Only India can usher in global peace
India is well-positioned to take on the leadership role in ushering in global peace as “the world is witnessing an unprecedented upheaval with
Read moreIndia is well-positioned to take on the leadership role in ushering in global peace as “the world is witnessing an unprecedented upheaval with
Read moreI am an Elif Shafak fan. This remarkable writer with over 20 novels under her belt writes in Turkish and English.
A kind of serendipity Elif Shafak’s new novel stirs up memories and emotions nostalgic and troubling." href="https://rotarynewsonline.org/a-kind-of-serendipity/">Read moreNorth India, or at least the part of it that lies to the north of Agra, has invented many foods, especially after partition in 1947. Butter chicken. Kulcha a la aloo, ie stuffed kulchas. Chow mein avec tadka, which was our revenge against the Chinese for mauling us in the 1962 war. (Avec means ‘with’ in French, by the way). Dosas stuffed with kheema, which was a specialty of the Coffee House in Delhi. I think it reminded the Keralites who ran it of their kothu parottas back home. And in the 1980s a friend told me that Indian Airlines even tried putting kheema in idlis. Ouch!
Read moreA strong culture and corporate values lay the foundation for leadership excellence which must be sustained through collaborations and continued success, said Puneet Chhatwal, MD, The Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), at a session titled ‘Look beyond yourself’ at the Kochi Institute.
Read moreThe first of January should, in real terms, be another day. But it is happily not just that since we attach a special significance to it. As someone put it, we see it as a reset time when we start afresh, dream a new dream, and set new goals. The day serves as an opportunity to start on a clean slate, think anew and even seek inspiration from those who have successfully ventured into areas we haven’t and made a difference or achieved a measure of success.
Tales of inspiration How they dreamt it and achieved it." href="https://rotarynewsonline.org/tales-of-inspiration/">Read moreIn a novel initiative to train farmers on green technology, RC Bombay Queen City, RID 3141, along with eight other clubs, hosted a two-day
Read moreThe Kochi Institute will go down in the Rotary annals of India as a “complete Institute”, in that it had a mix of everything to satisfy the needs and taste of the participants — from some outstanding speakers to humanitarian projects, great food and entertainment.
Read moreAs the Interactors from Utterbuniyadi Vidyalaya in Amalsadi, a tribal village near Surat, Gujarat, worked on their cleanliness drive, the wind seemed determined to make their job harder. “The moment we started sweeping, paper bags and plastic bottles flew right past us like they had grown feet,” says Sahil Rathod, the president of the newly installed Interact club. “We couldn’t stop laughing, it was as though the wind was playing games with us. One of us even chased down a plastic bag that had taken off with the breeze.”
Read moreThe magic of Rotary doesn’t just happen among senior leaders. It happens where you are — in your clubs, in your communities, every time you act on an idea and change someone’s life. Thank you for all you do to create a better world,” RI President Stephanie Urchick said at the TRF seminar, prior to the Kochi Institute. Urging Rotarians to continue donating to TRF, she shared a couple of her experiences highlighting TRF’s role in transforming lives and communities.
Read moreAt the Kochi Zone Institute, RIDE K P Nagesh, as convenor of the next Institute, invited delegates to Delhi
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