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Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Bharatiya-Australian teen medical student Ishaan Chaudhuri named South Australia’s Young Citizen of the Year

“At an age when most teenagers are settling into Year 11, 16-year-old Indian-Australian prodigy Ishaan Chaudhuri is navigating his first year of medical school – and urging South Australians not to wait their turn to lead.

The City of Norwood, Payneham & St Peters student was named Young Citizen of the Year at the state’s Citizen of the Year Awards, presented by the Australia Day Council of South Australia in partnership with 69 councils across the state.

The awards recognise community contributions by South Australians who have already been honoured in their local government areas…….”

Read full article at theaustraliatoday.com.au

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