Month: August 2017
Meet your Governors
Public image is his priority Rotary, for me, is the world’s best organisation for brotherhood and social service,” says DG Bagh Singh Pannu, who has
Health comes in little things
Do yourself a favour. Each day become a little healthier, little fitter, little happier and a little freer. “Those who are careful in little things
A million visitors at Surajkund mela
An estimated one million visitors thronged the two-week Surajkund International Crafts Mela at Surajkund in Haryana. Talented artists come from India and across the world
A medical mission to Accra
Rotary medical missions to Africa are welcomed at the hospitals there by both the patients as well as the local doctors who look forward
Naturally Ajrakh
Think moonless, think midnight, think darkness or a star spangled sky, against a stark blue-black background… this is what ajrakh is likened to, with the
International Polio Summit
Rotary District 3291, in association with D 5240 (USA), organised an International Polio Summit — Life after Polio — at Kolkata. The event, chaired
When mirrors helped keep toilets clean!
When a Rotary club in the northern part of Guatemala, one of the five target challenge countries for implementing Rotary International’s WASH in Schools
Rotary newcomer gets President’s Award
A charitable businesswoman has been awarded Stratford Rotary Club’s (Ontario, Canada — D 6330) President’s Award in recognition of her contribution to the charity. Samantha
Rajashree Birla donates another $1 million to TRF
Atlanta is no ordinary city in the US. The first chord it strikes is that of Margaret Mitchell’s incomparable literary work Gone with the Wind,
Rotary President to visit Port Macquarie projects
Rotary International President Ian Riseley will visit Port Macquarie (New South Wales, Australia) on July 31. Riseley is expected to inspect a number of Rotary
Owori’s legacy will live on
After the concluding session at the 2017 International Assembly, all African DGEs and other leaders were assembled in the suite of RI President Nominee Sam
Rotary Flag flies high
When Jamling Norgay said, “It was like touching my father’s soul. I felt at home being on the Himalayas. I belong there,” it gave me
Food bank gets upgraded driveway for loading
A small improvement project undertaken by a local service club in response to a request for assistance has created better access to an area service.
Skilling Odisha
After an exciting and rewarding career in the IT industry, a prominent part of it as a founder of the IT services firm Mindtree, barely