Day: March 30, 2021
Let’s expand our services to preserve Earth
This year, we celebrate Earth Day on April 22 with a new sense of purpose. The environment is now an area of focus for Rotary.
The power of partnership
“Make no little plans,” American architect Daniel Burnham said. “They have no magic to stir our blood and probably themselves will not be realised.” When
Contribute generously to our Annual and Polio Funds
Anthropologist Margaret Mead said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that
Maternal and child care must for healthy communities
Dear Rotary leaders, When the going gets tough, the tough get going. It’s a time of great stress and uncertainty. It’s also a moment in
One-to-one
As a second wave of the Covid pandemic threatens to sweep our zones, I recall Paul Harris’s words: “Rotary must continue to pioneer or be
Covid vaccination: Rotary lends a hand
Little did we realise when the first reports of the coronavirus began trickling in Jan 2020 that the entire world would be turned topsy-turvy.
Preparing district leaders to lead
At Lakshya — the annual training workshop for the DGEs, DGNs and incoming district chairs for different Rotary verticals, convenor and RIDE Mahesh Kotbagi
The young who’re making a difference
In December 2019, at 34, Sanna Marin from Finland became the youngest prime minister in the world. Isn’t it marvellous that so many young leaders,
Tracing the growth of Finnish women
At 34, Finland’s PM Sanna Marin became the world’s youngest prime minister in 2019, and her cabinet has a majority of women members. Women
Project Positive Health creates young advocates of healthy living
Calling Project Positive Health (PPH), a “great project,” RIPE Shekhar Mehta congratulated RID Bharat Pandya on its success. “The highest number of global grants
New Rotary models being worked out: Barry Rassin
Rotary will have a robust structure 10 years down the line with 45 regional boards managing its global affairs, while district governors will be playing
Let peace begin with us
Rotary’s peace programmes are not popular in our part of the world. It is a pity that we do not place much emphasis on them;