaraderie working with a team is great. I also enjoy the fact that I’m allowed to use my creativity when putting programs together as well as satisfy my inner geek with the technical side of the job. These days I mostly work on Sports programs so the fact that I’m a sports fan is an extra bonus for me. In the end, seeing the end product on television is the icing on the cake.
What advice do you have for someone who has just graduated and is trying to choose her dream job:
Firstly, think about something you love doing. Don’t start a career in something you don’t enjoy, just because you think it pays well. You will never get far in a job you hate.
Secondly, if you can help it, don’t look at the money it pays. Many graduates now feel that they should be paid a certain amount just because they have gone through their education but honestly, many employers are looking for experience. It’s a chicken an egg situation. Employers want experience but you can’t get experience unless someone hires you, right? So if you are getting a job in a career you’re trying to get into, just go for it. The money will come with experience. My first job paid me $700 a month, and while many times I felt overworked, the experience I got from it was priceless.
Last but not least, don’t be afraid to try something new. If there is something that you’ve always wanted to do, but it’s outside of your comfort zone, don’t be afraid to try it out. Don’t let anyone discourage you from what you want to do. You will never know until you try and you don’t want to spend the rest your life wondering.
What do you think you can do better than most men:
3 words to describe a Singapore Indian Woman: 3 words are just not enough…I’ll give you five to describe our Women…
W- Well-groomed
O - Outgoing
M - Mature
A - Ambitious
N - Nurturing
Dalreena Poonam Gill Age : 20
Occupation : Soccer referee (FAS)
Not married
What do you love most about your job :
As the saying goes, "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." Refereeing has always been my passion. I love my job because I have an opportunity to be a judge on the field. And most importantly, my job ensures that I remain fit and healthy at the Same time.
What advice do you have for someone who has just graduated and is trying to choose her dream job:
My advice to her is to follow her dreams.
Since she has worked hard till her graduation, she should not look back at any point of time. Most importantly, if she gets shortlisted for an interview, she should be confident and never forget that this is what she wanted.
What can you think you can do better than most men :
Being a woman, I think I handle stress better than most men. I feel that I can think more clearly and can stay more composed in times of adversity.
Three words to describe a Singapore Indianwomen : Confident, intelligent and classy.