article_snippet: Contestants are subjected to a two-week boot camp where Contestants take one numerous tasks, including entertaining orphans, medical exams and a psychological test where the women are quizzed on aspects of the women personality.
article_snippet: Hundreds of women enter the contest online and 20 finalists are then chosen by judges.
article_snippet: The women are then taken to one of the city's slums so The women organisers can see how The women interact with underprivileged people and how it affects underprivileged people.
article_snippet: The pageant is judged by a panel of men and women, but the final decision between the best two contestants is made by 100 child orphans.
article_snippet: The women are asked to entertain a group of children, who later turn out to be some of the boys and girls who will be judging in the competition.
article_snippet: they were taken for they home to be photographed for the competition.'
article_snippet: In another task, The women are given 150,000 rupees (£7.50) and asked to buy three presents for elderly women who live in a local residential home.
article_snippet: After a few more tasks, the eve of the grand final arrives and a last minute entry to the competition is announced - from Trinidad And Tobago.
article_snippet: In the day of the competition, The women The women arrive at the studios to take part.
article_snippet: The children then each vote on who they prefer and first place goes to Miss Tunisia, who got 51 votes compared to IndiaIndia's 49 votes.
highlights_snippet: In a new documentary she travels to Jakarta to take part in the pageant .
  
highlights_snippet: The contestants are then put through a series of tasks over two weeks .
  