Guyana has again made its mark on the international pageantry stage. Three representatives from Guyana secured three placements at the recently concluded Miss, Mrs and Teen India Worldwide 2026 pageant held in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Grand Coronation took place on Thursday evening at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) in Port of Spain Trinidad. Delegates from around the world gathered for an evening that celebrated beauty, culture, talent, confidence and excellence.
The 2026 event was the Miss India Worldwide, the 9th Mrs India Worldwide and the 6th Teen India Worldwide. It was a milestone for this internationally recognised pageant.

Guyana was represented by the reigning Miss India Guyana 2026 Mrs India Guyana 2026 and Teen India Guyana 2026 queens. Each queen delivered a performance and earned a place in the Top 3 finalists of their international competitions.
Dharmini Meghoo, Miss India Guyana 2026 was crowned Miss India Worldwide 1st RunnerUp 2026. Romona Singh, Mrs. India Guyana 2026 earned the title of Mrs India Worldwide 1st RunnerUp 2026. Janvi Mohanlall, Miss Teen India Guyana 2026 secured the title of Teen India Worldwide 2nd RunnerUp 2026.
These results are an achievement for Guyana. All three delegates finished in the Top 3 of their international competitions. Guyana’s delegation also earned two awards during the competition beyond the major titles.
Singh received the Mrs Catwalk Award for her elegance, confidence and commanding presence on the runway. Mohanlall was honoured with the Teen Best Talent Award highlighting her talent and performance throughout the competition.
Together the three queens brought home three international placements and two special awards. It was a night for Guyana.
While the spotlight shines on the three queens Guyana’s franchise emphasised that international success came from an effort. A dedicated team and unwavering support from sponsors, partners, contributors, family members, supporters and wellwishers helped achieve this.
Special recognition was given to Dianna Heralal, the delegation’s makeup artist and hairstylist. Her artistry, professionalism and attention to detail helped the queens look and feel their best throughout the competition.

Special appreciation was also given to Alicia Bess-Anderson of Prestige Pageant Management. Her expertise, mentorship, coaching and dedicated preparation gave the queens confidence, skills and poise to represent Guyana on the stage.
The organisation also acknowledged individuals who worked tirelessly behind the scenes. From preparation and styling to logistics, sponsorship, travel arrangements and delegation support their combined efforts made Guyana’s international participation possible.
For Meghoo, Singh and Mohanlall the experience was far more than competing for titles. They carried the culture, spirit and pride of Guyana while representing their country before an audience at the grand NAPA stage in Port of Spain.
Their accomplishments reflect dedication, preparation, teamwork and perseverance. They also highlight the growing presence of pageantry on the international stage.
With three 3 international placements and two special awards Guyana’s delegation returned home with achievements that will be remembered as a proud chapter, in Guyana’s pageantry history.
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