Miss India World 2019 Suman Rao: 5 Things About the Beauty Queen You Didn't Know Of! (Watch Video)

Just like Manushi Chillar made India proud with the Miss World 2017 crown, Suman Rao is all set to take over the world this year. Taking the hopes and dreams of all the Indians Rao is going to represent India in the coveted Miss World 2019 that is going to take place in ExCeL London in United Kingdom on 14 December 2019. The 20-year-old model, who has the title of Miss India Rajasthan 2019 under her name was crowned Miss India 2019, last night. Ever since the news has broken in, fans cannot keep calm. With best wishes from each and every part of India, Suman Rao is giving away all kinds of positive vibes.

Suman Rao was crowned by last year's winner Anukreethy Vas from Tamil Nadu captured in an emotional moment. However, not many people yet know much about the incredibly beautiful model who is going to represent India. Apart from her beautiful pictures doing rounds on the internet, there isn't much information available about the diva. Here are five things you probably didn't know about Miss World India, Suman Rao:

1. Suman Rao was born on 23 November 1998. She hails from Aaidana village that is located near Udaipur, Rajasthan.
2. She has been crowned as the 1st runner-up, in 2018 Miss Navi Mumbai contest.
3. Her childhood was spent in New Mumbai and she did her schooling at Mahatma School of Academics and Sports. She is currently pursuing accountancy course from the University of Mumbai.
4. Suman Rao is also a trained Kathak dancer.
5. Suman Rao has a philanthropic side. She associates herself with the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation to help the dreams of underprivileged women of her community.

Here's a Video Of Suman Rao Being Crowned as Femina Miss India World 2019:

Suman Rao also holds a very strong opinion about gender bias that exists in our patriarchal Indian society. During a pageant, Rao spoke about gender inequality and the stereotypes that we face in the world, precisely taking into consideration, the community she comes from.  She said, "I come from a community where gender inequality and other stereotypes are still into existence, so when I saw two primary choices in front of me, to either accept the conditions those were in existence or to take the responsibility for changing the same, I chose the latter one."

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