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India isn’t quietly entering the global cultural arena — it’s pushing its way in with numbers, influence, and consistency. What used to be a country known mainly for textiles and Bollywood song-and-dance is now reshaping…
In one of the most defining moves of the decade, Prada has struck a $1.4 billion deal to acquire Versace, instantly reshaping the competitive landscape of global luxury fashion. The transaction brings together two houses…
Mission Dreams announces the return of its flagship national pageant, Mission Dreams Miss, Mr and Mrs India 2025–26, with preparations already shaping what is expected to be the most ambitious and culturally meaningful season in…
Pageants are often seen as a celebration of glamour, poise, and performance. But behind the sequins and spotlights, a deeper purpose is quietly taking shape. Contestants are not just preparing for a walk on stage;…
In the world of pageantry, where conventional beauty standards often dominate, Naaz Joshi stands as a remarkable exception — a symbol of courage, resilience, and transformation. Known as India’s first international transgender beauty queen, Naaz’s…
Aman was an ordinary college student with one extraordinary problem: he froze in front of people. Even saying his own name out loud felt like a challenge. Most of his peers dismissed pageants as superficial,…
Most people underestimate mothers until they see what a determined one looks like. Riya wasn’t a fitness influencer, a model, or someone with a support system cheering her on. She was a 32-year-old working mom…
Let’s cut the fantasy: contestants from big cities often walk in with better grooming, more exposure, and polished communication. But this advantage collapses fast when a small-town contestant shows up with clarity, discipline, and hunger.…
Men love to believe that if they build a six-pack, the crown will magically fall into their hands. That belief is not just wrong — it’s the biggest reason most male contestants get eliminated early.…
Most pageants in India are still stuck in outdated hierarchies. Miss category gets all the attention, Mrs category is treated like a side event, and Mr category barely gets any visibility. That’s exactly why so…