Today, in the staff lounge, Prof. Chandni seemed to be channeling Miss World India 2008 Parvathy Omanakuttan and first runner-up to Miss World 2008. Furthermore, and in earshot of Dean Di Maggio, who was luncheoning on blinis and caviar, Prof. Chandni said the Miss World jury vote was just as egregious as the posting by Beauty School's librarian, our beloved Lorraine, that erroneously misidentified Miss World 2006 as being from Russia.
Miss World Jury Unfair, says Parvathy
Times of India, 15-Dec-2008
JOHANNESBURG/THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Congratulations poured for Parvathy Omanakuttan for making "India proud" despite missing the Miss World 2008 crown by a whisker but the lanky Kerala beauty feels she was done in by the jury alleging that its decision to adjudge her only second best was "unfair".
"I have performed better than others in the personality and question-answer round. This is not just that. All those who watched it yesterday felt like that. I feel the jury's decision was unfair", Parvathy(21), who was adjudged the first runner up from among 108 contestants at the Miss World Pageant in Johannesburg, told Kerala's India Vision channel.
"I had confidence. I could do well. The question-round did not come as a challenge to me considering my background in literature," said Parvathy, who hails from Changanassery in Kottayam in "God's own Country", as hopes soared in India that she would bring back the coveted title which was last won by an Indian girl in 2000 when her name was announced in the five semi-finalists.
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Today, in the staff lounge, Prof. Chandni seemed to be channeling Miss World India 2008 Parvathy Omanakuttan and first runner-up to Miss World 2008. Furthermore, and in earshot of Dean Di Maggio, who was luncheoning on blinis and caviar, Prof. Chandni said the Miss World jury vote was just as egregious as the posting by Beauty School's librarian, our beloved Lorraine, that erroneously misidentified Miss World 2006 as being from Russia.
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