Month: April 2026
Shape RI’s future through CoL Suresh Hari
The strength of Rotary lies not only in the service we do but also in our ability to grow and adapt through the ideas of
Letters to the editor – May 2026 Team Rotary News
Your editorial titled Wanted a peace maker to heal our world is an inspiration for Rotarians the world over to promote peace for global good.
Providing peace and solace to terminally-ill patients Rasheeda Bhagat
An iconic project of the Rotary Club of Bhavnagar (RID 3060), titled Rotary Karunalaya, is a hospice-cum- rehabilitation centre for terminal stage cancer patients and
Rotaractors must do GG projects: RIPE V Muthukumaran
The event, ‘Lights on Rotaract — a fireside chat with RIPE Yinka Babalola’ put the spotlight on issues such as the smooth transition from being
Project Vignettes – May 2026 Team Rotary News
Peace pole at girls’ shelter RC Trichur, RID 3205, set up a garden and installed a Rotary Peace Pole, two swings, a grass carpet and
Clubs must better their past best V Muthukumaran
Check out the past performances of your Rotary clubs in the last 7–10 years, and “better that best year so far by setting clear goals
Club matters – May 2026 V Muthukumaran
RC Jindal Nagar – RID 3012 Under Project Kushiyon ka Safar (joyful ride), 80 children were taken on a picnic to EOD Adventure Park, Delhi.
For lifelong learners rotary.org
Breakout sessions are your one-stop shop for in-depth learning, inspiration, and networking at the Rotary International Convention June 13–17 in Taipei, Taiwan. Robin Hollingsworth from
Making a difference – May 2026 Team Rotary News
A limb fitment camp in Pune A two-day prosthetic limb camp organised by RC Pune Heritage, RID 3131, benefitted 150 amputees. The project involved two
The quota conundrum Rasheeda Bhagat
One-third quota for women in Indian legislative bodies remains a pipe dream with the additional step needed to implement the Bill, that was unanimously passed
A Foundation for peace and impact Bharat Pandya
In the midst of global conflict and uncertainty The Rotary Foundation stands as a beacon of hope. With a focus on peace, our work through
A shot at the future Holger Knaack
Our largest programme at The Rotary Foundation is PolioPlus, followed by a significant new initiative called the Rotary Healthy Communities Challenge, which emerged from the
Babalola witnesses Rotary in action at VHS Kiran Zehra
Seated beneath a shed where the trunk of a sprawling banyan tree rises through the roof, a pregnant woman waits quietly at the Rotary Central
Babalola lays down ambitious goal for Rotary Team Rotary News
RI President-elect Olayinka Babalola, accompanied by RI Director K P Nagesh, began his visit to Chandigarh with a brunch meeting with Usha and PRIP Rajendra Saboo at
Asha… the queen of lilting melodies S R Madhu
The word asha means hope. For seven decades, Asha Bhosle’s spirit of joie de vivre energised and entertained millions of music lovers with songs of
A Chepauk roar, inside a room Kiran Zehra
When RIPE Olayinka Babalola walked into the auditorium of MGR Janakiammal College in Chennai, the Rotaractors of RID 3234 were up on their feet, waving,
Follow the youth Francesco Arezzo
Shoki Wafula did not know what to expect when he was forced to leave his birth country of Uganda for South Africa. What he found
A RYLA forspecial children Kiran Zehra
Leadership programmes rarely account for children with special needs,” says Dr Sandeep Gharat, president, RC Dombivli East, RID 3142. A DEI-focused RYLA organised by his