KASA's Himalayan Runway Fashion at 3,000 Meters, Bajura Wool in The Spotlight

KASA's Himalayan Runway Fashion at 3,000 Meters, Bajura Wool in The Spotlight

Posted On 07 November 2026 | By Namaste Hajur

KASA Brings Farm-to-Fashion Runway to 3,000 Metres in Bajura

Bajura’s sheep wool shared the spotlight with Nepali celebrities and international fashion professionals as KASA staged a runway at approximately 3,000 metres above sea level. Held on 4 November 2026 at Lamasim, near Porkhe Lake, the Farm to Fashion – Climate Awareness Runway 2026 brought contemporary design to a Himalayan setting, with local farmers and their wool at the centre of the story.

Organised by Threads of the Himalayan Foundation in collaboration with KASA, the event explored how a traditional rural resource could find a wider market through fashion. Alongside the garments, it highlighted the work needed to connect sheep farmers, wool processors, artisans and designers.

Actress Shweta Khadka, Miss Nepal World 2016 Ashmi Shrestha, and model and actress Niti Shah were among the personalities featured. Fashion professionals from Europe added an international dimension to a showcase focused on Bajura’s materials, skills and landscape.

Nepali Stars and International Fashion Guests

The Nepali lineup included Miss Nepal World 2024 Aashma Kumari KC, Miss Nepal World 2026 Deepmala Dhakal, Miss Nepal International 2025 Urusha Bhandari, fashion model Bhawana Pant, and actor and model Ayushman Deshraj Joshi.

International participants included Italian-French stylist and talent scout Flavia Cannata, Lithuanian model Gabrielė Tevainytė, Italian fashion professional and former model Cristina Egger, and Ukrainian participant Marharyta Pohosian.

Cannata, founder of Alwaysupportalent, brought her background in styling and talent scouting to the gathering. Tevainytė’s modelling experience includes luxury-brand collaborations and editorial appearances.

Their participation placed Bajura’s wool before an audience extending beyond Nepal’s fashion industry. The broader ambition is to turn that visibility into lasting connections between local producers and commercial markets.

From Sheep Wool to Contemporary Clothing

The runway’s central material came from an industry with considerable room to grow. Bajura reportedly has more than 70,000 sheep, while neighbouring Bajhang and Darchula also have wool-production potential. Limited collection, processing and manufacturing facilities, however, remain barriers to developing that resource into a stronger source of income.

The presentation showcased how locally sourced sheep wool could be used in contemporary garments. For KASA, founded and led by Ramila Nemkul Shrestha, the initiative forms part of an effort to bring farmers, artisans and fashion businesses closer together.

A proposed wool collection and processing facility in Bajura is an important part of that plan. Developing local capacity to prepare wool and produce textiles could create employment and help communities earn more from the material they supply.

Women involved in livestock care and textile work could also benefit from opportunities in processing, garment production and small businesses. These remain intended outcomes, dependent on investment, training and reliable demand.

Climate Awareness Begins with Production

The event’s climate-awareness theme encouraged attention to where clothing materials come from and how they are processed.

By focusing on local wool and community-based production, the initiative linked fashion with questions about livelihoods, resource use and the future of traditional skills. Its wider message was that the story of a garment begins well before it reaches the runway.

Turning that message into measurable progress will require more than a showcase. Processing methods, production practices and dependable market access will all matter as the initiative develops.

A Runway That Also Showcased Bajura

The location gave the programme a tourism dimension. Lamasim’s mountain setting, near Porkhe Lake and the wider Badimalika region, offered a backdrop for introducing Bajura’s landscape and local culture to visiting guests.

The programme reportedly brought a 55-member delegation from Kathmandu. Photography and event coverage provided opportunities to draw attention to a district with cultural, religious and nature-based tourism attractions.

Chef Santosh Shah added a culinary element to the gathering. Traditional instruments, including the dholak and damaha, brought local cultural expression into the programme.

The event also drew representatives from government, business, agriculture, tourism and development organisations.

Guests included former Minister Shraddha Shrestha; former Sudurpaschim Provincial Assembly member Baldev Regmi; Budhinanda Municipality Mayor Janak Bohara; Himali Rural Municipality Chairperson Govinda Malla; and Jagannath Rural Municipality Vice-Chairperson Maru Bista.

