Miss Kerala

Miss Kerala
Formation 1999
Type Beauty Pageant
Headquarters Kerala
Location
Official language
 Hindi, English, Malayalam
Website www.misskerala.net

Miss Kerala is an annual pageant in India held since 1999.The event is open to young women who have origins in the state of Kerala. The current Miss Kerala titleholder is Gayathri Suresh.

History

The first ever Miss Kerala Pageant was held in 1999. Swapna Menon was declared the first ever winner of Miss Kerala 1999 contest.

Mission and Vision

The basic purpose of Miss Kerala foundation is charity and to support the underprivileged. Miss Kerala Foundation has donated a major part of its funds to many unfortunate people. In recent times, the Miss Kerala Foundation has focused its services on childcare. It has provided monetary assistance to a few institutes that dedicate their services to the cause of the child. Strongly aware that today's children are the future of tomorrow, the Miss Kerala Foundation and all its delegates and members have put in all their efforts to bring smiles to the faces of children. In many ways, big and small, be it by collecting and distributing clothes, funding the education of a bright child or just bringing a little color to their lives by spending time with them, the Foundation has been very active in this sphere.

Winners

Year Miss Kerala 1st Runner Up 2nd Runner Up
1992 Suvarna Mathew
1999 Swapna Menon Melodee Austin Sangeetha
2000 Ranjini Haridas Shweta Ganesh Kumar[1] Arthika Sasindranath
2001 Nova Krishnan Fairooz Pooja N
2002 Ranjini Menon Shruti Menon Vandana Menon
2003 Reshma George Aparna Menon Shravana
2005 Jovita Tess George Sreeranjini Peter Pooja Ramachandran
2007 Rohini Mariam Idicula Divya Venugopalan Aishwarya Menon
2008 Shree Thulasi Rima Kallingal Ann Joseph
2009 Archana Nair[2] Geethu Christie Bonny Mary Mathew
2010 Indu Thampi[2] Manju Raj Sonal Devraj
2011 Elizabeth Thadikaran Shruti Nair Maria John
2012 Deepti Sati Saanika Nambiar Reshmi Nair
2014 Gayathri Suresh Konjitha John Janitha Thomas

References

  1. ↑ "SHWETA GANESH KUMAR". www.shwetaganeshkumar.com. Retrieved 13 August 2013.
  2. 1 2 nners 2009

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