Who is Dhruvi Patel, Miss India Worldwide 2024? A Techie with a Passion for Charity

Dhruvi Patel, an Indian-American engineering student, recently claimed the title of Miss India Worldwide 2024, a prestigious pageant that celebrates Indian culture and heritage outside of India. The event, held in Edison, New Jersey, marks an important milestone in Dhruvi’s journey.

She’s currently pursuing a degree in Computer Information Systems at Quinnipiac University, balancing her academics with a strong presence on Instagram, where she connects with over 18.6K followers. Beyond her studies and social media, Dhruvi is making a difference through her nonprofit organization, 3DCharities, which she runs from her home.

After winning the title of Miss India New England 2023, Dhruvi’s crowning moment at Miss India Worldwide was a dream realized. In her words, “Winning Miss India Worldwide is more than just wearing a crown. It’s about representing my heritage and values while inspiring others on a global stage.”

Competition Overview

The competition saw fierce contestants from around the world. Lisa Abdoelhak from Suriname took home the title of first runner-up, while Malvika Sharma from the Netherlands was named the second runner-up.

The Mrs. Division was led by SuAnn Mouttet of Trinidad and Tobago, who emerged as the winner. Sneha Nambiar earned the first runner-up spot, and Pawandip Kaur from the United Kingdom finished as second runner-up.

In the Teen Category, Sierra Suret from Guadeloupe claimed the crown of Miss Teen India Worldwide, with Shreya Singh from the Netherlands and Shradha Tedjoe from Suriname taking the first and second runner-up titles, respectively.

A Platform to Promote Indian Culture

The India Festival Committee, led by Neelam and Dharmatma Saran in New York, has been hosting the Miss India Worldwide pageant for over three decades. It serves as a platform for Indian-origin women to showcase their talent, beauty, and cultural pride on an international stage.

For Dhruvi Patel, winning this title is not just an achievement, but an opportunity to inspire others, especially young women interested in technology and charity work. Through her victory, she aims to blend modern ideals with a deep respect for her cultural roots, making her a role model for the next generation.