Industry and institutional participants included Pashmina Industry Association President Dhan Prasad Lamichhane, Carpet Industry Association President Bal Bahadur Gurung, Agricultural Development Bank Chief Executive Officer Govinda Gurung, and Arun G.C., associated with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

Reported supporting organisations included BYD, LAMINAR, FAO, CHN, MM Group, Lemon Tree, Summit Air, Sita Air and Buddha Air, alongside local hospitality providers and community contributors.

For KASA and Threads of the Himalayan Foundation, the next test is what follows the runway: stronger farmer connections, accessible wool-processing facilities, skilled local production and buyers willing to support it.

At Lamasim, Bajura’s wool became part of a contemporary fashion presentation. Whether that moment leads to a lasting rural industry will depend on the work that continues after the guests leave.

Couple Loses 73 Kg Before Wedding, Wins $350,000 in MrBeast Challenge

Couple Loses 73 Kg Before Wedding, Wins $350,000 in MrBeast Challenge

Posted On 23 October 2026 | By Namaste Hajur

MrBeast's $250,000 Wedding Challenge Ends With a Surprise $350,000 Win

 Most couples spend the months before their wedding choosing outfits, finalising guest lists and preparing for their big day. Sara Mosby and Tre Fontana spent 163 days working out inside a special facility built by YouTube star MrBeast.

Their mission was to lose a combined 68 kilograms before getting married. The reward? A staggering $250,000.

But when their wedding day finally arrived, the couple had achieved more than their original goal.

Together, Sara and Tre lost approximately 73 kilograms (160 pounds), securing the promised prize and an additional $100,000 earned through other challenges.

Their total cash winnings reached $350,000.

163 Days, One Wedding and a Difficult Challenge

MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, gave the engaged couple a difficult task: lose 150 pounds together without leaving the designated area surrounding their new living and training facility.

Crossing the red boundary line before completing the challenge meant losing the main prize.

The couple received professional fitness coaching from iFIT trainers John Peel and Bree Cox. They also underwent health assessments through Function Health.

Every day brought another opportunity to make progress.

According to the challenge video, Sara and Tre had lost a combined 43 pounds within the first 30 days. By day 90, their total weight loss had reached 107 pounds.

Along the way, MrBeast introduced additional competitions, including strength tests, vehicle-pulling challenges and even a helicopter-assisted challenge that helped them earn a honeymoon.

The final month brought another unusual test. Sara and Tre trained separately while attempting individual fitness tasks to earn extra money.

A Wedding Their Families Had Been Waiting For

On day 163, the couple stepped onto the scales for their final weigh-in.

Their combined weight loss reached 160 pounds, exceeding the required 150 pounds.

MrBeast awarded them the $250,000 main prize and $100,000 from additional challenges, giving them $350,000 altogether.

The celebration continued with their wedding ceremony.

Their families, who had not seen them in person since the challenge began, finally witnessed their transformations.

After months of training, separation from family and working towards a shared goal, Sara and Tre exchanged wedding vows in front of their loved ones.

What Happened After the Challenge?

Their story did not end at the wedding.

Function Health later reported that the newlyweds were learning to maintain their routines without the specially prepared meals and daily coaching they had received during filming.

They continued cooking at home, walking and exercising together. Their follow-up health assessments showed improvements in several markers, although some still needed medical attention.

Their extraordinary experience came with extensive professional support and medical monitoring, making it different from an ordinary weight-loss programme.

For Sara and Tre, the challenge brought a wedding, a substantial financial reward and a new set of daily habits they are working to maintain.

MrBeast published their journey on YouTube on October 17, 2026, under the title Lose 150 Lbs Together, Win $250,000.

Bride Surprises Gamer Groom With an RTX 5090 and He Tears Up

Bride Surprises Gamer Groom With an RTX 5090 and He Tears Up

Posted On 22 October 2026 | By Namaste Hajur

A Gaming Gift With a Romantic Twist: Bride Surprises Groom With RTX 5090

A graphics card became an emotional wedding gift when a bride in China surprised her groom with an ASUS ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090. Reports describing the wedding footage say he broke into tears and embraced her after the reveal.

For someone who enjoys PC gaming, the large box held a particularly personal surprise: a premium component used to power demanding games.

The wedding story is circulating again in October 2026, following coverage of an RTX 5090 bridal surprise in October 2025.

That earlier report, published by Tom’s Hardware, described a playful detail behind the reveal. Before presenting the gift, the bride asked her groom to work through a number puzzle. The answer was 5090 the model number of the graphics card.

