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Arshi Ghosh wins the Miss Transqueen India 2023 pageant

Arshi Ghosh is the winner of the Miss Transqueen India pageant with Ella Dev Verma as the first runner up and Victoria Taying as the second runner up. The event was judged by a panel of seven judges, including Rita...

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Updated At : 01:32 PM Apr 11, 2023 IST

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Arshi Ghosh is the winner of the Miss Transqueen India pageant with Ella Dev Verma as the first runner up and Victoria Taying as the second runner up. The event was judged by a panel of seven judges, including Rita Gangwani, Varun Katyal and others.

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Miss Transqueen India winner, Arshi Ghosh from Mumbai, said, “After becoming Miss Transqueen India 2023, I feel so blessed and grateful for all the love. With the help of this platform I would like start the gender sensitisation journey from the very root of society, the rural areas of India, where I came from and became who I am today.”

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