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Miss World contestants soak in Kakatiya heritage
The New Indian Express Kalaburagi
|May 15, 2025
FROM serene Yadadri to spiritual Nagarjunasagar, the Miss World 2025 cultural trail moved to a majestic crescendo on Wednesday as 50 contestants visited the historic Ramappa Temple in Mulugu and Warangal's iconic monuments.
At Ramappa — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — 33 contestants from the Americas and Europe were welcomed with Kommu Koya drums and a red-carpet ritual, including a traditional foot-washing ceremony. Dressed in elegant Ikat half sarees, the contestants joined a pooja and explored the temple, marvelling at its intricate carvings. They were especially captivated by a stone that allows a needle to pass through 13 precise gaps — a marvel of Kakatiya craftsmanship.
The evening unfolded with a dance recital led by Prof Dr Alekya Punjala, portraying Rani Rudrama Devi's legacy, followed by a powerful Perini Shiva Tandavam by 60 artistes. A light-and-sound show illuminated the temple's timeless grandeur, immersing visitors in its history.
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