According to the explanation accompanying the shared clip, the puzzle included numbers used in Chinese romantic wordplay. Among them were 520, associated with “I love you,” and 1314, associated with “for a lifetime.”

A calculation had become a clue to a wedding present.

Recent posts have attached a reported $12,000 value to the card, although the amount the bride actually paid has not been established. NVIDIA introduced the RTX 5090 with a starting US price of $1,999; that launch figure does not represent the price of every manufacturer’s version.

For readers unfamiliar with gaming hardware, a graphics card helps a computer produce the images seen on screen. The RTX 5090 was introduced as NVIDIA’s flagship gaming GPU, making it a substantial upgrade for an enthusiast.

In accounts of the wedding footage, the groom eventually raised the box above his head, showing his surprise gift to the guests.

iPhones and Luxury Perfumes Floating at Sea! Videos Spread After Cargo Ship Sinks

iPhones and Luxury Perfumes Floating at Sea! Videos Spread After Cargo Ship Sinks

Posted On 19 October 2026 | By Namaste Hajur

Hormuz Shipwreck Sparks Viral Videos of Floating iPhones and Luxury Perfumes

Boxes of brand-new iPhones floating across the sea, expensive perfumes drifting between the waves, and people rushing towards the scattered goods in small boats. These extraordinary scenes have taken over social media following the sinking of a cargo ship near the Strait of Hormuz.

The dramatic videos, shared across Instagram, Facebook and X, appear to show valuable merchandise scattered across the water while fishermen approach the floating packages.

Some clips show people reaching from their boats to collect boxes. Others feature smartphones and luxury perfumes supposedly recovered from the sea.

The videos have attracted enormous attention, with related clips reaching approximately 80 million views, according to an investigation by Al Jazeera.

Behind the online spectacle is the real sinking of a Singapore-registered cargo ship, GFS Pride, in one of the world's busiest and most important shipping routes.

GFS Pride Sinks After Fire at Sea

The incident began on October 13, 2026, when GFS Pride was reportedly struck by an unidentified projectile while passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

According to Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority, the ship was damaged, caught fire and subsequently sank.

Despite the seriousness of the accident, all 21 crew members were safely evacuated. No injuries were reported.

The sinking took place amid growing threats to commercial vessels travelling through the narrow waterway connecting the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of Oman.

Another Singapore-registered container ship, GFS Giselle, was damaged in a separate incident on October 14. Its 22 crew members were also reported safe.

Floating Containers and a Social Media Frenzy

As news of the GFS Pride sinking spread, attention turned to the cargo reportedly lost at sea.

Satellite imagery published by Reuters showed containers and debris floating in waters near the incident. Maritime authorities also warned ships about the dangers posed by drifting containers.

Then came the videos of valuable consumer products supposedly scattered across the sea.

White smartphone boxes, expensive perfume packaging and small fishing boats filled social media feeds. Some posts suggested that local fishermen had discovered an unexpected collection of luxury goods floating on the water.

The videos gave the maritime accident an unusual second life online, drawing attention far beyond shipping and international news audiences.

The Unexpected Twist Behind the Viral Scenes

The shipwreck was genuine, but the most eye-catching videos carried an unexpected twist.

An investigation published by Al Jazeera on October 17 traced several widely shared clips to an Instagram account called Nativora, which creates fictional cinematic content using artificial intelligence.

The videos of floating iPhones, perfumes and people collecting merchandise were among the AI-generated scenes circulated alongside coverage of the actual disaster.

Although containers and debris were photographed near the sinking, the exact contents of GFS Pride's cargo have not been publicly established. There is no reliable confirmation that the ship carried the large quantities of iPhones and luxury perfumes shown in the viral clips.

A Shipwreck That Became a Global Online Spectacle

The GFS Pride incident unfolded during a tense period for commercial shipping around the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed that a cargo vessel struck a naval mine after entering an unauthorised route. Singapore's maritime authority, however, reported that GFS Pride was struck by an unknown projectile. The precise circumstances remain disputed.

For the 21 people aboard GFS Pride, the incident ended with a successful evacuation from a sinking ship.

Across social media, the same event became a widely watched spectacle of floating smartphones, luxury perfumes and small boats moving through the sea.

What began as a serious maritime emergency had turned into one of the week's most unusual viral stories, where a real shipwreck and artificial images travelled together across the internet.

