Month: November 2023
Get me rewrite!
I quit my job in the summer of 2021. There were lots of factors, but one had absolutely nothing to do with my career as a
A gala in Scotland
Recently, the Royal Edinburgh Million Dollar Weekend was hosted by RI President Gordon Mclnally and his spouse Heather in their hometown, the event coinciding with
Two Mysuru clubs take up the challenge of eye donation
It was a walk by about 300 people to raise awareness on the plight of the visually-challenged and to stress the importance of organ donation,
Sewing machines to empower women
In a major boost to RID 2982’s annual slogan Each One Lift One, DG S Raghavan has taken up an ambitious project of distributing 1,000
Knock on the head
I was at my desk the other day, doing my usual thing, reading a bit, dreaming a bit, watching my favourite shows a bit
Find your convention moment
Some members say their most memorable moments of the Rotary International Convention come from the excitement they feel surrounded by the global grandeur of it
Let’s work for TRF with shared purpose
As we step into November, a month dedicated to The Rotary Foundation and its profound global impact, we find ourselves at the threshold of hope.
Let’s work harder to remain at the top
In the midst of conflict, wars and disasters — natural and others — The Rotary Foundation stands as a beacon of hope. Hope for mitigating
Stitching their way to success
Making ends meet was a daily challenge for Aatmaja (35) since her marriage at 19. Her husband was an alcoholic and she worked as a
The road to peace
This month, Rotary takes a step toward supporting peacebuilding in the Middle East and North Africa region. In November, Rotary and District 2420 are hosting
The magnitude of our impact
This month, as we celebrate The Rotary Foundation, let’s recognise it for what it is: one of the world’s best humanitarian organisations. Many charities, relief
Soil health seminar in a Chikmagalur village
RC Chikmagalur Coffeeland, RID 3182, organised a seminar for farmers and coffee planters in Mugulavalli Village, Chikmagalur, to emphasise soil health conservation which is the
Team RID 3211 at a Paris cycling event
Paris–Brest–Paris (PBP) is a gruelling 1,200km self-supported ride from Paris to Brest in Brittany, and back, and is the most famous and oldest amateur
A farmers’ market at Nashik
RC Nasik, RID 3030, inaugurated a farmers’ market at the Udoji Education Museum, Nashik. The organic market concept was begun five years ago with an