MUSCAT – Now studying fashion design at the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in Bengaluru, the 19-year-old represented India at the prestigious global pageant, after being crowned Miss Teen Universe India last year.
The Miss Teen Universe International pageant spanned 10 days, with the preliminary round on October 17 and the grand finale on October 18, where Carrisaa stood out among contestants from across the world with her grace, confidence, and cultural pride.
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Carrisaa’s success has been warmly celebrated by the Indian expatriate community in Oman, particularly by alumni, teachers, and students of Indian School Al Ghubra, where she spent her formative academic years.
Her achievement not only reflects her personal dedication and charisma but also underscores the talent nurtured within the Indian community in Muscat, making her recognition a shared moment of pride.
Beyond pageantry, Carrisaa is passionate about education and youth empowerment. She aims to leverage her platform to inspire young girls and advocate for meaningful social initiatives, showing that her accomplishments extend beyond beauty and style.
