Author: Rotary News
TRF nets highest rating for transparency
The Rotary Foundation received two honours this fall recognising its work around the world. For the 11th consecutive year, the Foundation scored the highest rating — four stars — from Charity Navigator, an independent evaluator of charities in the US. In ratings updated in September, the Foundation earned
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Rotary eye hospital a boon for Nigerians
Rotary International has strengthened its partnership with Indo Eye Care Foundation in Lagos to provide some healthcare support
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Interact club collects books for the world
Members of the Rotary Club of Sealy (Texas, US – D 5890) and its high school division – Interact Club – spent five hours Sunday collecting books to be sent to underprivileged countries and selling baked goods as a fundraiser for the youth club. Proceeds from the cupcakes
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RYE student showcases Finland
With a new school year comes a new Rotary Exchange student at MUCC (Melfort and Unit Comprehensive Collegiate). This year is Grade 12 MUCC student Noora Ojanen
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Rotary News – December 2018
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For a Polio-free world
Most of the world, except Pakistan and Afghanistan, is polio-free. Still Rotarians urge people to continue immunising their children against the dreadful virus. Though India is officially Polio-free since March 2014, there is
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Coffee with Sushil
In a tete-e-tete with RIPN Sushil Gupta and Vinita, PRID Shekhar Mehta fired a series of questions to the couple, as well as PRIP Kalyan Banerjee and the two incoming Directors Bharat Pandya and Kamal Sanghvi. Shekhar Mehta: Your feelings
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Rotary is my stress buster: Sushil Gupta
Responding to the felicitations on his nomination as RI President 2020–21 in Kolkata, RIPN Sushil Gupta said he had many precious bonds with Kolkata; “my first meeting as a Director was done here by PRID Shekhar Mehta, and I have so many friends here. But so many
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Naropa Festival in Leh
At 11,562 ft above sea level, a duff pair of lungs gasps for breath. It requires pails of oxygen. Not squawks of instructions. But at Leh’s Kushok Bakula Rimpoche Airport, warnings arrive before the bags tumble on to the carousel. Rest for at least 24 hours. Do
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