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Zomky Tenzin from Belgium bagged the Manappuram and SAJ presents Miss Glam World 2023 title along with Aayusha Pyakurel from Nepal as first runner-up and Samruddhi Shetty from India as second runner-up. The fourth edition of Miss Glam World was conducted on June 21st at Le Meridien, Kochi. Renowned for their expertise in event production, Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd took charge of organizing a truly remarkable and noteworthy event. With their unwavering commitment to excellence, Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd proved once again why they are highly regarded in the industry, delivering an event that surpassed expectations and left a lasting impact on all those involved.

Sajan Varghese, CMD, SAJ Group Hotels and Resorts, and Dr Ajit Ravi, Chairman, Pegasus, crowned the winners of the Miss Glam World pageant with 13 beauties from around the world. Out of 40 contestants who applied for the Miss Glam World pageant, 16 were selected as finalists. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances such as visa cancellation and personal challenges, three contestants could not make it to the finals.

Dr Kuriachan (International Motivational Trainer), Rita Mathan (Owner, Pro Nails Studio), Brandina Lubuli (Mrs Glam World 2022 Winner) and Alesia Raut (Russian Model and Groomer) were on the judging panel. The winners of the subtitles were selected by a panel of eminent persons.

Parakkat Jewelers crafted the exquisite gold crown presented to the winners of Miss Glam World.

Sub Title Winners

Miss Glam World Solidarity – Miss Singapore

Miss Glam World Fashionista – Miss Australia

Miss Glam World Talent – Miss Sri Lanka

Miss Glam World Sensational – Miss Nepal

Miss Glam World Diligent – Miss Zambia

Miss Glam World Inspiring – Miss Japan

Miss Glam World Vivicious – Miss Italy

Miss Glam World Shining Star – Miss Iran

Miss Glam World Ramp Walk – Miss India

Miss Glam World Tenacious – Miss Serbia

Miss Glam World National Costume – Miss Belgium

Miss Glam World Adorable – Miss Taiwan

Miss Glam World Renaissance – Miss Russia

Manappuram Finance Ltd and SAJ Group Hotels and Resorts is the main partners of Miss Glam World 2023 organized by Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd. DQUE Watch, Unique Times, Alcazar and DQUE Face and Body Skin Friendly Soap are powered by Partners.

Co-partners are FICF, Parakkat Resort, Kalpana International, Times New, UT World, Aiswaria Advertisements, Europe Times, Photogenic Fashion and Weddings, UT TV, Neenu Pro The Sound Experts, Green Media, Good Day Hotels and Resorts, Akshay Inco and JD Institute of Fashion Technology.

The main objective behind organizing this competition is to showcase the rich and diverse cultural values of the country, while also promoting tourism. Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd distinguishes itself as the only company in the world that has chosen to eliminate the widely recognized Bikini round from their pageants. Instead, they prioritize talent and personality as the key criteria for evaluation.

Julia Ann Coutts from Australia, Zomky Tenzin from Belgium, Samruddhi Shetty from India, Aida from Iran, Sandra Lorenani from Italy, Risa Nakatani from Japan, Aayusha Pyakurel from Nepal, Darya Pyzhyanova from Russia, Venera Stanisavlievic from Serbia, Genevieve Tan from Singapore, Ruweena Sammani Gamaachchi Withanage from Srilanka, Chiu Ke-En from Taiwan and Laurisca Kalongo from Zambia were the contestants.

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Dr Sumitha Nandan, the newly-appointed Executive Director of Manappuram Finance, brings to the table oodles of energy and a fresh worldview – By Sujit Chandra Kumar

Dr Sumitha Nandan’s earliest memories about her growing-up years in Valapad revolve around her grandfather, the late Mr V.C. Padmanabhan. Says Dr Sumitha, the newly-appointed Executive Director of Manappuram Finance, which has its headquarters in Valapad: “I was his favourite grandchild, perhaps because I was the eldest. Whenever I took a fancy for something, I would run to him rather than my dad.”
The most poignant and painful of all the memories surrounds the passing away of her granddad who founded the Manappuram group of companies. “It was all so sudden. None of us among kids could figure out what was happening. We saw the ambulance arrive and all our favourite people in mourning. Then, I had to take leave from school for the ceremonies,” she reminisces.

