Crowned Second Runner-Up in Classic Category; Named Most Admired Finalist at New Delhi Pageant
NEW DELHI: Dr. Alice Mathew from Kottayam, Kerala, has brought pride to India and the Malayali community by winning the title of Second Runner-Up – Classic Mrs. India International Queen 2026 at the prestigious Mrs. India International Queen 2026 pageant held at The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, New Delhi, from July 14 to 18.
The five-day pageant, organized under the leadership of Founder Director Ankita Saroha, brought together contestants from different countries and various states of India. A total of 91 finalists participated in the event, which celebrated women for their empowerment, integrity, confidence, talent and excellence.
Competing in the Classic category against 57 finalists aged 41 and above, Dr. Alice Mathew impressed the judges and audience through her outstanding performances in various rounds, showcasing her talent, personality, confidence and presentation skills.
Her achievement became even more remarkable as she secured two prestigious honours at the event. In addition to being crowned Second Runner-Up – Classic Mrs. India International Queen 2026, she was also honoured as the “Mrs. India International Queen 2026 – Most Admired Finalist.”
A retired Professor from the University of Las Vegas, Nevada, Dr. Alice Mathew is a multifaceted personality who continues to inspire others as a motivational speaker and YouTube blogger.
Her latest success adds another shining chapter to her pageant journey. In 2025, she won the title of Mrs. India 2025 Super Classic, demonstrating her continued commitment to excellence and self-confidence.
Dr. Alice Mathew’s double achievement is a moment of immense pride for Kottayam, Kerala and Indians across the world. Her journey stands as an inspiring example that confidence, courage, talent and determination have no age limit.
From academia to motivational speaking, digital media and now the national pageant stage, Dr. Alice Mathew continues to prove that it is never too late to dream, achieve and shine.
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