Day: April 30, 2021
Tell your Rotary stories to grow our organisation: Jennifer Jones
A decade ago, I completed one of the greatest achievements of my life. My husband Nick and I climbed nearly 20,000ft to reach the
Project Orange to roll-out 200 hybrid vision centres
Project Orange of RID 3232 aims at combating avoidable blindness by setting up 200 hybrid vision centres (HVC) covering 2,500 villages and one crore beneficiaries in
RC Spic Nagar provides comprehensive healthcare
RC Spic Nagar, RID 3212, on its 47th year of charter, has various ongoing service projects, with major focus on providing healthcare. More than 100
RIPE Shekhar Mehta conferred D Litt
Youth have a role to play in the nation-building process as they are the trustees of posterity for the future, said RIPE Shekhar Mehta, after
Let’s help our citizens fight Covid
An update by the World Health Organisation shows over 144 million Covid cases till April 23, and over three million deaths worldwide. WHO is bothered,
All the troubles worth it to see our grandson
Last month, after a very long time, we got lucky. We travelled to Switzerland to see our grandson who was born last year in July.
This too shall pass
We all know change is inevitable. There is a Japanese term I’m very fond of, it’s called Wabi-Sabi. It simply means, nothing is permanent,
Creating your own ‘black gold’ at home
It doesn’t matter if you live on the seventh floor of a high rise or in a ground floor house with a garden. The person
Girls’ day out
Rotary Club of Himalayan Ranges Mansa Devi, RID 3080, has been spreading smiles among hundreds of children every year since 2018 with their project Choti
Delhi Rotarians form Indian Fellowship for Cycling to Serve
Inspired by the International Fellowship of Cycling Rotarians (FCS, that is, Fellowship for Cycling to Serve), RC Delhi Manthan, RID 3011, took the lead in
Covid vaccination is important, but polio eradication is our DNA
Excerpts: Kamal Sanghvi: Please let us into your thought process on how you came down to this theme: Serve to change lives? Shekhar Mehta:
An abandoned pond rejuvenated near Gwalior
Twenty-five villages and 25,000 habitants are the beneficiaries of a resurrected pond in Kulaith, a reserve forest 25km from Gwalior. The pond was brought to