The year was 1986 and Sumitha was then in the third standard. It was the same year when her dad Mr V.P. Nandakumar took over his father’s single-room business at Valapad. The rest, as they say, is corporate history. Says Dr Sumitha: “Manappuram has always been dad’s first child. He eats, drinks and breathes Manappuram.”

In those days, life was a lot different in the sleepy hamlet tucked away in Thrissur, she observes. “On Sundays, we would go to the beach and have a running race for which dad would join too. We would then run from one part of the beach to another where a stream joins the ocean. On our way back on late evenings, we would meet all the members of our extended family. Dad is very emotionally connected to his extended family and our neighbours and so he would make us interact with all of them.”

After her seventh standard, she moved to Bangalore to join the Bishop Cotton Girl’s School. “Every time I returned, I would be struck by the greenery, the pristine village environs and the close connectivity of the people, as opposed to the city’s hustle and bustle,” she says. Today, Valapad has blossomed into a self-contained township thanks to the ‘Manappuram effect’, a far cry from the days when Dr Sumitha, her brothers and cousins would play in the open fields, pluck cashew fruits and have their mouth full of almonds.

After Bangalore, she moved to Kodaikanal for her Plus Two and then made the biggest career choice of her life when she joined the Sidhartha Medical College in Tumkur. “This may come as a surprise to many but medicine was not at all in my list of choices. I grew up watching my dad lead Manappuram from strength to strength and did not want to pursue any career other than business. But then, the prevailing trend was for parents to push their kids to do either medicine or engineering after the twelfth. My parents were no different and I had to go by their wish,” she says. “In fact, it was during my house surgency at the Jubilee Mission Medical College and Research Institute in Thrissur that I really became interested in the medical field and woke up to its myriad possibilities.” Subsequently, she worked at the Vijaya Hospital in Chennai for a year before enrolling for her postgraduation in gynecology at the Ramachandra Medical College in Chennai.

Meanwhile, she got married and moved to Kochi where she had stints with leading hospitals such as the Thrikkakkara Cooperative Hospital, the Indira Gandhi Cooperative Hospital and KIMS. But the desire to be an entrepreneur pulled her back and made her join Manappuram Finance as Senior Vice President first and then as Executive Assistant to MD & CEO. During her three-and-a-half-year stint, she handled many key assignments including the one as the CEO of Online Gold Loan division. “It was a new concept then and I had a young team and we were able to make a lot of headway,” she recalls.

In 2018, she felt that she hadn’t done full justice to her training and talent as a medical professional. “I did miss my profession and I am someone who likes to listen to people’s problems and solve them,” says Dr Sumitha, who went back to being a doctor. Initially, she taught at the Amritha Institute of Medical Sciences in Kochi but was determined to do something unique and specialised in Cosmetic Gynecology, a new sub branch that was little-known in Kerala. “I practised it at the CIMAR hospital in Kochi and I am still the only one to handle this discipline in the state,” she says. “To give an example, for a problem like stress urinary incontinence, there was only the option of invasive surgery where you put a sling or a mesh. But if detected early, you can now tackle it with a couple of sittings of laser and I have over 95 per cent rate of success in this line of treatment. There are also solutions to many other conditions which women hesitate to open up about.”

Life came full circle for Dr Sumitha when she rejoined Manappuram Finance as Executive Director in January this year. She has her task cut out as the head honcho of an NBFC with a network of 5,200 branches that crisscross the country and a workforce of 45,000 employees. She realises that the challenge is to take the company to the next level and she has no doubt that her exposure to other fields would be a distinct advantage. “Whether you are in the healthcare sector or finance sector, business is all about people management. When you are a doctor, you tend to be a little more compassionate and this would be a plus when it comes to managing people and managing change,” she says. “There is already a well-established system in place at Manappuram. The task is to bring a certain cohesion so that it runs like a well-oiled machine. One cannot achieve anything all by oneself but only through team building and the right kind of leadership. In my view, success comes to those companies that manage to do things a little better than their competitors.”

She goes on to add that without innovation and readiness to change, no business or industry can hope to succeed. “Going digital is no longer an innovation but an absolute necessity. Post Covid, everything has become digital because people have tasted convenience. Shopping is the best example. Even in the medical field, people turned to online consultation in an industry that always believed in one-on-one consultation. But Covid has proved to be the biggest disruptor. Even people who were resistant to change were forced to embrace the online mode,” she says.

