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into reality.
Mario moments
RIPE de Camargo and RIDE Muruganandam share a lighter moment.
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Rotary in crisis in its birthplace: de Camargo
Addressing the Vision 2030 membership conclave organised in Madurai by incoming RI Director M Muruganandam, RI President-elect Mario de Camargo made it clear that membership should be the topmost priority of Rotary leaders at all levels, and went on to explain in detail the key and crucial terms and phrases in Rotary, which were often misunderstood.
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Startling fall in numbers a huge concern
Did you know that the US, the country where Rotary was born, has lost over 100,000 members in the last 20 years? Probably not.
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TRF and its coin-operated magic wands
In Rotary we all have access to magic wands that enable us to tackle various challenges in our communities.
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India shines bright in TRF giving, clocking $32 million last year
When it was his turn to address the massive TRF Multi District conclave in Kochi, TRF Trustee Chair Mark Maloney effortlessly lightened the mood and lessened the fatigue of sitting through a long conference with his wit and humour.
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A call to support The Rotary Foundation
Fellow Rotarians,
Season Greetings!
Our Rotary journey is built on service and a shared commitment to making the world a better place.
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The stuff legends are made of
Is it possible to be ethical, retain the high moral ground in a world riddled with intrigue, sycophancy and corrupt business practices, and yet reach the pinnacle of success?
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Delights of vegetarian cuisine
Exploring a vegetarian lifestyle can be a delightful journey, and Pure Vegetarian by Prema Srinivasan is the perfect companion for beginners and seasoned home cooks.
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The intoxication of reading Who says Young Adult books are only for young adults?
Young Adult or YA is a category usually found in children’s book-lists referring to books that address readers from the mid-teens to the early twenties.
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