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Harvard University names Avantika Vandanapu South Asian Person of the Year

Indian-American actress Avantika Vandanapu, who is known for her role in Mean Girls, has been honoured with the South Asian Person of the Year award by Harvard University. She said her ‘journey has just begun’. She was recongnised for her...

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Updated At : 03:23 PM Apr 10, 2024 IST

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Indian-American actress Avantika Vandanapu, who is known for her role in Mean Girls, has been honoured with the South Asian Person of the Year award by Harvard University. She said her ‘journey has just begun’. She was recongnised for her outstanding achievements and impact on both the international and Indian entertainment industries. Vandanapu said, “Being honoured by such a prestigious institution as Harvard University is truly humbling and incredibly motivating. This award not only acknowledges my efforts.”

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