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NRI teen girl wins Citizen award in US

A teenage American Indian Anjali Bhatia has topped among six winners, announced by the US Centre for Citizen Diplomacy for their exemplary work as citizen diplomats.

DNA Web Team

Updated : Nov 19, 2013, 11:17 PM IST

NEW YORK: A teenage American Indian Anjali Bhatia has topped among six winners, announced by the US Centre for Citizen Diplomacy for their exemplary work as citizen diplomats.

The 19-year-old is being given the honour “National Award for Citizen Diplomacy” that would be recognised at a ceremony in Washington on February 12.

Anjali, who is from New Jersey, founded Discover Worlds at the age of 16. The student-run, organisation promotes relations between the United States and Rwanda. It focuses on eradicating poverty.

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