Indian-American teenager Riddhi Chauhan leads 300 US Navy cadets
Riddhi Chauhan is not merely an immigrant; she is a role model for the average American teenager who will lead the America of the future.
NEW YORK:- For adolescents and young adults aged 17 to 23, the day begins with the rush to attend high school classes in the morning and ends with the stress of homework and complaints directed at their parents.
However, the day for 17-year-old Riddhi Chauhan begins in the early hours, intertwined with the daily routines of 300 cadets and the future success of these aspiring naval personnel.
Riddhi, a student at Benjamin N. Cardozo High School in the Queens borough of New York, currently serves as the Battalion Commanding Officer of her school’s Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) unit.
Riddhi Chauhan is not merely an immigrant; she is a role model for the average American teenager who will lead the America of the future.
