The competition was divided into four categories: 10+2 level, Bachelor´s level, Master´s level, and an outstanding achiever that saw tremendous number of applications from outside the valley, which was "an extra stride of achievement" for the organizers, the press statement said.[break]
Apart from the outstanding achiever each category had three winners. The winners for the 10+2 level were Kanchan Amatya, Sadichha Shrestha and Swati Shrestha. Similary, for the category of students studying the Bachelor´s level, Aayusha Gautam, Antara Singh and Sonu Shrestha came victorious. In the Master´s level category, Kanika Agrawal, Sony KC and Sunita Nhemaphuki won the top three.
The outstanding student award went to Tika Ratna Malla of Chelsea International Academy.
All the winners took away with them Rs 10,000 each.
Kanchan Amatya, the winner of +2 category and student at St Mary´s College in Lalitpur, said such kind of appreciation was necessary as it worked as an inspiration to the winners as well as the viewers.
“Now that I have certain recognition, I will magnify my skills and work for the betterment of the society,” she told Republica.
Charu Chada Rijal, the corporate associate editor for VOW (Voice of Women) magazine said that event was dedicated to "young women, to the spirit of competition and adventure, and to being the best that one can be, that carries the power to create change".
The award, in its sixth consecutive year, was organized by Speciality Media, publication house for the business monthly BOSS and women´s monthly VOW.
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