She cites the example of how in her previous stint at Manappuram, a lot of time and effort was spent on making the office go paperless. “We even hired a senior official to facilitate the process but it did not help much. But Covid ensured what humans couldn’t and the office is now paperless. Unless there is an adversity, people are not willing to imbibe change because change is always painful,” she explains.
Even as she maintains a hectic schedule at work, Dr Sumitha takes care to spend quality time with her two daughters, Anushka and Aashirya, whenever she can. “Ours is the only generation that had to listen to our parents as well as our kids,” jokes Dr Sumitha, who radiates an effervescent nature.

“Today’s generation will not simply accept whatever you tell them but will have a million questions. But I am fortunate to have kids who are very adjusting, perhaps because I have always been a working woman. My Sundays are mostly devoted to them. I feel it is important to have open conversations with your children. You need to be a friend and inspire confidence in them so that they share their joys as well as disappointments with you,” she says. “Yes, you have to monitor them but at the same time give them the space that they require. You have to allow them to have their privacy, the freedom to take their own decisions and the chance to fail and learn from mistakes.”

A trained Bharatnatyam dancer, Dr Sumitha unwinds by listening to melodies, enjoying classical art forms and watching videos on self-improvement. Her day starts with an hour of chanting and meditation. “It is important to differentiate between religion and spirituality. While religion is restrictive, spirituality is liberating,” she signs off.

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Unique Times and DQUE presents Mrs South India 2023 title is now owned by Merin John along with Vaishali S from Tamilnadu as first runner-up and Shalu Raj from Tamil Nadu as second runner-up. Apart from this Priyadarsini Deepak from Kerala crowned as Mrs South India Classic 2023. The pageant was conducted on 16th January at Le Meridien, Kochi.

Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd MD, Jebitha Ajit, Pegasus Chairman, Ajit Ravi and Principal commissioner ministry of Finance New Delhi, Sreeram Bharath crowned the winners of Mrs South India pageant. 14 contestants were selected from around the South Indian states for the Mrs. South India competition. The contestants also had 1 week of grooming classes led by experts.

Regional Title Winners

Mrs Kerala Global – Sruthy K Nair
Mrs Karnataka – Minvy Ramesh
Mrs Tamilnadu – Shalu Raj
Mrs Telangana – Sravanthi Perakam
Mrs Andhra – Vaishnavi Reddy

Subtitle Winners

Mrs Solidarity – Dr Sravanthi Perakam
Mrs Fashionista – Arpitha Kariappa
Mrs Sensational – Keerthi Pai 
Mrs Diligent – Shalu Raj
Mrs Inspiring – Vaishali S
Mrs Vivacious – Minvy Ramesh
Mrs Shining Star – Soumya Saleedher
Mrs Ramp Walk – Merin John
Mrs Tenacious – Vaishnavi Reddy
Mrs Promising Model – Shalu Raj
Mrs Congeniality – Priyadarsini Deepak
Mrs Talent – Dr Sravanthi Perakam

The competition progressed in two rounds, Ethnic Round and Red Gown Round. The Mrs South India 2023 title winner earned a DQUE gift award of Rs. 1,00,000, and the first and second runners-up each received gift prizes of Rs. 60,000 and Rs. 40,000. Mrs. South India has taken a step toward joining the ranks of notable international pageants like Mrs Glam World, Mrs Asia Global and Mrs India Global.

Srini (International Director, Naturals), Jaya Mahesh (Fitness Therapist), Kripa Dharmaraj (Model and Founder of KDVSKG.COM) and Regi Bhaskar (Fashion Photographer) were on the judging panel. The winners of the subtitles were selected by a panel of eminent persons. The winners of Mrs South India were presented with a gold crown designed by Parakkat Jewelers.

Unique Times and DQUE are the main partners of Mrs South India 2023 organized by Pegasus. Naturals School of Makeup, Manappuram Finance Ltd, SAJ Earth Resorts and Convention Center, Alcazar, and Hecate Group of Companies are the powered by Partners.

Co-partners are Kalpana International, Aiswaria Advertisements, Vee Kay Vees Caterers, Photogenic Fashion and Weddings, Europe Times, UT TV, UT World, FICF, Green Media, Neenu Pro, Juzt Shine Family Fitness, Parakkat Resorts, Akshay Inco, Good Day Hotels and Resorts and JD Institute of Fashion Technology.

