Long after the dust settled down with the speakers, sessions and late-night partying fading into distant memory, one showpiece continues to shine in our hearts. Yes, the House of Friendship, nicknamed the Kolkata’s adda zone, was the prima donna of Rotary India Centennial Celebrations in Kolkata.

  Two social entrepreneurs did not pull their punches at the Centennial Summit in Kolkata on two issues — child hunger and lack of clothing. PRID C Basker chaired the session titled ‘Growing local economies’. While Anshu Gupta’s Goonj, a Delhi-based

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Amit Mitra, Minister for Finance, Industry and Commerce, West Bengal, placed three suggestions for Rotary in

With their black and yellow tees, 12 men marked their presence at the Centennial Summit in Kolkata this