As an engineer, I have worked my entire life for success that can be measured. I believe in the kind of success you can reach out and touch. And I also know that it doesn’t come overnight, it happens one step at a

Greetings, dear changemakers of Rotary, Due to your positive response to the Each One, Bring One initiative, I am so happy to see that the membership trends in Rotary are looking up. Let us not lose this momentum — keep ­inviting new members, and

Are we ready for the new Rotary year? Planning is the key to success. It is very important for us to think in advance on what is to be done, where is it to be done, how and by whom

People and nations disagree often, and disagreements may lead to quarrels. It begins with protest, warning, trying to stop the belligerence in a civilised manner and only when all fails, force is normally resorted to. The reasons behind the ongoing war in Ukraine

The pandemic is hopefully behind us as we cautiously tread into a changed world. It was heartening to see Rotarians rally behind each other, supporting one another and others around them during these difficult times. It reaffirms our faith in the goodness of

All Rotarians view themselves as law-abiding citizens out to do good in the world. But barring the time of election disputes, Rotary bylaws, Manual of Procedure and Rotary Code of Policies gather dust on our shelves, if at all in our mental radar

The war in Ukraine has left death, destruction and ruin in its wake. As ­Japanese philosopher Daisaku Ikeda so succinctly put it, “For both victor and vanquished, war leaves only a sense of endless futility.” Indeed, the victims of war today are largely

What’s your Rotary moment — a time that strengthened your ­dedication to Rotary and confirmed you would be a lifetime Rotarian? I have had many such moments over the years, and they all had one thing in common: They showed me Rotary’s tangible

Greetings, dear changemakers of Rotary, Friends, one of my mantras in Rotary has been do more, grow more. I am sure you are adopting this mantra. Do more, as in bigger and impactful service projects, and grow more, as in increasing our membership.

In the mid-18th century, Benjamin ­Franklin wrote: “When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water.” Right now, in the 21st century, many of us take water for granted because we have been fortunate to live in places where

Greetings, dear changemakers of Rotary, We have overcome so many challenges these past two years and changed many lives. It brings me great joy that we have worked so hard this year to grow Rotary through the Each One, Bring