Neha Hinge wins Femina Miss India International

May 7, 2010 - PRLog -- After the grand success of former Femina Miss India World 2009 - Pooja Chopra, The Tiara has added yet another feather to its cap .Neha Hinge, trained by Pageant coach Ritika Ramtri Kumar of The Tiara won Femina Miss India International 2010 and People's Choice Contest at the Femina Miss India Contest which was held recently. Neha also won Pantaloons Femina Miss Fresh Face and Apna Circle Miss Professional.

Neha who is 23 and 5 feet 10 inches trained with The Tiara from June 2009. Pageant Coach Ritika Ramtri took her through the paces of pageant competition from her image consultation and grooming, to current events, question handling, mental preparation, public speaking, pageant walk and stance and other techniques to keep her ahead of the competition. Neha worked diligently through the year on her hair, look and body. Little wonder then that she left an indelible imprint in the world of pageantry.

Born in Shrirampur (Maharashtra), Neha spent her school years in Dewas. Neha graduated with a B.E in Electronics and Telecommunication from DY Patil College. A girl who is modern yet one who values traditional values is how best one can describe Neha. She is your typical girl next door who believes that, "Success is not final, failure is not fatal, and it's the courage to continue that counts".Neha loves watching movies and her favourite actors are Hrithik Roshan, Salman Khan and her favorite movies are Maine Pyaar Kiya, Matrix and Taare Zameen Par. She is one among the six girls selected for Bollywood Diva Top 6.



“We specialize in preparing pageant in the spotlight. We teach aspirants to win and share with them the insights of pageant walking, interviewing and performing” says Pageant Coach Ritika Ramtri Kumar.



Her coaching has helped many past Miss India, Mr. India, Manhunt and Megamodel winners. The students are taught phenomenal presentation skills. She adds, “They learn how to be in control of the environment and how to communicate effectively with the judges and the audience members. These techniques help to eliminate fear or nervousness that they have about competing in various competitions.”



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