Month: January 2022
Lessons in leadership for DGEs
One year after your tenure you will be a past governor but will continue to preside over events in your district. If you want
Green Resolutions for New Year
The new year has just begun! And it is just the right time to draw up resolutions for 2022. Let us resolve to do
Combating cancer with a humane touch
He is almost in tears when I ask him to describe his personal involvement in the Rotary Cancer Research Foundation run by his club, Rotary
Thank you, rasikas of Jhumritalaiya
Anand Akela from Marwar Mundwa. Allah Rakha from Jhumritalaiya. Sharad Agarwal from Rajnandgaon. And countless others from Yeotmal, Mancherial, Nanded, Karim Nagar, Nepa Nagar, Indore,
Lighter Moments
A shock absorber called Vinita Planning a zone institute during an unprecedented pandemic such as was inflicted on the entire world by the minuscule
RI President meets District 3232 club presidents
Grabbing the opportunity provided by the Mahabs 21 zone institute, RID 3232 DG J Sridhar hosted an event to enable his club presidents to
Rotary made me a better person: PDRR Sujith Kumar
Rotaract gave an opportunity for PDRR Sujith Kumar, RID 3232, to evolve as a better person, thanks to its leadership sessions and other programmes.
TRF Dazzlers
This year at the zone institute Mahabs 21, the TRF dinner titled Arch Kumph Society Celebration was confined to recognising and honouring AKS members, both
The value of partnerships
We all came into Rotary because we wanted to join with others in service and make a difference. Similarly, when Rotary teams up with like-minded
Use your vocation to change lives
Greetings, dear changemakers of Rotary, One of Rotary’s founding principles was to use your vocation — whether as a doctor, lawyer, engineer, or another profession
Finally, a meet & greet Institute at Mahabs
What a wonderful sight it is to see nearly 700 people in this auditorium. It has been months now and all of us were
A zone institute in challenging times
Pulling off a zone institute in India, always a gala, colourful and power-packed event, none like anywhere else in the world, as every RI president
Let’s create history
We are at the mid-point of this Rotary year. While we look back at the last six months with gratefulness that the pandemic showed some
Elections in Rotary — boon or bane
A prominent industrial socialite once asked me: ‘Why do you have elections in Rotary? After all you are a social service organisation and elections only
Addressing challenges in Rotary
It was quite a candid and peppery Q & A session that past RI director and incoming TRF Trustee Bharat Pandya handled expertly at