Hyderabad: In a serene interlude from the pageant’s vibrant schedule, ten contestants from the Caribbean area taking part within the 72nd Miss World pageant undertook a religious sojourn to the revered Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple at Yadadri Bhuvanagiri.
This go to was a part of the Miss World Organisation’s dedication to immersing contestants in numerous cultural and religious experiences throughout India. Upon arrival, the contestants had been warmly welcomed with conventional ‘Deeparadhana’ – a ceremonial lamp-lighting ritual symbolising the dispelling of darkness and the ushering in of information and prosperity. The ambiance resonated with devotional fervour as classical dance troupes and bhajan singers carried out, encapsulating the wealthy cultural tapestry of Telangana.
The delegates participated in a guided tour of the temple advanced, gaining insights into its historic and religious legacy. They partook in a particular ‘Darshan’ and ‘Pooja’ ceremony, looking for blessings from the deity. To commemorate their go to, the contestants engaged in a photograph session throughout the temple premises and had been offered with sacred ‘Prasadam’ and mementos, symbolising the temple’s hospitality and blessings.
Reflecting on the expertise, Miss World Organisation CEO Julia Morley, remarked, “The go to to Yadadri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple supplied our contestants a profound glimpse into India’s religious heritage. Participating with such sacred traditions enriches their world perspective and underscores the common values of peace and devotion.”
This religious tour aligns with the Miss World Organisation’s ethos of fostering cultural appreciation and world unity, offering contestants with transformative experiences that transcend the pageant’s aggressive facets.
Because the 72nd Miss World journey progresses, individuals will proceed to discover India’s numerous cultural landscapes, furthering their understanding and appreciation of the nation’s wealthy heritage.