Paralysed as a Teenager, Jessica Tawil Shares a Emotional Moment With Robotic Support

Paralysed as a Teenager, Jessica Tawil Shares a Emotional Moment With Robotic Support

Posted On 18 October 2026 | By Namaste Hajur

Jessica Tawil Takes Emotional Steps With a Robotic Exoskeleton

Standing upright and taking steps carried a deeply personal meaning for Jessica Tawil. Years after a car accident left her paralysed, a robotic exoskeleton helped her experience those movements again.

The Lebanese-American content creator shared the emotional experience on social media. With the wearable machine supporting her body and assisting her steps, she encountered a moment she had once struggled to imagine.

Her story was already making headlines in October 2025 and has returned to attention through renewed coverage.

A moment connected to her younger self

Jessica was a teenager when a car accident caused a spinal cord injury. Reporting by The Mercury places the crash in 2014, when she was 16. She has used a wheelchair since losing movement in the lower part of her body.

For Jessica, the assisted walking experience brought memories of her younger self into the present.

In the caption accompanying her video, reproduced by news outlets, she described feeling frightened at first. The experience then became deeply meaningful, reminding her of who she had been before the accident and everything she had lived through since.

That personal connection gives the footage its emotional weight. Standing and moving with support became an experience she wanted to share in her own words.

The preparation behind the steps

Using the equipment involved preparation before Jessica could begin walking with it.

According to Legit.ng’s October 2025 account of her posts, she described undergoing measurements to ensure the device fitted her body. The report also described her learning to control the equipment.

An exoskeleton is a wearable mechanical structure that supports movement from outside the body. In Jessica’s case, the equipment enabled assisted standing and stepping. Those movements do not establish that her spinal cord injury has healed or that she can walk without the device.

The distinction leaves room to appreciate the experience for what it meant to her: an opportunity to move upright with technological support.

Technology shaped around everyday life

Jessica’s story also draws attention to the practical purpose of mobility technology.

Wandercraft, a company developing self-balancing exoskeletons, describes its personal device as an additional mobility option for eligible wheelchair users. Its guidance says users need individual assessment, training and a trained companion during use.

The company also explains that the equipment complements a wheelchair. Different mobility tools can serve different needs, depending on the person and the setting.

For Jessica, the story remains rooted in a particular experience rather than a promise about everyone’s future. Her account connects the visible movement of a machine with something less easily measured: the personal significance of standing, taking assisted steps and recognising herself in that moment.

Sanvi Mandal of Nepal Crowned Miss Wellness World 2026 in Bangkok

Sanvi Mandal of Nepal Crowned Miss Wellness World 2026 in Bangkok

Posted On 29 September 2026 | By Namaste Hajur

From representing Janakpur at Miss Nepal to stepping onto an international stage in Bangkok, Sanvi Mandal has reached a new milestone in her pageant journey. The Nepali beauty has been crowned Miss Wellness World 2026, adding an international title to Nepal’s growing presence in global pageantry.

The Miss Wellness World 2026 Grand Final was held on September 27 at Calypso Asiatique in Bangkok, Thailand. The official event schedule listed the world final for 1 p.m. local time at the venue. 

Built around the philosophy “Beauty With Wellness,” Miss Wellness World presents beauty through a broader lens that combines physical wellbeing, mental strength, personal values and social purpose. 

The organization defines its core approach through three dimensions 'Body, Mind and Spirit' with an emphasis on healthy living, emotional balance, self-awareness and contribution to society.

For Sanvi, the international crown marks a notable progression from Nepal’s national pageant circuit.

From Miss Nepal Top 12 to an International Crown

Sanvi represented Janakpur at Miss Nepal 2025, where she competed as contestant number one and advanced to the Top 12.

Her Miss Nepal profile listed her as 22 years old at the time, with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. It also highlighted her interests in dancing, fitness and singing, as well as her ambition to pursue entrepreneurship and social activism. 

The official Miss Nepal archive also confirms her participation in the 2025 edition. 

Sanvi’s pageant journey has not been limited to stage presentation. During her Miss Nepal campaign, she developed “Faces of Hope: Transforming Lives, One Smile at a Time,” an initiative focused on supporting underprivileged children.

That social dimension fits naturally with the Miss Wellness World platform, where contestants are encouraged to connect personal wellbeing with leadership, communication and community impact.

More Than a Conventional Beauty Pageant

Miss Wellness World describes its philosophy as beauty that begins from within.

