Month: October 2020
Rotary marks presence in Arunachal with a Rotaract club
Welcome to the land of the rising sun. Rotary is now present in Arunachal Pradesh, the northeastern state known for its scenic wonder and
A multidistrict seminar to grow Rotary
A multidistrict virtual membership seminar was organised by RCs Calcutta Renaissance and Calcutta Centenary, RID 3291, in association with RCs Delhi Elite (RID 3011), Solapur
Virtual RYLA attracts youth from Brazil, Nigeria
A two-day multidistrict virtual RYLA was organised for over 350 Interactors and young professionals in the age group 16–23 from RIDs 3132, 3211 and 3212.
RID 3250 to plant one tree for every Rotarian
Plant, preserve, manage forests, and measure the benefits they provide. This way we can build a more sustainable future.” With these words RIPE Shekhar
On the racks – October 20
Work Hard-ly Author : Monica IyengarPublisher : Rupa PublicationsPages : 118; Rs.170 Divided into 13 chapters, the book discusses time management, team management, balancing
Club HOP – October 2020
RC Nannilam – RID 2981 An RO water purifier costing ₹60,000 was set up at the Government Maternity Hospital-cum-PHC at Aanaikuppam village. ______________________________________________ RC
Kishore Kumar, the delightful yodeller
He was gifted with this rare, fluent and mellifluous voice,” said Satyajit Ray about Kishore Kumar. “As a singer of popular songs, he had
Helping frontline workers in Gandevi
It was about 11 in the night when Parimal Naik, member of RC Gandevi, RID 3060, received a distress call from Dr Pradnesh Parmar. “We
Choose the right DRFCC
In Nov 2004, the RI Board agreed that every club should have, as part of its standing committees, a Rotary Foundation committee to educate club
Celebrate World Polio Day with a donation
In the early 1990s, polio was still a concern in my country. As the Sri Lanka PolioPlus Committee chair, I was part of a task
Leverage digital tools for club innovation
During a recent zoom meeting with Rotarians and Rotaractors, I looked at the smiling faces on my screen
Sustainable solutions to end poverty
Nearly 800 million people live on less than $1.90 a day. Rotarians must work to provide sustainable solutions to end poverty. Skills and knowledge are
One-to-One
In 2015, 193 world leaders agreed to 17 ambitious goals — the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN — to end poverty, fight ine- quality
We don’t need to go back to a pre-corona world: Muhammad Yunus
My question is why do we want to want to go back to a pre-corona world at all? Is it worth it? The world which
A perfect gentleman passes on…
It was with utter shock and a deep sense of sadness that we at the Rotary News Trust absorbed the news of the untimely demise