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Yuna – Penakut

15 Dec

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Yuna-Penakut

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Miss MalaysiaIndian Global 2011

19 Oct

Dr.DevaRani Velusamy, Makeup by IAN SHAM

The beauty of DevaRani

DevaRani Velusamy, Top 5 MMI Global 2011 & Miss Fitness

...at the backstage (changing & makeup room) ...

Top 5, Frm left:Miss Perfect Smile: Shalini Vuthayakumar,Miss Petite: Vanthana Krisna, Miss Fitness: Devarani Velusamy, Miss Heritage: Olivia Nicholas & Miss Photogenic: Uma Kanapathy

Congratulations to all 15 subsidiary title winners of the 12th National MMIGLOBAL 2011 pageant held on Oct 6 @ PJ Hilton. The winners are: Miss Heritage: Olivia Nicholas, Miss Elegance: Shalini Vuthayakumar, Miss EcoBeauty: Tarani Palani, Miss Fitness: Devarani Velusamy, Miss Petite: Vanthana Krisna, Miss Web Popular: Jelisa Amarasekara, Miss Photogenic: Uma Kanapathy, Miss Body Beautiful: Jisvin Kaur, Most Talented: Shobana Pathmanathan, Most Inspiring: Kokila Vaani Vadiveloo, Perfect Smile: Shalini Vuthayakumar, Miss Welness: Iswhinder Kaur, Natural Radiance: Olinda Nicholas and Miss Congeniality: Guneswari. The MMIGLOBAL Committee’s Choice Award went to Hemalatha Siva who earned herself a special mention and a scholarship to pursue a diploma level course.

Top 16 Miss MalaysiaIndian Global 2011

and the winner goes to….

Miss Petite, Miss Vandhana Krishna

Top 3 (From left): Shalini, Vandhana, Uma

Smart women stay on the right side of men – especially when those men are judges. At the ever more impressive Miss MalaysiaIndian Global competition last October 6th, 2011, the crowd favourite was Miss Olivia Nicholas of regal bearing. She seemed a shoo-in for the prize during the Q&A session of the five remaining contestants… until presented with one of the questions from the judges’ hat: (more or less) Men make better leaders. Do you agree?

No, she said; women make better leaders because they have more compassion. You could hear a pin drop, not too mention the sound of foreheads hitting the table. And so they awarded the forward-looking Miss Olivia the Miss Heritage prize, perhaps with a thimbleful of irony thrown in.

It might have been Miss Vandhana Krishna’s night, for she drew the question on education: If there was one thing she could change about the Malaysian education system, what would it be?

Why, it would be to teach maths and science in English, of course! It was the perfect riposte by the radiant princess to the tempurungness afflicting the national competitive advantage, what more with the Global symbolised by the gleaming crown now within her reach.

The crowd thundered its approval.

And she won.-komuniti.com

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