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Time of India
14 hours ago
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- Time of India
Mahesh Babu's wife Namrata Shirodkar and daughter Sitara Ghattamaneni's stylish appearance post Miss World 2025 steals the spotlight
's wife, former actress , turned heads once again with her impeccable sense of style during a recent event in Hyderabad with her daughter, Sitara Ghattamaneni. Their unmissable bond as a mother-daughter duo is winning the internet. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Namrata was seen leaving the prestigious Miss World 2025 venue with her daughter recently, and their stylish moment was caught on camera. Namrata and Sitara's fashion statement Mahesh Babu turns on his 'Beast mode' as he flaunts his biceps in his latest picture; wife Namrata Shirodkar goes 'Speechless' In a recently shared video by paparazzi online, Namrata was seen wearing a blush pink ruched gown that featured carefully constructed symmetrical folds, lending a flattering and sculpted look. With her hair styled into a chic high bun, she elevated the ensemble with standout jewellery—including layered necklaces, sleek chokers, minimalist earrings, and multiple rings. At the same time, Sitara made a fashionable statement in a red short dress. She looked poised and elegant beyond her years. She wore her hair down, opted for subtle make-up, and completed the look with a delicate pendant around her neck. Namrata's social media post They posed for pictures and videos for the paparazzi as they were mobbed while leaving the venue in Hyderabad. Many fans shared the video, calling them 'queens', and Babu's followers filled the comment section with heart emojis. Namrata had earlier shared glimpses from the 72nd Miss World finale, where she was one of the panellists. , Sonu Sood, Rana Daggubati, and others were also seen attending the event with her. Recently, Namrata addressed rumours about Sitara's acting debut. 'She (Sitara) is just 12 years old now, so there's a lot of time left for us to discuss it,' she stated at a press meet. Mahesh Babu is currently busy shooting for his next movie with SS Rajamouli.
Euronews
21 hours ago
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- Euronews
Miss World 2025 crowned amid new exploitation claims
The 72nd Miss World beauty pageant was held this weekend in India and Opal Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand was crowned Miss World. Chuangsri topped a field of 108 contestants in the contest held in India's southern Hyderabad city on Saturday. Hasset Dereje Admassu of Ethiopia was the first runner-up in the competition. Chuangsri received her crown from last year's winner Krystyna Pyszková. Speaking to ANI, Chuangsri said she would love to work in Bollywood if there is an opportunity. Chuangsri said: 'I feel very happy and proud. It is an honour to take the first Miss World crown to Thailand… I hope I have made them proud…If I get the opportunity, I would love to (act in Bollywood films).' Despite the celebrations, controversy has been brewing as Milla Magee, the reigning Miss England, has accused the organisers of the Miss World pageant of using her as window dressing. According to the Guardian, Magee said she agreed to take part in the 2025 Miss World pageant to promote her campaign to have CPR included in the school curriculum. However, she left before the grand final on Saturday, saying she felt she was being exploited, feeling like she and other women had been provided as entertainment for investors. Miss World organisers responded with a statement in which they referred to 'false and defamatory statements' that they said were 'completely unfounded and inconsistent with the reality of her time with us'. Julia Morley, the organisation's chief executive, gavean interview with the Hindu newspaper in which she accused Magee of leaving because she 'believed she didn't stand a chance in the competition'. Magee responded by saying that Morley's comments were 'vindictive and very bitter' and that she left because she 'wanted to stand for what I believe in and it didn't align with my values.' She said: 'I felt like I've been fed a false narrative of this system that promotes 'beauty with a purpose', that's supposed to be about advocacy and what you champion for. And I thought, right, this is a real good opportunity for me on a global stage to be able to talk about Go Far with CPR. This isn't about me standing on the stage, this isn't about what I wear. It's not about what I look like.' Magee claims she and other contestants were there more to entertain guests, with limited opportunity given to promote their causes.
