India's first Trans beauty pageant's Painful Journey From Hunger To Empowerment Icon

It is a fundamental fact people take time to accept something uncommon. Be it an initiative or a protest, only a few show their courage to bring change in society. In the present era, we have lost ourselves in a life of greed, and we all know how to compete with each other. We rate ourselves according to color, caste, and gender. However, there are still some people around us who are children of God, and they are different from normal.

Here is the story of a young woman who was slammed for being transgender. A young woman who was humiliated and later faced contempt for what she had done so far. From her youth, she was deprived of her family and the community rejected her. She is Nitasha Biswas, the leading transsexual glamorous woman in the country, and here is something extraordinary that you should know from her life. Here the story of the first transgender beauty queen from India will inspire you!

Nitasha Biwas belonged to Kolkata. In one of her interviews, she told that " As a child, I used to feel like a girl soul trapped in a boy's body." I love to play with girls and stay around girl's gangs only. I loved wearing my mother saree and makeup when I used to be alone at home. 

"No one supports me even my family, friends, and relatives abandoned me to fight against this odd society by all myself." She was so dedicated to her life goals that she left her home to pursued artistic and modeling skills. Her mother died when she was very young that was a time when she loses everything as she has nobody to share thoughts and feelings of being different. 

In one of her interviews, she says that transformation was the most difficult period because she possesses both male and female characteristics. To step out of the home during the menstrual cycle was so difficult. 

To attain a complete female posture she gone through the typical surgery. She goes through all this all alone. No one was there to show hope and determination Therefore you can she is a self-made woman. 

On her website, Miss Transcan India aims to empower transgender people, especially young and disadvantaged trans women, and to be a platform of beauty and pride in the LGBT community. Over 10,000 candidates from across the country participated.

The beauty pageant and the historic victory of Biswas prove another milestone in India's changing attitude towards transgender citizens.