M’sian recognised for helping youth

By BENJAMIN LEE

Changemakers unite: Mathura (right) attending the Commonwealth Youth Awards 2023 ceremony at St James’s Palace, London, in the presence of His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh. She was awarded £1,000, a trophy and certificate as part of her achievement.

27-year-old among 20 finalists shortlisted for Commonwealth Youth Awards 2023

PETALING JAYA: After helping more than 58,000 students discover their passion over the last eight years, Commonwealth Youth Awards 2023 finalist Mathura Kannan is far from done.

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