Chhillar’s victory quickly turned into the best trending topic on the social media in India after the declaration, with Manohar Lal Khattar – the priest of her home province of Haryana – among the first to offer congrats. Chhillar was given the crown by the year ago’s champ, Stephanie del Valle of Puerto Rico, at the service in the Chinese beachfront city of Sanya on Saturday night. Stephanie Hill of England and Andrea Meza of Mexico completed as sprinters up. Saturday denoted the Miss World show’s arrival to Sanya, on southern China’s Hainan Island, for the seventh time, where the occasion was last held in 2015.
And history is made! India’s Manushi Chhillar finally gets the blue crown after 17 years. #MissWorld2017 @MissWorldLtd pic.twitter.com/3Eyru4iWcx
— Miss India (@feminamissindia) November 18, 2017
Definitely the most awaited pic! @ManushiChhillar with her parents. #MissWorld2017 pic.twitter.com/gkA34620Ky
— Miss India (@feminamissindia) November 18, 2017
Thank you, everyone, for your constant love, support at prayers! @feminamissindia @MissWorldLtd #MissWorld2017 This one’s for #India pic.twitter.com/kcnLV4C22P
— Manushi Chhillar (@ManushiChhillar) November 18, 2017
