Day: March 2, 2015
A simple, powerful Rotary story
The little figure walked up to the podium at the International Assembly to admit in all humility that she had no big degrees or professional
Of Bits and Bytes
The children at Lady Hawabai Girls High School at Pune will now be comfortable to talk about bits and bytes, hardware and software and a
Building schools in the cloud
The future of learning “could it be we won’t need to go to schools at all … could it be if we need to
From Despondency To Hope
Just over a year ago the mood in India was one of doom and gloom. The economy was sputtering (despite the revised figures), job generation
District Scores – March 2015
RC Salem Gugai RI District 2980 RotaKids Club of Salem Gugai, the club’s initiative to enhance talents and skills of children in the region was
Educating Girls In Afghanistan
Meet Razia Jan, a Rotarian by membership, a humanitarian at heart, who is changing the lives of girls and women in Afghanistan. A member of
Educating girls in Afghanistan
Meet Razia Jan, a Rotarian by membership, a humanitarian at heart, who is changing the lives of girls and women in Afghanistan. A member of
Building Water Health Centres
This International Women’s Day, a consortium of women from seven countries, will join a group of Rotarians in Bengaluru to launch a Water Health Centre
Innovate to increase membership
If I ask you what is Rotary, I know I will probably get 540 different answers. When someone asks what Rotary is and we’re not
Spray & Service
It is that time of the year in the Rotary world, for District Conferences, where District Governors motivate and inspire their teams to do even
Women Have Strengthened Rotary
Having grown up in a large family with “six strong women — my mother and five sisters,” he could vouch for the popular Chinese saying:
Empowering women through Vocational training
Sarala, a polio victim suffering from disability in her hands, was rejected at every tailoring institute she had applied. At Gurukulam Vocational Training Centre, an
K R “Ravi” Ravindran
K R Ravindran insists you call him “Ravi” immediately after you’ve been introduced. He has bearing: He is tall, with excellent posture, and he has the
A simple, powerful Rotary story
The little figure walked up to the podium at the International Assembly to admit in all humility that she had no big degrees or professional
Lighting up the blind…
Life did not stagnate for 72-year old T N Prabhakar, blind-by-birth, and today, the Chairman of Saibaba School for the Blind at Narasipur in Medak
A unique partnership
The collaboration of Rotary Clubs Thane East, D 3140, India and Mission Viejo, D 5320, USA dates back to 2004–05, and continuing to this day,
The Beauty Myth
From time immemorial women have strived to look beautiful. There have been changing standards of beauty and body size that are considered attractive through