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New Delhi [India], January 8: The grand finale of Junior Miss India Season 3, India's premier platform for young girls, took place on January 5, 2025, in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, the cleanest city in the country. The event was held at the prestigious Marriott Indore, offering a vibrant celebration of talent, culture, and aspirations.
With participants representing 25 states and 40 cities, the competition saw 125 young contestants compete across four age categories: 5-7 years, 8-10 years, 11-13 years, and 14-16 years. This unique platform empowers young minds, encouraging them to dream big and aim high.
A Celebration of Talent and Culture
Junior Miss India is not just a pageant; it's a movement to instill qualities like leadership, self-belief, and empowerment in young girls aged 5-16. The event provided a stage to showcase their talents, confidence, and personalities while celebrating India's diverse cultural heritage. Families traveled from across the country to witness this three-day extravaganza, which included rigorous training sessions, cultural performances, and a grand showcase of India's vibrant traditions.
Indore, known for its rich cultural legacy and cleanliness, served as the perfect backdrop for this prestigious event.
Judges and Mentors
The esteemed panel of judges included:
* Mentor Unnati Singh
* Actors Jaideep Singh and Monika Khanna
* Influencer and actor Shillpa Kataria Singh
* Writer and producer Neha Singh
* Leading kids' casting director Shobha Gori
* Singer Harish Moyal
* Sarabjeet Singh, Director of MyCity Events India Corporation
The show was choreographed by Yatin Gandhi and Vijay Dey. Finalists underwent two months of online training and three days of intensive preparation at the Marriott Hotel, guided by a former Miss Diva Universe.
Cultural Fest and Winners
The finalists represented their states through creative and vibrant performances, showcasing India's cultural diversity. The winners were:
Age Group: 5-7 years
1. Winner: Anupriya Das (Lumding, Guwahati)
2. 1st Runner-up: Suhana Bose (Kolkata)
3. 2nd Runner-up: Saanvi Harshad Ninawe (Nagpur)
4. Age Group: 8-10 years
Winner: Smithika Hirenoor (Yadgir, Hyderabad)
1. 1st Runner-up: Chennam Laasya (Warangal, Hyderabad)
2. 2nd Runner-up: Tanisha Rana (Bhubaneswar)
Age Group: 11-13 years
Winner: Sudeepta Das (Bangalore)
1. 1st Runner-up: Advika Pache (Pune)
2. 2nd Runner-up: Bhakti Smita (Bangalore)
Age Group: 14-16 years
Winner: Manal Saurabh (Lucknow)
1. 1st Runner-up: Divyanshee Nayak (Bangalore)
2. 2nd Runner-up: Sonakshi Singh (Lucknow)
Fashion Show Highlights
The second day featured an Indian and Western collection showcased by designers Neha Kankaria, Romil Moonat, and Mosmi Tiwari. The gown collection was presented by Jumiluxe.
Special Awards
Winners of the Grand Finale included:
* 5-7 years: Panchi Barman (Guwahati)
* 8-10 years: Harseerat Kaur (Jalandhar)
* 11-13 years: Advika Pache (Pune)
* 14-16 years: Sonakshi Singh (Lucknow)
1st Runner-ups:
* 5-7 years: Anupriya Das (Guwahati)
* 8-10 years: Prayana Chahande (Vadodara)
* 11-13 years: Lavanya Sachan (Kanpur)
* 14-16 years: Manal Saurabh (Lucknow)
2nd Runner-ups:
* 5-7 years: Sriya Gorai (Durgapur)
* 8-10 years: Sanam Karali (Sundargarh)
* 11-13 years: Khirabdhi Pattanayak (Bhubaneswar)
* 14-16 years: Anushka Shankar (Patna)
Indian Young Celebrity Influencer Awards 2025
The event also hosted the Indian Young Celebrity Influencer Awards 2025, recognizing young celebrity children who have made significant contributions to the entertainment industry. Notable awardees included Myra Singh, Shivika Rishi, Adiba Hussain, Nitya Moyal, Anaisha Rawal, and many others from Mumbai.
A Memorable Event
Head organizer Mradula Soni expressed excitement about the success of the event, calling it a milestone in promoting talent and culture among India's youth. The team looks forward to more collaborations and guidance to make future editions even grander.
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