Miss IndiaNZ 2010

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Persistence, perseverance and pursuit of excellence are the wonts of Dharmesh Parikh, which is why, despite personal discomfort and severe odds, he continues to organise the annual Miss Indianz Beauty Pageant.

...The event has grown to become a national contest over the years and this year is no exception. Scheduled to be held at the Auckland Town Hall on August 7, the Pageant has thus far attracted 18 young women from North and South Islands.


Time
August 7 · 7:30pm - 11:00pm
LocationAuckland Town Hall

This event's Miss India World Wide Travel Sponsor is:
Panworld Travel - 0800 4 PANWORLD

Proudly supported by:

Global Financial Services
Bikanrewala
East2west.co.nz
Spice Supermarket
Presenter's Platform
Bhikhu Bhula Photography
Creative Eye
Gina Jessop Photography
Auckland Indian Sweets and Snacks
Catwalk Studios
Cut Above Academy

Media Partners:
Radio Tarana, Indian Newslink and IndiaNZ TV

Get your tickets from http://www.the-edge.co.nz/Event-Pages/M/Miss-IndiaNZ.aspx

Vote for Miss Public Choice Photogenic http://www.rhythmhouse.co.nz/votingform.aspx
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