Punjabi University erupts in joy as Navneet Kaur Dhillon wins Miss India crown

Patiala: Punjab University Patiala and the newly crowned Miss India Students and teachers mater, Navneet Kaur Dhillon erupted in joy to celebrate his victory.

Navneet face of stiff competition from 23 beauties from across the country compete for 7 days and the winner emerged with the royal city and the University of laurels. Ladoos and distributed sweets and burst crackers, while his companions were Punjabi Dhol Music nacata.

"They have a lot of hard work to reach the platform in the beginning I did not believe it., But after getting the support of friends that actually happened," said his classmate Kriti sword.

Almost everyone is well trained and very friendly, and never let anyone outside Navneet know as arrogance attitude and the nicest person in the department around. Navneet he Budhha Public School Ambala, and then forcing the school of Patiala 12 Army studied. Aspiration to this movie and acting career, he Advanced Media (Cams) Studies, Punjabi University, B.Tech cams for the Center for Patiala connected. Television, film production and media technology course in 2011.

Virender Sodhi, their cams classmate, said: "She always has a positive attitude and hard work if you do not put the desired results. Would say that eventually your hard work has paid is ready." When Cams promotional films on social issues by the Punjab Legal Services Authority was responsible for the preparation, Navneet two films, which were awareness about the issue of female feticide acted. Her teacher said Kanwal Jeet Singh, the country wants to work for women's empowerment.

"Female feticide is about three short films he worked on, and plan to do more in this area during filming, and 8 to work in difficult conditions. At 10 am and sometimes, Kanwal said freezing temperatures also opening up the rural areas, but he complained Fatigue symptoms or never ". Punjabi University Chancellor, Dr Jaspal Singh said that the ceremony will be hosted by Navneet special greeting when he gives in Bombay.