Archana A V from Kerala, Arpitha Kariappa from Karnataka, Keerthi Pai from Karnataka, Meenakshi Manohar from Tamil Nadu, Dr Meghana Reddy from Karnataka, Merin John from Kerala, Minvy Ramesh from Karnataka, Priyadarsini Deepak from Kerala, Shalu Raj from Tamil Nadu, Soumya Saleedher from Kerala, Dr Sravanthi Perakam from Telangana, Sruthy K Nair from Kerala, Vaishali S from Tamil Nadu and Vaishnavi Reddy from Andhra were the contestants.

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Pegasus Event Production Company marks another milestone by organizing the 11th edition of Miss Queen of India. Manappuram Finance Ltd and DQUE present Miss Queen of India 2022 title was won by   Vaishnavi Sharma from Rajasthan. Meharmeet Kaur from Maharashtra earned the Miss Queen of India First Runner-up title and Abinaya Subramanian from Tamil Nadu won the Miss Queen of India 2nd Runner-up title. Miss Queen of India 2022 was conducted on March 19th at Le Meridian Kochi. Dr. Ajit Ravi Pegasus, Chairman of Pegasus and Mrs. Jebitha Ajit, Managing Director of Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd were also present. Lakshmi Menon, actress and model crowned the title winner.

Subtitle Winners

Miss Congeniality – Shanmughapriya N

Miss Ramp Walk – Deeksha Narang

Miss Talent – Chandralekha Nath

Miss Photogenic – Gouri Gothankar

Miss Popular – Abinaya Subramanian

Miss Social Media – Shanmughapriya N

Miss Pretty Hair – Kashish Arora

Miss Glowing Skin – Meharmeet Kaur

Miss Dazzling Smile – Dachani Santha Soruban

Miss Personality – Afrin Sayeda

Chavara Matrimony.com Best Bride to be India – Vaishnavi Sharma

Regional Title Winners

Miss Queen North – Shrutika Sharma

Miss Queen South – Shwetha Jayaram

Miss Queen West – Aqsa Varghese

The winners were crowned with a gold crown designed by Parakkat Jewelers. Model and actress Lakshmi Menon crowned the winner. Hari Anand (Fashion Designer), Lakshmi Menon (Model and Actress), Alesia Raut (Model and Grommer), and Siddhant Vir Suryavanshi (Actor and Model) was on the judging panel. The competition was organized according to the protocol set by the government in the context of the Covid spread.

The event is presented by Manappuram Finance Limited and DQUE. SAJ Earth Resorts, DQUE 78 TFM Grade One Soap, Naturals School of Makeup & VPS Lakeshore Hospital are ​​the Powered by Partners. Co-partners are Kalpana International, Zipfit Windows, Federal International Chamber Forum, Aiswaria Outdoor Media, UT TV, Unique Times, Times New, Europe Times, UT World, Fashion Konnect, Naturals School of Makeup, Photogenic Fashion & Weddings, Udaya Sound, Juzt shine Family Fitness, Million Dots, JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Parakkat Jewels and Green Media. The competition is organized to showcase the diverse and rich cultural values ​​of the country and to promote tourism. 

Abinaya Subramaniam from Tamilnadu, Afrin Syeda from Karnataka, Aishwarya from Rajasthan, Aqsa Varghese from Maharashtra, Chandralekha Nath from Kerala, Deeksha Narang from Maharashtra, Deepthi Srirangam from Andhrapradesh, Dhachani Santha Soruban from Tamilnadu, Gauri Gothankar  from Maharashtra, Kajal Bhardwaj from Rajasthan, Kashish Arora from Delhi, Komal Singh from Rajasthan, Meharmeet Kaur from Maharashtra, Reema Ravishankar from Kerala, Shanmugha Priya N from Tamilnadu, Shruti Raul from Maharashtra, Shrutika Sharma from Uttarakhand, Swetha Jayaram from Kerala and Vaishnavi Sharma from Rajasthan were the contestants.

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During this Covid 19 pandemic situation Pegasus Event Production company creates legacy again. The 1st edition of Mrs India Global was oraganised by exploring both live and virtual mode. Goan Beauty Magen Fernandes won the title Manappuram Mrs India Global 2021. Deepa B Lal earned the Mrs India Global 2021 First Runner-up title and Priyanka Naimesh Pawaskar who participated for the pageant virtually and won the Mrs India Global 2nd Runner up title. Mrs India Global 2021 was conducted on March 30 at 6 pm at the Gokulam Convention Center, Kaloor. Manappuram Finance Ltd MD and CEO, Shri. V. P. Dr. Nandakumar and Chairman, Pegasus Trust; Ajit Ravi was also present.