Under its three-dimensional framework, physical beauty includes health, wellness-oriented living, grooming and composure; mental beauty encompasses intelligence, positive thinking, emotional balance and compassion; while spiritual beauty focuses on purpose, values and creating benefits for society.

The 2026 competition brought international delegates to Thailand for activities leading up to the September 27 finale.

Morocco’s representative Sara Bahar, for example, was reported to have joined the Bangkok competition as a wellness advocate, reflecting the international character of this year’s edition.

The wider Miss Wellness World programme has also worked alongside Thai health institutions to promote wellness awareness. Ahead of the finals, Thailand’s Department of Health participated in activities linked to the pageant’s “Beauty with Wellness” concept, with emphasis on health knowledge, lifestyle development and positive wellbeing.

The programme also connects wellness with the idea of “Health to Wealth,” placing healthy lifestyles within a wider conversation about quality of life, preventive health and social development.

Nepal in the International Spotlight

Alongside Sanvi Mandal’s Miss Wellness World 2026 title, the final results included several additional international distinctions.

Jessica Lynum of Canada was named Miss Wellness World Eminence 2026, Nyota Bolongo of Switzerland received Miss Wellness World Prestige 2026, Sara Bahar of Morocco was named Miss Wellness World Prominence 2026, while Rennara Vitale of Italy secured Miss Wellness World Distinction 2026.

For Sanvi, however, the Bangkok victory represents more than another pageant appearance.

A year after reaching the Top 12 at Miss Nepal, the Janakpur representative has moved from Nepal’s national stage to an international crown — carrying with her the interests in wellness, social engagement and self-expression that have shaped her pageant journey so far.

From Janakpur to Bangkok, Sanvi Mandal’s rise has taken another major turn. With the Miss Wellness World 2026 crown, she now begins a new chapter as an international titleholder representing Nepal on a global platform.

Bishal Nepali and Gita Dhungana Lead Emotional ‘Pir Manaima’ Video

Bishal Nepali and Gita Dhungana Lead Emotional ‘Pir Manaima’ Video

Posted On 28 September 2026 | By Namaste Hajur

A new Nepali musical film, ‘Pir Manaima’, has been released, blending an emotional story of love, separation and pain with the striking landscapes of East Rukum. 

Presented by Big Nepali Films Production, the video was filmed across more than five villages in East Rukum over nearly seven days. Hills, traditional settlements and natural surroundings play an important role in the visual storytelling, giving the musical film a strong sense of place. 

The song features vocals by Shanti Shree Pariyar and Rabin Bhusal, while Rabin has also written and composed the track. 

The musical film stars Bishal Nepali and Gita Dhungana in the lead roles, with Rabin Bhusal, Amrit Sunar and Khum Bhandari appearing in supporting roles. 

Directed by Bishal Nepali, the video presents a love story shaped by separation, memories and emotional pain. Rather than following the format of a conventional music video, ‘Pir Manaima’ uses a more cinematic narrative approach. 

The natural locations of East Rukum are one of the video’s key attractions, with the landscape becoming part of the mood and emotional journey of the characters.

Fashion Professionals Honored at FASHIONFARE AWARDS 2020

Fashion Professionals Honored at FASHIONFARE AWARDS 2020

Posted On 03 March 2021 | By Namaste Hajur

The award event dedicated to the Fashion fraternity named FASHIONFARE AWARDS 2020 has recently been conducted at Imperial Banquet, Kathmandu. The award event awarded the professionals and emerging individuals from the fashion, modeling, and event fraternity in more than fifty various categories.

The event also honored the professionals in the special category for their sincere contribution and achievement in the related field. In the special category, Commercial photographer Raj Bhai Suwal was felicitated with Photographer of the year award while photographer Mahesh Pradhan earned Event photographer of the year award.

Likewise, Fashion Choreographer Rojin Shakya was bestowed with Best International Pageant Choreographer award whereas Transgender Super Model Anjali Lama was honored with Fashion Excellence of the year award.

Similarly in the event Actor Gaurav Pahari received Celebrity of the year award, Journalist Nemish Gautam received Journalist of the year award, Fashion Designer Tenzin Tseten Bhutia earned Fashion Designer of the year award With special recognition Miss Universe Nepal was recognized as Beauty pageant of the year. The award was been received by Nagma Shrestha, the national director for the event.

FASHIONFARE AWARDS 2020 was organized on the occasion of the celebration to commemorate the 7th year anniversary of Dream Search Agency, the company led by Photographer, founder/director of the company Kamal Nikon Chhetri.

