Amidst the picturesque backdrop of Chomu Palace, with shimmering lights and an array of stunning young women gracing the runway, the grand finale of Miss Celeste India took place on Friday. This event marked the gateway to Miss Intercontinental and Miss Globe for talented contestants from across the nation. The evening's festivities commenced with an opening act, followed by the swimwear round, environmental advocacy showcase, and a riveting question-and-answer session. The winners were unveiled in a variety of categories, with Nisha Singh capturing the coveted title of Miss Celeste India 2023, Nisha Chauhan securing the first runner-up spot, and Sanjana Shekhar Mantri attaining the second runner-up position.
The grandeur of the evening did not end there; Bhavna Vaishnav clinched the title of Miss Intercontinental India 2023, while Sejal Sharma earned the distinction of being Miss Intercontinental India runner-up. As for The Miss Globe India 2023 title, it was gracefully bestowed upon Aishwarya Patapati, with Anusha Anand being recognized as the runner-up.
Yogesh Mishra, the organizer of Miss Celeste India and director of Fusion Group, along with GK Agarwal, chairman of Belle Belle Fille, emphasized the significance of this prestigious pageant. Through Miss Celeste India, young women have the opportunity to secure three essential titles that enable them to represent India on the global stage. The winner of Miss Intercontinental India will proudly represent the nation at the upcoming finale scheduled for December in Egypt, a title once held by the renowned Lara Dutta in 1997.
Looking ahead, The Miss Globe pageant is set to transpire in Albania from November 3rd to 17th. During this international competition, Aishwarya Patapati will stand tall as The Miss Globe India, representing her nation with pride. The judging panel featured distinguished figures such as Mittali Kaur (Miss Intercontinental 2021), CP Rathore (GM Chomu Palace), GK Agarwal, Raj Bansal (Film Distributor), and Aanchal Bohra (Miss Tourism of the Globe India 2019), along with Arvind Agarwal (President Arya Group of Colleges).