Subtitle Winners

Mrs. Ramp Walk – Shivani Rai

Mrs. Talent – Priyanka Naimesh Pawaskar

Mrs. Photogenic – Magen Fernandes

Mrs. Viewers’ Choice – Rajani Mhashilkar

Mrs. Social Media – Shivani Rai

Regional Title Winners

Mrs. India Global North – Neha Bahel

Mrs. India Global South – Shivani Rai

Mrs. India Global East – Sriya Smitha Mishra

Mrs India Global West – Rajani Mhashilkar

The winners were crowned with a gold crown designed by Parakkad Jewelers.Bhakti Rawal (Social Media Influencer) Hari Anand (Fashion Designer) Sajimon Parayil (Actor, Fashion Designer) Dr. Jimol Jabin (Mrs. India World Wide Champion) was on the judging panel. The competition was organized according to the protocol set by the government in the context of the Covid expansion.

The event is co-sponsored by Manappuram Finance Limited and DQUE and is organized by Pegasus Global Pvt. Ltd. SAJ Earth Resort and Convention Center, Medimix are ​​the Powered by Partner. The competition is organized to showcase the diverse and rich cultural values ​​of the country and to promote tourism. Co-partners are Unique Times, Sunny Paints, Parakat Resort, Kalpana International, Riti Jewelery, Times New, UT World, Aishwarya Advertise, Europe Times, VK Weiss, UT TV, Green Media and Fashion Connect.

Neha Bahel (Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal), Bhavana Rao (Tamil Nadu), Candida Andrade Halgekar (Karnataka), Deepa B Lal (Kerala), Inku Rahmath L (Kerala), Shivani Rai (Karnataka), Sriya Smitha (Haryana), Magen Fernandes (Goa), Priyanka Naimesh Pawaskar (Maharashtra), Rajani Mhashilkar (Maharashtra) were the contestants for Mrs India Global 2021.

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One of the best event production companies of India Pegasus oraganised Manappuram Miss Queen of India 2021 during this pandemic condition has created a history. The event was taken place by both virtual and live mode. Yogita Tejpal Rathore from Maharashtra crowned as Manappuram Miss Queen of India 2021. Nishka Mehta owns Miss Queen of India 2021 First Runner Up and Aishwarya Saju won Miss Queen of India 2021 second runner-up. Manappuram Miss Queen of India 2021 conducted on March 30 at 6 pm at the Gokulam Convention Center, Kaloor. Manappuram Finance Ltd MD & CEO Shri. V. P. Nandakumar Pegasus Trust Chairman Dr. Ajit Ravi was also present. Former Miss Queen of India winner Lakshmi Menon crowned the title winners.

Subtitle Winners

Miss Ramp Walk – Riya Mekkatukulam

Miss Talent – Neusy R Jain

Miss Photogenic – Vividha Shinde

Miss Viewers’ Choice – Ashmita Kaushik

Miss Social Media – Aishwarya Saju

Miss Congeniality – Megha Shetty

Miss Personality – Nishka Mehta

Regional Title Winners

Miss Queen North – Ashmita Kaushik

Miss Queen South – Anu Tressa

Miss Queen East – Aindrila De Sarkar

Miss Queen West – Riya Mekkatukulam

The winners were crowned with a gold crown designed by Parakkad Jewelers. Bhakti Rawal (Social Media Influencer) Hari Anand (Fashion Designer) Sajimon Parayil (Actor, Fashion Designer) Dr. Jimol Jabin (Mrs. India World Wide Champion) was on the judging panel.

The competition was organized according to the protocol set by the government in the context of the Covid expansion. The event is co-sponsored by Manappuram Finance Limited and DQUE and is organized by Pegasus Global Pvt. Ltd. SAJ Earth Resort and Convention Center, Medimix are ​​the Powered by Partner. The competition is organized to showcase the diverse and rich cultural values ​​of the country and to promote tourism.

Co-partners are Unique Times, Sunny Paints, Parakat Resort, Kalpana International, Riti Jewelery, Times New, UT World, Aishwarya Advertise, Europe Times, VK Weiss, UT TV, Green Media and Fashion Connect.

