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Melissa Ayanda Moyani Crowned Miss Glam World Africa 2025

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Kochi witnessed a glittering celebration of beauty and culture as Melissa Ayanda Moyani from South Africa was crowned Miss Glam World Africa 2025 at the grand finale held on July 17th at the Gokulam Park Convention Centre. The event, produced with trademark finesse by Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd under the visionary leadership of its founder Dr Ajit Ravi, brought together contestants from across the globe to celebrate elegance, confidence, and cultural diversity on one of the world’s most prestigious beauty platforms. Debasmita, a celebrated model and pageantry winner, crowned Melissa, adding a heartfelt moment of legacy and inspiration to the ceremony.

Melissa Ayanda Moyani from South Africa, Miss Glam World Africa 2025

The esteemed judging panel included Dr G D Singh (Founder & Managing Director, Unified Brainz Group Holdings Inc.), pageant icon Debasmita, international model and mentor Marcia Leonar Brito Machado Marques, Dr Fong Toh Jeng (CEO and Founder, UR Klinik), and TangLe Hsu (Mrs Glam World Asia 2024). Their collective expertise ensured that every decision reflected excellence and integrity. Winners of various subtitle categories were chosen by a distinguished group of evaluators, adding layers of recognition to the participants’ talents and personas.

Melissa Ayanda Moyani from South Africa, Miss Glam World Africa 2025

Adding a royal touch to the ceremony, the intricately designed golden crown, presented to the winners, was crafted by renowned jeweller Preethi Parakkat of Parakkat Jewels. The event further solidified Miss Glam World’s global reputation as a platform that empowers women while highlighting tradition, glamour, and innovation in pageantry.

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Teen Glam World Oceania 2025: Australia’s Aradhana Thomas Grabs the Title

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The 2025 edition of Teen Glam World concluded in a dazzling ceremony on July 17th at the Gokulam Park Convention Centre, Kochi, with Aradhana Thomas from Australia earning the title of Teen Glam World Oceania. The international pageant, known for celebrating youth, culture, and talent, was meticulously organized by Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd, under the leadership of its founder and visionary, Dr Ajit Ravi. The event brought together contestants from across continents, vying for recognition on one of the world’s most inclusive and culturally rich platforms.

A distinguished panel of judges evaluated the participants, including Dr G D Singh (Founder & Managing Director, Unified Brainz Group Holdings Inc.), Debasmita (Pageant Winner & Model), Marcia Leonar Brito Machado Marques (Model & Mentor), Dr Fong Toh Jeng (CEO & Founder, UR Klinik), and TangLe Hsu (Mrs Glam World Asia 2024). Their expertise ensured that the winners truly embodied the spirit of the pageant. Preethi Parakkat of Parakkat Jewels added a touch of elegance by designing the signature gold crown for the victors.

The crowning of Aradhana Thomas was conducted by Deepthi Vijayakumar, Managing Director of Aiswaria OOH Media, marking a proud moment for both Australia and the Oceania region. The subtitle winners, chosen by a panel of eminent personalities, showcased the event’s commitment to recognizing diverse talents and qualities. Teen Glam World 2025 stood out not just as a competition but as a vibrant celebration of youthful dreams, multicultural exchange, and global empowerment.

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Niranjana Jithesh Takes Title Teen Glam World Europe 2025

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The grand finale of Teen Glam World 2025 sparkled with global elegance on July 17th at the Gokulam Park Convention Centre, Kochi. Among the standout moments of the evening was the crowning of Niranjana Jithesh, who represented Ireland and was named Teen Glam World Europe 2025. The prestigious title was conferred by Mini Sajan Varghese, CEO of SAJ Group of Hotels, adding to the glamour and significance of the occasion. The international pageant was masterfully conducted by Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd, founded by visionary leader Dr. Ajit Ravi.

The judging panel brought together esteemed professionals from across industries: Dr. G D Singh (Founder & MD, Unified Brainz Group Holdings Inc.), Debasmita (Pageant Winner & Model), Marcia Leonar Brito Machado Marques (Model & Mentor), Dr. Fong Toh Jeng (CEO & Founder, UR Klinik), and TangLe Hsu (Mrs Glam World Asia 2024). In addition to the continental winners, a range of subtitle awards were also presented by a panel of distinguished guests, recognizing outstanding qualities and performances.

Niranjana Jithesh from Ireland, Teen Glam World Europe 2025

Winners were crowned with an exquisite handcrafted gold crown designed by Preethi Parakkat of Parakkat Jewels, symbolizing beauty, achievement, and tradition. The event once again reflected Pegasus Global’s commitment to promoting talent, empowerment, and cross-cultural dialogue through world-class pageantry.

