Sanjana Sanghi appointed Youth Advocate for Education

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Updated At : 01:40 PM Jun 20, 2021 IST

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A Delhi University gold medallist and recipient of recognition from the honourable HRD Minister of India for falling in India’s top 0.1% percentile in her Class 12 board examinations, actress-model Sanjana Sanghi’s passion and belief in the power of education has been personal and consistent. In 2014, she decided to take this passion forward when as a first-year college student she began her journey as a teacher-volunteer for educating underprivileged children with a Delhi-based NGO. Her journey now comes full circle as she has been entrusted as the Youth Advocate for Education by India’s leading Child Rights Organisation, Save The Children.

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