Aishwarya Saju (Kerala) Anu Tressa (Kerala) Khushi Arun / Abhivyathi Arun (Uttar Pradesh) Asmita Kaushik (New Delhi) Andrila De Sarkar (West Bengal) Preity Bhattacharya (West Bengal) Rovino Lama (Nagaland) Sakshi (Jharkhand) Megha Shetty (Maharashtra) Neusy Jain (Maharashtra), Nishka Mehta (Maharashtra), Riya Makkattukulam (Maharashtra), Vivida Shinde (Maharashtra) and Yogita Tejpal Rathore (Maharashtra) were the contestants for Miss Queen of India 2021.

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The fifth edition of Miss Asia Global is to be organised in Gokulam Convention Centre, Kochi, at 6 PM on 1st November, 2019. At least twenty-six beauties from across the world are going to participate in the International event. The chief guest of the event is YB Yeoh Soon Hin, the tourism minister of Penang, Malaysia. Apart from him, several other delegates from the region are expected to be at the venue. The Miss Asia Global 2020 is going to be organised in Malaysia. So, this year, India will hand over the baton to Malaysia.    

In the contest, not only the physical beauty of the contestants is gauged, but also their intelligence, talents and social commitment are also measured. 

The winner from the Asia region is awarded the title of Miss Asia, and the same from the rest is gifted the title of Miss Asia Global.

Many acclaimed figures in the fashion and modelling sectors will appear in the judging panel of the event.

The national costume round, black cocktail round and the white gown round are the three main rounds in the program.

The grooming session of the program has begun on 25th October at Saj Earth Resort, Ernakulam.

Samiksha Singh, the first runner-up of the Miss Queen of India 2019, will represent India in the contest.

Apart from the Miss Asia Global, Miss Asia, Miss Asia first runner-up and the Miss Asia second runner-up titles, the Miss Beautiful Face, Miss Beautiful Skin, Miss Beautiful Hair, Miss Beautiful Smile, Miss Beautiful Eyes, Miss Congeniality, Miss Perfect Ten, Miss Talent, Miss Catwalk, Miss Personality, Miss Photogenic, Miss Viewers’ Choice, Best National Costume and the Miss Social Media titles are awarded.

The winners of the prestigious event will receive the golden crowns designed by Parakkat Jewellers.

Mahindra and Manappuram Finance are the main partners of the event, organised by Pegasus – which has nearly eighteen year’s experience in the field. And, DQ watches, Sera, SAJ Earth Resorts and T Shine are the powered by partners.

It is a proud moment for the state. Pegasus is the first organiser which has organised a beauty contest excluding the infamous bikini round. The company has carved a unique position in the national and International fashion sectors. Miss South India, Miss Queen of India, Miss Asia and Miss Glam World are the other main events of the company.

Dr. Ajit Ravi, the Founder Chairman of the Miss Asia Global, says that the event is conducted to showcase the rich culture of the country and to promote its tourism sector.

Unique Times, Juzt Shine Family Fitness, Neo TourEx Private Limited, Wow Factor, J D Institute of Fashion Technology, The Times New, Kerala Gods’ Own Country, DTPC, UT World, Europe Times, Fitness Forever, Vee Kay Vees, Parakkat Resorts and Aiswarya are the event partners of the Miss Asia Global.

Bonadeo Adora Jane (Australia), Shanta Paul (Bangladesh), Yana Khramtsova (Belarus), Tenzin Zomkey (Belgium), Singye Bidha (Bhutan), Karoline Aline De Morais Daniel (Brazil), Eva Nedelcheva Dobreva (Bulgaria), Dong Xiaoge (China), Jana Kutova (Czech Republic),  Maame Yaa Asieduwah Donikor (Ghana), Elshamma Valdor (Haiti), Samiksha Singh (India), Fira Dwi Indria (Indonesia), Melissa Kassanova (Kazakhstan), Leeseul Kim (Korea), Hannah Paiwan (Laos), Aylasha Ramrachia (Mauritius), Ajita Rayamajhi (Nepal), Jeanfer Ozbot (Philippines), Shakherezada Rastokina (Russia), Sara Damnjanovic (Serbia), Hsieh Ling Tzu (Taiwan), Oksana Zemlianukhina (Ukraine) and Nguyen Thi Yen Trang (Vietnam) are the contestants of the contest.