Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh Aug 31, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Talented model Kritika Singh from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, has brought glory to her hometown by winning the prestigious title of Miss India at the Miss India and Celebrity Award Show 2025. The grand event, organized by Garg Foundation, was held on August 30, 2025, and witnessed participation from talented contestants across the country.
Before earning the Miss India crown, Kritika had already made her mark by winning the Mallika-E-Awadh beauty pageant held on July 27, 2025. These back-to-back victories have established Kritika as one of the most promising faces in the fashion and glamour industry.
Kritika Singh began her modeling career in 2022 and quickly carved out a niche for herself through her dedication and talent. Winning the Miss India title is being hailed as a defining milestone in her journey.
At the competition, Kritika impressed the judges with her confidence, elegance, and exceptional presentation, making her city proud on the national stage.
Expressing her gratitude, Kritika said, This honor would not have been possible without the support of my mother, mentors, and well-wishers. My dream is to represent India internationally and bring further recognition to my country.
Fashion industry experts believe that Kritika Singhs success will inspire aspiring talents from Gorakhpur and the entire Purvanchal region, proving that immense talent is emerging from smaller cities in India.
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