Two Singapore students win the Diana Award - an international recognition for founding and running NGOs


SINGAPORE, July 11 (The Straits Times/ANN): Two students have been recognised with the Diana Award for founding and running non-governmental organisations (NGOs) serving the underprivileged here.

Recent Yale-NUS graduate Nur Hazeem Abdul Nasser, 23, and National Public School (NPS) International student Aanya Rao, 16, received the award at a virtual ceremony on July 1.

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