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Prianca Neave’s inspiring story: Dream big, live bold

In International
September 07, 2025

VIKAS SHARMA

BRISBANE, (AUSTRALIA) SEPT 7: In an inspiring tale of self-discovery and bold career choices, Brisbane based Prianca Neave has successfully transitioned from a corporate professional to a celebrated beauty pageant winner in less than a year.

Her (Prianca) journey is a shining example of how passion paired with purpose can inspire change, build confidence, and leave a lasting impact. Her story invites everyone to dream boldly and live authentically, proving that empowerment starts from within.

In an exclusive conversation with the Editor-in-Chief, IMCSD Herald and senior journalist,Vikas Sharma, Prianca Neave shared about her life journey and future plans.

“After having done a Masters in Business Administration (MBA), I was busy with my job and other related work and someone from my friend circle suggested that I am good looking with a fit body and face, why not try luck in fashion modelling/modelling pageant. I thought over it and decided to go for it,” she recalled, explaining how the idea of entering the fashion world first struck her.

Her decision proved to be a game-changer. “Fortunately, it worked really well and I started getting the desired results. Within just one year – as I started it all in 2024 – I am able to win a beauty pageant-Ms Oceania  Classique 2025. So it’s really amazing how things folded,” the beauty diva said, sharing her joy at the unexpected yet fulfilling turn her life had taken.

When asked about participating in future beauty pageants, Prianca spoke with clarity and purpose. “I think I am satisfied with what I have achieved in fashion and modelling. Now my focus is to promote and strengthen my brand to increase financial assets,” she said, signaling a shift from competition to entrepreneurship.

Her rise has been nothing short of remarkable. Through discipline, perseverance, and authenticity, Prianca carved her own path in the competitive world of digital content creation.

Prianca’s story is not merely about beauty and glamour but also about resilience, adaptability, and a willingness to explore new opportunities.

However, her dedication to helping others is further seen in her support for social initiatives such as Inclusive Kids, a charitable organization focused on empowering children from underprivileged communities. By lending her voice to causes that matter, Prianca embodies the belief that true beauty lies in compassion

From fitness check reels to thoughtful reflections on lifestyle choices, Prianca’s content promotes holistic living. She shares experiences that resonate with her audience—balancing ambition with mindfulness, style with substance, and beauty with purpose. It’s this blend of inspiration and authenticity that makes her more than just an influencer—it makes her a role model.

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Vikas Sharma is a senior journalist with 20+ years of experience and Editor-in-Chief of IMCSD Herald. He is also the Founder & Managing Director of the Institute of Mass Communication and Skill Development (IMCSD), mentoring students through media education, internships, and skill-building initiatives. His journey in journalism began in 2005 with Early Times, followed by his role as Sports Correspondent with Daily Excelsior (2006–2012), where he covered national-level sports, events, and inspiring achievers’ stories. From 2012 to 2020, he served as Staff Correspondent with The Tribune, reporting on education, youth affairs, and sports from the Jammu Bureau. He currently works as Sub Editor/Senior Correspondent with Greater Jammu, continuing his contribution to credible journalism. An alumnus of Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology with a Master’s in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC), Vikas has also earned 11 international journalism certifications from AFP, Reuters, Thomson Foundation, UNICEF, and WHO, strengthening his global perspective on reporting and media practices. Through IMCSD, a Startup India-recognized institution, he has trained and guided over 1,000 students from colleges across Jammu under media internships, workshops, and certificate programs. His initiatives such as School Media Clubs and college collaborations have provided young learners practical newsroom exposure, helping them develop career-oriented skills in journalism, communication, and creative writing. As Editor-in-Chief of IMCSD Herald, Vikas Sharma combines his decades of newsroom experience with his passion for media education. He envisions the platform not only as a source of accurate, balanced, and impactful news but also as a training ground that inspires the next generation of journalists and communicators.

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