Over the years, Miss Diva has been a springboard to millions dreams, playing an instrumental role in shaping the lives of numerous young women from different walks of life and catapulting their launch into the world of entertainment, fashion, and show business.
We are incredibly proud of all our Divas who have won the national pageant and later represented India on the global platform creating history! So, let s take a peek at the stunning queens who won the coveted crown in the last eight years
Empowering and Impactful journey of Miss Diva
Updated: Jun 9, 2021, 19:32 IST
The institution of Miss Diva believes passionately in the power of beauty to change attitudes, projects confidence & empower young women by instilling the sense of uniqueness & encouraging self expression, creating influential & aspirational value among the youth. The pageant is committed to shape the lives of numerous young talents from different walks of life and is trusted with a mission to pave the way for the next big name in the world of fashion, entertainment and show business.
The inception of Miss Diva dates back to 2013, when a conscious decision was undertaken by the Times Group to initiate a distinct talent hunt to nominate India’s official representative at the Miss Universe pageant. Ever since then, Miss Diva vows to stay committed to empower the women of today, being able to represent the choicest of Indian talents at the International stage. The pageant explores and celebrates beauty,
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