Month: May 2015

Five Rotary clubs of the United Arab Emirates led by Dr Nabil Mitry, Past President of RC Dubal Cosmopolitan, hosted the Annual Gala Dinner in

The villages around Gulbarga and the underprivileged community of the town have benefitted from the humanitarian services of Rotary Club of Gulbarga Suncity, D 3160.

Cultural extravaganza and Peace and Goodwill Summit marked the four-day (February 20-23) Rotary Day celebration of District 3132. The event was hosted by RC Aurangabad

Around 10,000 children including Rotaractors and Interactors were treated to an aero-modeling show organised by RC Ahmednagar Midtown, D 3132, at Wadia Park. The show

Inmates of the Patiala Central Jail, Punjab, are planning their future thanks to RC Patiala Midtown’s (D 3090) correctional education programme that imparts general knowledge,

I like Mullah Nasruddin and Vikram ­aur Bethal,” said Munaza Pathan, a class 4 student of Swami Dayanand Saraswati Primary School. She can now borrow

One of the significant highlights of the Rotary Peace Conference hosted by Districts 3281 and 3282 at Dhaka, Bangladesh in February was the ‘Dhaka Declaration’

Rotary Club of Shoranur, D 3201, donated Maruti vans to Pain & Palliative Care Units of Shoranur Municipality and Vallathdol Nagar Panchayat. The vehicles would

Kattanchimalai, 35 km from Coimbatore, is a tribal village with a population of 85 people, all living in extreme poverty. The village lacked basic amenities

It was a “conscious decision” for Sarah Farnand to specialise in the field of special education. A Fulbright-Nehru Scholar and English Teaching Assistant (ETA), US-India

Rotary Club of Tirupur East, RI District 3202, a 100 per cent PHF club since its charter, recently installed an RO plant at the railway

It is known as the Taj of the district; D 3110. The oldest Club of the district, RC Agra now 76, is one among the

As an ardent smartphone user, what I usually look for in smartphone is the perfect amalgamation of hardware and software to give me a seamless

Zoya Rana, a 21-year old student pursuing a degree in Fine Arts in Mumbai had come to Nagpur, her hometown, for a short holiday. Little

Phir mein kahan jaon?”(Where else should I go?) was the terse reply of the elderly woman who was coming from the side of the railway

Sunday, 12 April, marks 60 years since the Salk polio vaccine was declared safe, effective and potent. In that time, the number of polio cases