Talk:Siddharth Jagadeesh
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Latest comment: 7 months ago by Dafjldfjladsfjdlfladjs in topic Nationality
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Nationality
[edit]This person move to Singapore at 1 years old (via https://asianews.network/8-year-old-boy-who-lives-in-singapore-becomes-youngest-chess-player-to-beat-a-grandmaster/) and continued to live and represent this new adopted country (also has to serve NS), Following MOS:NATIONALITY, Nationlity change, basically moved as a child, confirmed Singaporean, and continued to continued to identify as a citizen of their adopted country.
Thus as mentioned in MOS:NATIONALITY, this person should be introduced as "Singaporean" instead of "Indian-born Singaporean". Dafjldfjladsfjdlfladjs (talk) 14:15, 4 February 2026 (UTC)
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