Indian-origin teen Aditi Paudel named Japan's first literacy ambassador at 17
Aditi Paudel, a 17-year-old high school student, has been appointed as Japan's first literacy ambassador by the World Literacy Foundation. She is the first person in Japan to hold this role, marking a significant milestone for the organization's presence in the country. Paudel believes literacy is a critical tool for empowering young people and opening doors to opportunity around the world. As part of her vision, she plans to donate books to Asian countries that struggle with low literacy rates. Her efforts are aimed at expanding the foundation's global outreach and impact.
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