Rasheeda Bhagat
Considering the state of the world in which we live today, Rotarians need to come together and “use Rotary as an instrument for peace… reaching out across divides and forming connections with people you
Rasheeda Bhagat
In October, several clubs from RI district 3233 came together in an ambitious venture to give 200 underprivileged women in Chennai not only sewing machines, but also the crucial training and skills required to use those machines to become economically
Jaishree
You are not the leader of your district… the most important person in the Rotary world is always and only the club president,” said RI President Francesco Arezzo to the governors-elect at the valedictory of Rotary’s annual training programme organised
Rasheeda Bhagat
One of the most awaited sessions of our Zone Institutes is moderated by past RI President K R Ravindran, known for his incisive conversation with senior RI leadership. The recent session at the Tejas Institute in Delhi upheld this tradition
V Muthukumaran
As social catalyst and torchbearers of progress, Rotary is the beacon of light with a spirit of service and endeavours for nation-building, said India’s Vice President C P Radhakrishnan while inaugurating the Rotary zone institute, Tejas — Wings of change,
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Francesco Arezzo
M Muruganandam
K P Nagesh
Rasheeda Bhagat
Holger Knaack
Bharat Pandya
Rasheeda Bhagat
Following a need-assessment survey conducted jointly by RC Trivandrum Central, RID 3211, and the CSI Mission Hospital, Kazhakootam, and keeping the focus on the city of Thiruvananthapuram needing about 400 units of blood every day to help those requiring blood transfusion, RC Trivandrum Central has gifted the city a blood
Jaishree
Kiran Zehra
Team Rotary News
Team Rotary News
For many beneficiaries, simply holding a glass of water or picking up an object became an overwhelming moment of rediscovered ability. Some cut vegetables with ease, others operated vehicles confidently, acts they had long been unable to perform. Tears, smiles and quiet disbelief filled the room as individuals experienced the joy of independence once again.
Team Rotary News
An idea of Hiren Shah, president of RC Surendranagar, RID 3060, has blossomed into Project Kala Karmapeeth, empowering 155 women and girls through skilling in six vocational courses. With the objective of giving regular income to women, a vocational training centre was inaugurated by DG Amardeep Singh Bunet in July.
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The Rotary Club of Bikaner Uprise, RID 3053, organised a three-day vocational training workshop to help local women and girls enhance their skills, confidence
