From left Parvathy Omanakuttan of India (1st runner up), Kseniya Sukhinova of Russia (Miss World 2008), Gabrielle Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago (2nd runner up).
Above picture courtesy: IBNLive
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Tracking The Not-So-Traditional Investments
From left Parvathy Omanakuttan of India (1st runner up), Kseniya Sukhinova of Russia (Miss World 2008), Gabrielle Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago (2nd runner up).
Above picture courtesy: IBNLive
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aapko badhaayee ho ji
We Indians are really smart at mastering the art of winning competitions:) All except where the Government interferes, like Sports.
So close for Paru!
Well done though.
Well done kutty
the Indian girl..
no way! there were others a lot hotter!
these things are rigged!
but that’s my opinion.
@Manpreet, humko kyon badhayi ? 😉
@IHM, oh yeah. Another area where the Indian govt’s lousy hands didnt touch was IT. Its one reason why that industry has developed.
@Chittaranjan, Paru…hmmm…. dost hain tumhara? Humko introduce karte?
@Saritha, 😀
@Shaaks, rigged? well…well…you dont know 😉
I think that miss Serbia was the most beautiful girl there but she can t wan because she live in screwed contry
Trinidad and Tobago should have won, wiith South Africa as 1st runner-up and India 2nd runner-up…
This is the 2nd time Rusia wins in South Africa…This show must have been rigged!