The Miss Teen India City Finale 2025, organised by Forever Star India, has become one of the most popular events of the year. This unique platform brought together young and talented participants from every corner of India, allowing them to showcase their confidence, intelligence, and creativity.
With over 40 cities celebrating their winners, the competition created a wave of pride in local communities. The city finals highlighted the importance of diversity. Contestants came from different cultural, educational, and social backgrounds, yet they shared the same passion to prove that true beauty lies in talent, personality, and determination. This season, the pageant made a remarkable impact by reaching into smaller towns and big cities alike, ensuring that every girl with ambition and determination had a stage to shine on. Each city witnessed its own spectacular finale.
Among the winners of the Forever Miss Teen were; Tanvi Yatin (Dhule, Maharashtra), Maanshrija Mukherjee (Durgapur, West Bengal), Jyoti Patel (Faridabad), Kunjun Paliwal (Jodhpur), Jayani Maitreyi (Kutch, Gujarat), Riddhi Bhojraj (Bhandara, Maharashtra), Tanisha Shankar Varjurkar (Mumbai Central), Yashika Malhotra (Delhi), Anshi Vedak (Borivali, Mumbai), Varushka Chetan Rajgadkar (Mumbai North), Shriya Sahu (Koraput, Odisha), Ananya Singh (Lucknow), Aishwarya (Bengaluru), Kumkum Parashar (Ajmer), Kavya Bisht (Meerut), Akshara Chauhan (Mohali), Anvesha Saha (South Dinajpur), Saina Gupta (Varanasi), Hanshika Bhardwaj (Alwar), Ruchi Vadera (Lucknow), Naincy Rao (Ratlam), Gauri Arora (Raipur), Paritala Divya (Tirupati), and Ayesha Patel (Mumbai).
Organised under the vision of Rajesh Agarwal, CEO & Founder of Forever Star India, and Jaya Chauhan, Director, the event was designed to inspire teenagers to believe in themselves and break barriers of self-doubt. For many participants, this was their very first step into the world of fashion, modelling, and public speaking. For others, it was a dream come true to represent their city on such a prestigious stage. The journey was not just about winning a crown; it was about gaining self-confidence, learning life skills, and building a strong network of inspiring peers.
