Mrs. Tourism Pageant 2018 Philippines

Photo by Ranjeet Singh Ahluwalia, Story by Purnoor

 

Mrs. Tourism Pageant Delegates Were Presented to the People from the Press (Oct. 21, 2018) Manuel Resort Municiplaity of Pinan, Zamboanga Del Norte.

Congratulations! Mrs. New Zealand Melany Andrea Silva Ramirez (Darling of the Press) •

MANUEL RESORT – THE OFFICIAL RESIDENCE FROM OCTOBER 19 TO 21 •

DAKAK PARK BEACH RESORT – OFFICIAL RESIDENCE FORM OCTOBER 22 TO 29, 2018 •

MRS. TOURISM 2018 HAS 5 MAJOR TITLE

1. MRS. TOURISM GLOBE

2. MRS. TOURISM EARTH

3. MRS. TOURISM INTERNATIONAL

4. MRS. TOURISM WORLD

5. MRS. TOURISM UNIVERSE

 

The international winners of Mrs. Tourism will be the face and voice of the pageant’s advocacy to stop racial discrimination while at the same time promote her own personal social platform. As such, each winner will be tagged as “ The Mother Who Cares for the World.” #MrsTouriamPageant2018 #Mtp2018 #pageantry #pageantrymagazine #pageantryInternational #allaboutpageants

Festive season: New Zealand all set to glitter

Feature by Purnoor

 

Most films and even daily soaps feature Karva Chauth as an important ritual and tradition. It comes as surprise because of marriage, as an institution has huge prominence in India. This year, Karva Chauth happens to be on 27th October 2018. 

Karva Chauth is incomplete without Sargi. In fact, Sargi is synonymous with this festival as it highlights the deep-rooted love and respect in the Indian families. Sargi is a pre-dawn meal provided by the mother-in-law to her daughter-in-law before Karva Chauth.

Karva Chauth Sargi comprises of sweet and salty snacks such as Matthi, mithai, dry fruits and some gifts. Baya is followed by Sargi. Like Sargi is a gift from the mother-in-law, the Baya is sent by the girl’s mother. These gifts mark the importance of this occasion as the girl fasts for the life longevity of her husband.

Indians abroad celebrate and rejoice the festival in their own way Ranjeet Singh Ahluwalia has come up with a photo feature of the celebrations organised in NewZealand by Rainbow Ladies Club.

Indians away from home still highlight their culturally alive spirits.