Yahoo
a day ago
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- Yahoo
泰國首位世界小姐冠軍誕生 22歲女積極推動防治乳癌(有片)
第72屆世界小姐選舉於周六(31日)，在印度海德拉巴(Hyderabad)順利舉行，由泰國22歲代表Opal Suchata Chuangsri摘下后冠，成為泰國首位世界小姐冠軍。Chuangsri不僅是一名政治學系學生，還是「Opal for Her」防治乳癌倡議的創始人。 綜合報道，身高180公分的Chuangsri來自普吉府，精通中英泰三語，立志成為外交官。她推廣「Opal for Her」乳癌倡議組織計畫逾3年，盼藉世界小姐平台將其擴展至全球。結果Chuangsri在108位參賽者中脫穎而出，由去年冠軍捷克小姐Krystyna Pyszková為她加冕。她在賽後表示，這不僅是個人勝利，更是每個渴望改變的年輕女孩的共同夢想，她將利用此身份做出真正改變。 比賽中，Chuangsri憑藉「亞洲及大洋洲多媒體挑戰賽」冠軍直入40強。在關鍵問答環節，她以照料花園比喻代表角色，並強調以善良和行動領導的重要性，最終贏得評審青睞。世界小姐組織主席Julia Morley讚揚Chuangsri是位有目標的女性，世界已準備好聆聽她的聲音。衣索比亞小姐Hasset Dereje Admassu獲亞軍，波蘭的Maja Klajda獲季軍，來自法國海外大區Martinique的Aurelie Joachim則獲得殿軍。 Warm congratulations💐to @Opalsuchaaata (Opal Suchata Chuangsri ) from Thailand for winning the 72nd Miss World competition, hosted with pride in Telangana, grace, intelligence, and purpose have inspired millions around the globe. This prestigious victory not only… — Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy (@INC_Ponguleti) May 31, 2025 原文刊登於 AM730
Hans India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
MyVoice: Views of our readers 2nd June 2025
Cheers to the humane side of Miss World 2025, Opal Suchata Chuangsri, Breast Cancer Awareness, Indian Tourism, AI Regulation, Deepfake Scamsthe new Miss World Suchata Chuangsri, the 21-year-old Thai beauty standing tall at 180 cm, has made history by winning the 72nd Miss World title. Her remarkable blend of elegance, intelligence, and compassion has brought immense pride to Thailand placing Phuket in the global spotlight. This victory is expected to boost tourism, media attention, and the hospitality industry in the region. Her advocacy for breast cancer awareness through the 'Opal for Her' initiative showcases how beauty queens can drive meaningful social change and inspire increased community engagement and philanthropy thereby strengthening Phuket's pageant legacy. With India as a neighbouring country, enhanced accessibility and cultural affinity may lead to a rise in cross-border tourism and better relations. RS Narula, Patiala Real beauty with a beautiful mind I wish to congratulate the winner of the 72nd Miss World-2025 crown Opal Suchata Chuangsri for emerging as the first beauty queen from Thailand to scale the pinnacle. The reply that clinched the issue in her favour 'being the person who all of the people in our lives look up to and lead with the gracefulness in your actions' demonstrates that she is a 'real beauty with a beautiful mind'. After all, every human being must be endowed with such qualities. Sreelekha PS, Boudhnagar, Secunderabad-61 Opal Suchata is a deserving winner Nearly a month-long celebration marking the 72nd Miss World pageant concluded on a grand note with Opal Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand taking the crown. It was unfortunate that the Indian contestant Nandini Gupta could not even make it to the top eight stage. Opal Suchata, who underwent surgery for breast cancer, displayed her grit while answering a question, while maintaining 'whatever ailment you are suffering from, you should not worry about it nor stop your journey'. Meanwhile, the Revanth Reddy government showed its organisational acumen while using the mega event to showcase Telangana culture and promote tourism in a big way. Taking the contestants on specially conducted tours was a masterstroke, which also helped local vendors to flourish. Pratapa Reddy Yaramala, Tiruvuru (AP) Miss World organisers handled controversy quite well Opal Suchata Chuangsri's achievement at the Miss World 2025 was a stupendous effort and deserves the best of applause because Thailand finally got its world beauty. Though India's Nandini Gupta disappointed the local crowd, Suchata made Asia proud by winning the crown. Meanwhile, her feat will spur the cosmetics businesses, especially in the continent. Though the pageant was marred when one of the contenders Miss England Milla Magee walked out in a huff, the organisers weathered the storm rather well and conducted the pageant in a manner that was befitting the extravaganza. Some orthodox organisations and Leftist groups also tried to disturb the proceedings as is their wont but the security cover for the event thwarted bids to create mischief. Govardhana Myneedu, MG Road, Vijayawada Win AI race but with a clear conscience India's AI ambitions are no longer a distant dream. With the recent ₹10,000 crore India AI Mission, the spotlight is on local language models, infrastructure and homegrown startups like Sarvam AI. The partnership between Microsoft and Yotta to launch India's largest AI cloud cluster marks a significant leap. But amidst this digital gold rush, are we pausing to think? AI without regulation is a double-edged sword. What good is innovation if it widens inequality, automates prejudice, or compromises privacy? The digital divide is still real—can India's villages benefit from AI when they still struggle for basic internet? We must build smart and