Siri H S and Sruthy K Crowned Miss South India and Mrs South India 2026

Miss South India 2026: Winner Siri H S (centre), with First Runner-Up Nidhika Sonu Augustine (left) and Second Runner-Up Harini Anand (right).

New Delhi [India], August 15: The 24th edition of Unique Times and DQUE Watches Miss South India 2026 and the prestigious Unique Times and DQUE Watches Mrs South India 2026, organized by Pegasus Global Pvt. Ltd., were held on August 9, 2026, at Le Méridien Kochi. Siri H S from Karnataka was crowned Miss South India 2026, with Nidhika Sonu Augustine from Kerala as First Runner-Up and Harini Anand from Karnataka as Second Runner-Up. In the Mrs South India category, Sruthy K from Kerala won the coveted title, while Sharanya R from Tamil Nadu secured the First Runner-Up position and Surya Suresh from Kerala was named Second Runner-Up. The crowning ceremonies were held in the presence of Dr. Ajit Ravi, Founder and Chairman of Pegasus Global

Miss South India

Mrs South India 2026: Winner Sruthy K (centre), with First Runner-Up Sharanya R (left) and Second Runner-Up Surya Suresh (right).

The Miss South India judging panel comprised Rinky Shah, Punam Chetry, Ashwarea Ulhas, Pournami Murali and Rashmi Thakur, while the Mrs South India panel included Geethu Christy, Pooja Mohan, Dr. Varna Sampath and Reji Bhaskar. Contestants selected through various stages from across South India competed for the prestigious titles, showcasing confidence, talent, grace and individuality. Regional title winners in Miss South India included Nikhithaa Prabhuram (Tamil Nadu), Nidhika Sonu Augustine (Kerala), Jaanvi Mishra (Karnataka), Madhura Sahithi (Andhra) and Sana Qaiyum (Telangana). Mrs South India regional titles went to Sharanya R (Tamil Nadu), Viviya Santh B (Kerala Global), Swati (Karnataka), Kiran Kalsi (Andhra) and Ritu Agarwal (Telangana). The events also recognized winners across categories such as Popularity Queen, Talent, Inspiring, Vivacious, Ramp Walk, Congeniality and Fashionista. 

The powered-by partners were FICF, SAJ Group Hotels & Resorts, Alcazar Watches, Vibe Munnar, Parakkat Resorts, Green Media, and Bright Outdoor Media Ltd, whose support contributed to the success of the event. The event’s co-partners included DQUE 78 TFM Grade One Soap, Aiswaria Outdoor Media, Europe Times, UT World, Times New, uniquetimes.org, Vikas VKS Make-Up Artist, Snapshot Wedding Company, JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Akshay Inco, and VKS Beauty and Bridal Lounge. The twin pageants brought together accomplished and aspiring women from across South India, celebrating beauty, talent, empowerment, and excellence on a prestigious platform.

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