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India’s Aditya Nair Shines as Teen Glam World Asia 2025

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The much-anticipated grand finale of Teen Glam World 2025 took place on July 17th at the Gokulam Park Convention Centre, Kochi, drawing an international crowd to celebrate youthful glamour, talent, and culture. Representing India, Aditya Nair was crowned Teen Glam World Asia 2025, securing her place as a standout ambassador of poise and personality. The event was meticulously organized by Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd, the powerhouse behind several prestigious international pageants, under the visionary leadership of Dr Ajit Ravi. The prestigious crown was presented to Aditya Nair by Jolly Antony, Chairman of Vibe Munnar, adding a moment of grandeur to the celebration.

Aditya Nair from India, Teen Glam World Asia 2025

The esteemed judging panel included industry leaders such as Dr G D Singh (Founder & Managing Director, Unified Brainz Group Holdings Inc.), renowned model Debasmita, mentor and fashion expert Marcia Leonar Brito Machado Marques, Dr Fong Toh Jeng (CEO and Founder, UR Klinik), and TangLe Hsu, the reigning Mrs Glam World Asia 2024. Each judge brought their unique expertise to the table, evaluating contestants on charisma, intelligence, confidence, and cultural awareness. The subtitle winners were chosen by a distinguished panel of eminent personalities.

Aditya Nair from India, Teen Glam World Asia 2025

Adding a touch of tradition and luxury, the crown presented to the winners was specially designed by Preethi Parakkat of Parakkat Jewels, showcasing fine craftsmanship in gold. The event not only spotlighted young global talent but also celebrated cross-cultural camaraderie, making Teen Glam World 2025 a vibrant success and a launchpad for tomorrow’s icons.

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Teen Glam World Africa 2025: Candy Sithole Crowned at Glittering Kochi Finale

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The grand finale of Teen Glam World 2025 unfolded in grandeur on July 17th at the Gokulam Park Convention Centre, Kochi, spotlighting young talent from around the globe. Candy Sithole from South Africa emerged as Teen Glam World Africa 2025, impressing judges and audiences alike with her charisma, confidence, and elegance. She was crowned by Jisna Raju of Green Media, adding to the significance of the moment. The event was orchestrated by Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd, a name synonymous with international beauty pageants and premium event execution, founded and conceptualized by Dr Ajit Ravi.

Candy Sithole from South Africa, Teen Glam World Africa 2025

The esteemed judging panel for the evening included Dr G D Singh (Founder & Managing Director, Unified Brainz Group Holdings Inc.), Debasmita (Pageant Winner & Model), Marcia Leonar Brito Machado Marques (Model & Mentor), Dr Fong Toh Jeng (CEO & Founder, UR Klinik), and TangLe Hsu (Mrs Glam World Asia 2024). They evaluated contestants across multiple parameters to determine the titleholders and subtitle winners. The pageant celebrated cultural diversity, youth empowerment, and the grace of tomorrow’s global icons.

Candy Sithole from South Africa, Teen Glam World Africa 2025

Adding to the glamour, Preethi Parakkat of Parakkat Jewels designed and presented the dazzling gold crown awarded to the winners. The pageant also featured numerous subtitle awards adjudicated by a panel of eminent personalities, further recognizing the diverse talents of the young contestants. Teen Glam World continues to serve as a global platform to uplift and empower the next generation of beauty ambassadors.

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U.S. Urges China to Halt Support for Russia’s War Effort at U.N. Meeting

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At a United Nations Security Council session on Ukraine, the United States directly called on China to cease enabling Russia’s military operations through the export of dual-use goods. Acting U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., Dorothy Shea, stated that Chinese-manufactured components are consistently found in Russian drones, weapons, and vehicles deployed against Ukraine, despite Beijing’s claims of strict export controls.

Responding to the accusations, China’s Deputy U.N. Ambassador Geng Shuang firmly denied any involvement in the conflict, emphasizing that China has neither supplied lethal weapons nor violated international controls on dual-use materials. Geng accused the U.S. of attempting to deflect responsibility and urged Washington to contribute more constructively to peace efforts rather than fueling confrontation.

The exchange followed a Reuters report revealing that Chinese-made drone engines are being secretly routed to Russia under the guise of “industrial refrigeration units,” allegedly in violation of Western sanctions. Shea asserted that if China genuinely supports peace, it must stop aiding Russia’s aggression, highlighting growing tensions between Washington and Beijing over the Ukraine war.