fair. Data ethics, local inclusion, and algorithmic accountability should not be afterthoughts. Our AI must reflect our democracy—not just our ambition. India may win the AI race. But will it win it with conscience? Mohammad Hasnain, Muzaffarpur Curb AI-generated deepfake scams The increasing misuse of AI to create deepfake videos and audio clips is a serious threat to public trust and safety. Recently, several innocent people were scammed through AI-generated voices mimicking their loved ones or trusted celebrities. What once seemed like futuristic fiction is now a dangerous reality. There is an urgent need for awareness and stricter regulations to detect and punish such acts. Tech platforms must also take responsibility in flagging and removing deepfake content before it causes damage. If left unchecked, these scams could erode trust in the media and relationships. Let's act before AI becomes a weapon in the hands of mischief-makers. Muhammad Arshad, Chagalamarri
Hans India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Miss Thailand Crowned 72nd Miss World, Makes History for Her Country
After a month-long celebration of beauty, purpose, and global unity, the 72nd Miss World pageant concluded in spectacular fashion with Miss Thailand being crowned the new Miss World, marking a historic first for her country. Her victory not only celebrated grace and intelligence but also the triumph of purpose-driven action on a global stage. Speaking exclusively with The Hans India, Opal Suchata aka the new Miss World shared her excitement and gratitude. She said,"Feels like a dream. The first person I talked to was my mother and also my family and my team. They were all in the audience to support me." She dedicated this victory to her people calling them the reason for her win. The grand finale lit up the night with electrifying performances by Jacqueline Fernandez and Ishaan Khatter, adding Bollywood flair and high-energy glamour to an evening filled with emotion and anticipation. In the audience were also present CM of Telangana A. Revanth Reddy, Megastar Chiranjeevi, Vijay Devarakonda among other high profile guests. The event reached its emotional peak when Krystyna Pyszkova, the 71st Miss World, gracefully passed on the crown to her successor, marking the beginning of a new chapter. The Final Showdown: Top 4 Questions That Defined the Night In one of the most anticipated segments of the evening, the Top 4 finalists were each asked a thought-provoking question during the judges' round- a defining moment that showcased their wisdom, authenticity, and presence of mind. Miss Martinique - Question by Manushi Chhillar: 'In a world of misinformation, how can we lead with truth, dignity, and gratitude?' Miss Martinique, who also won the title of Miss World Caribbean, reflected deeply, urging people to trust their intuition and hearts to discern truth. She emphasized the importance of understanding and evaluating information with care, encouraging a path led by honesty and self-awareness. Miss Ethiopia- Question by Rana Daggubati:'Miss World stands for character and purpose. How do you respond to those who may be misled into thinking it's just another beauty contest?' Making history as the first Ethiopian to reach this stage, she delivered a heartfelt message: 'This is for the mothers and children out there.' She stressed that Miss World is far more than beauty- it's about impact, purpose, and change. She won the title of Miss World Miss World Africa. Miss Poland - Question by Namrata Shirodkar:'What truth about your experience in Telangana would you share that no headline or rumor could capture?' Miss Poland, at a very young age of 19, spoke warmly about her personal journey in India, calling it a transformative experience. 'As a shy girl, I found connection, warmth, and friendship. Telangana became our second home. Nothing is more important than the people we meet,' she said. For her brilliant journey and sensible answer she bagged the title of Miss World Europe. Miss Thailand- Question by Sonu Sood: 'What has this journey taught you about truth and personal responsibility in shaping how stories are told?' In a poised and powerful response that won Opal Suchata the Miss World 2025 title, she said, 'I've learned the responsibility we carry in how our stories are perceived. We are the storytellers, and often, we are the people others look up to. There's always someone beside you whose life you can impact.' A Historic Win for Thailand Miss Thailand's win was not just a personal achievement; it was a national milestone. As the first woman from Thailand to ever win Miss World, she carved her name into the history books. Her answer, authenticity, and presence resonated with the judges and audience alike, sealing her place as the new Miss World. The night also awarded Sonu Sood as the youngest recipient of Humanitarian award for his philanthropic deeds while, Sudha Reddy was honoured as the Global Ambassador of Beauty with Purpose award.