Krisha Bags Nepal Telecom Miss Newa 1141

Krisha Bags Nepal Telecom Miss Newa 1141

Posted On 02 March 2021 | By Namaste Hajur

The search for Nepal Telecom Miss Newa 1141 has been completed after finalizing the winner of the competition in the grand finale hosted on 15th Falgun 2077 B.S. at Nepal Academy Hall, Kamaladi Kathmandu. The event witnessed Krisha Maharjan being crowned as the winner of the competition and earned one lakh rupees as the cash prize. Besides being the winner Krisha also bagged the award called best in Nepal Bhasa. As the winner, Krisha received the appointment as a goodwill ambassador for Nepal Cancer Relief Society, Nagarjun Municipality and Nepal Kyokushin-Seishin Kaikan Karate Association.

In the event along with Miss Public Choice award Priya Tandukar bagged first runner-up position while along with Miss Charming award Kristina Maharjan earned second runner-up position. Likewise in the event, Manika Khadgi was chosen as the winner of Talent and Photogenic category while Ruhina Maharjan bagged the award of Best Skin and Social welfare ambassador chief. Similarly, the event saw Manisha Maharjan as the winner of Best Dress award while Anjila Maharjan earned Miss Discipline award. Lenika Dongol bagged Best Hair and Miss Personality award while Sourya Shahi was chosen as Best Smile whereas Swikrity Maharjan was awarded Miss Friendship award.

The event was been judged by the panel of jury members that included chairman of Nepal Kyokushin-Seishin Kaikan Karate Association- Shihan Ashok Kumar Shrestha, Manager of Nepal Telecom- Saroj Kumar Shakya, President of Special Olympics Nepal- Dr. Shikshita Shrestha, Director for CONCERN Nepal- Dr, Bijay Sainju, Former Miss NEWA- Alisha Bajracharya and Vice-Chairperson of Nepal Lipi Guthi- Anil Sthapit.

The event was been organized by Nepalese Fashion Home and was been choreographed by Rojin Shakya. In the event, Former Miss Newa Sunita Dongol was been Nepal Bhasa Instructor and Rejisha Dongol directed the opening act of the contestants. The event was been graced by the Honorable Minister of Communication and Information Technology, Parbat Gurung. The contestants were been dressed in the beautiful designer pieces designed by the student designers of IEC college of art and fashion and were groomed in hair and make-up by the team from Beauty Glow Studio.

Rashmi Shakya won the title Mrs. Beauty Queen Nepal 2021

Rashmi Shakya won the title Mrs. Beauty Queen Nepal 2021

Posted On | By Namaste Hajur

Leaving behind the twenty-two competitors, Rashmi Shakya has earned the title award of Let me in Mrs. Beauty Queen Nepal 2021. In the grand finale of the fourth season of the competition showcased at Rashtriya Naachghar, Jamal, Rashmi also bagged the award called Mrs. Talent. In her court, Dr. Asbina K.C. was been positioned as the first runner-up and was also chosen as Mrs. Intelligent while along with the categories Mrs. Best walk and Best Skin Lasata Shakya was successful as second runner-up.

In the competition, Sarmila Ghising was positioned as third runner-up and also bagged the award of Mrs. Multimedia while Sapana Thapa earned fourth runner-up position along with the award called Mrs. Viewer choice. Similarly, Ambika Thapa was crowned as the winner of the Organizer's choice award and was also awarded as Mrs. Personality.

The event was been organized by Season Media Pvt. Ltd. and was been choreographed and hosted by Choreographer and media person Rojin Shakya. The contestants were been dressed by the attires designed by fashion designer Radha Dhakal Sapkota from Eagle Eyes Fashion House.

The event was been graced by Honorable Kamala Parajuli, the chairperson of National Women Commission as the Chief guest of the event. The event was been judged by Glamour and commercial photographer Raj Bhai Suwal, Mrs. Beauty Queen Nepal 2018 Sudikshya Acharya, Senior Beautician Sita Neupane Pathak, News Presenter at Nepal Television Anita Bindu, Director and Principal of Akshara School Anju Bhattarai, President of Advertising Association of Nepal Province 1 Pawan Adhikari, Chairperson and Principal of Aayam International College Krishna Chandra Jha. The team of Jury members were been headed by the President of Beauty Pageant Association of Nepal-BPAN, Gopal Sundar Lal Kakshapati.