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UK Emphasizes Ceasefire and Humanitarian Relief in Gaza Amid Palestinian Statehood Debate

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The United Kingdom reaffirmed its long-term support for the recognition of a Palestinian state but stressed that immediate efforts must be focused on alleviating suffering in Gaza and securing a ceasefire. British Science and Technology Minister Peter Kyle, speaking to Sky News on Friday, said the UK desires Palestinian statehood but underscored that “extreme, unwarranted suffering in Gaza” must take precedence right now.

The statement comes in response to French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent announcement that France intends to recognize a Palestinian state at the U.N. General Assembly in September—an initiative that has drawn sharp criticism from both Israel and the United States. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer reiterated in a statement that Palestinian statehood is an “inalienable right,” while emphasizing that a ceasefire is an essential step toward achieving a sustainable two-state solution.

Foreign Minister David Lammy, speaking from Australia, also called for an immediate ceasefire and described the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as “indefensible.” Health officials in Gaza report over 100 starvation-related deaths, mostly in recent weeks, with human rights organizations warning of widespread famine despite food supplies being held up just outside the enclave.

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Tom Hayes Has Libor Conviction Overturned by UK Supreme Court

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Tom Hayes, the first trader ever jailed for rigging interest rates, has had his conviction overturned by the UK Supreme Court after nearly a decade of legal battles. The former Citigroup and UBS trader was found guilty in 2015 of conspiring to manipulate the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor), receiving a 14-year prison sentence, later reduced to 11 years. The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that Hayes’ trial was unfair due to misdirection by the trial judge, stating that the legal instructions given to the jury were inaccurate and deprived him of a fair opportunity to present his defence.

The court said there was “ample evidence” for a jury to conclude Hayes conspired with others, largely based on his own interviews with the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). However, Supreme Court Judge George Leggatt noted that Hayes should have been allowed to argue that his actions were honest and that his defence deserved proper consideration. Declaring the conviction “unsafe,” the court also overturned the conviction of Carlo Palombo, a former Barclays trader convicted in 2019 of manipulating the euro equivalent of Libor, known as Euribor.

The SFO announced that it would not seek a retrial, stating it would not be in the public interest. Both Hayes and Palombo had challenged the legal foundation of their convictions, arguing that their actions did not violate a clear legal rule. Their victories follow a significant 2022 U.S. court decision that overturned the Libor-rigging convictions of two former Deutsche Bank traders, and come after the complete phasing out of Libor in 2023.

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25 Western Nations Demand Immediate End to Gaza War, Condemn Civilian Deaths Near Aid Sites

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A coalition of 25 Western countries, including Britain, France, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, has called on Israel to end its war in Gaza immediately and condemned the “inhumane killing” of Palestinians—particularly the deaths of over 800 civilians near food distribution sites. In a joint statement, the foreign ministers criticized Israel’s “drip feeding of aid,” describing it as a “dangerous” model that undermines stability and strips Gazans of their dignity.

The nations also expressed grave concern over the Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which has replaced the U.N.-led aid distribution network. While the United States and Israel support the GHF’s approach, critics, including the U.N., have warned that it bypasses humanitarian standards and puts civilians at risk. The countries behind the statement urged Israel to lift aid restrictions and allow the safe, unrestricted operation of humanitarian agencies and the United Nations.

Israel dismissed the statement as “disconnected from reality” and accused the international community of ignoring Hamas’s role in prolonging the conflict. As diplomatic tensions rose, Israeli tanks advanced further into Deir al-Balah, intensifying the 21-month war that has killed over 59,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza health authorities. Meanwhile, the U.K. announced a new £60 million ($80.9 million) humanitarian aid package for Gaza, signaling growing international pressure on Israel to change course.

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Britain Launches Inquiry into 1984 Battle of Orgreave Clashes

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The UK government has announced a formal inquiry into the “Battle of Orgreave,” a violent and controversial clash between striking coal miners and police in 1984. The confrontation, which took place near the Orgreave coking plant in South Yorkshire, involved over 5,000 miners and a similar number of police officers brought in from across the country during a year-long strike against pit closures by then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s government.

Footage from the scene on June 18, 1984, captured police charges on horseback and miners being beaten with batons, sparking decades of allegations of police brutality and excessive force. Over 120 people were injured, and 95 miners were arrested and charged—only for the charges to be dropped later due to lack of evidence. Campaigners have long demanded transparency regarding the deployment of such a large police force, their tactics, and access to withheld government documents.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper confirmed that an inquiry, led by the Bishop of Sheffield, Pete Wilcox, would seek to uncover the full truth behind the events. “We must now establish what happened,” Cooper said. Kate Flannery of the Orgreave Truth & Justice Campaign welcomed the move but stressed the need for full access to official records, saying, “We have waited a long time for this day and this is really positive news.”

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