When as the DGE of RI District 3201, Madhav Chandran was preparing to undertake one of the most exciting journeys of a Rotary leader’s life, that to the International Assembly in San Diego, in January 2019, like most governors-elect, he too was scratching his head on what

Children in bright uniforms welcome us with a broad smile and the school teachers led by the headmaster greet us with gratitude as we step into the Government Higher Primary School (GHPS) at Yaluvahalli village in Bangarapet taluk, Kolar town, 90 km east of Bengaluru.

In 1999, four young and idealist doctors from AIIMS, Delhi, came to Bilaspur to establish a rural centre for medical care in the Achanakmar forest area, located around 30 km from Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh, which has many tribal villages. They found some land, leased it and built

How well this governor had prepared for his crucial year at the helm of District 3012 was amply evident at the installation ceremony of Deepak Gupta. The pomp and show, the music and dance, the glamour and glitter associated with a DG’s installation in an Indian Rotary

A mega diabetes and eye screening camp at Nadi Medical Centre (NMC) organised by the one-year-old RC Chennai Madhavaram, RID 3232, saw hundreds of elderly people leaving the venue with a smile on their faces, after they were given counselling, treatment and appropriate services by specialists.

A first-timer to the Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), 100 km to the east of Bengaluru, can easily be deceived by the grandeur of the whole scene — a series of hillocks made of mud, rock, slime and chemicals, notably cyanide — as it creates the illusion of

Rotary Club of Nashik, RID 3030, has constructed two check dams —  Shivshet Jalbandh in Ambe village; and Shriram Jalbandh in Shivshet village, both in the Peth taluk. The dams have a combined storage capacity of 1.1 crore litres of water.

We are familiar with eye bank and a blood bank. But a bone bank is fairly new to most of us. Tamil Nadu gets its first sophisticated bone bank, thanks to RC Madras Central, RID 3232, who have recently inaugurated the facility at the Adyar Cancer Institute

I have been to double installations before. This is the first time I am attending triple installations,” said PRIP Kalyan Banerjee who was in Kolkata after attending the installation of the DG of his home district, RID 3060, and was all set to attend his home club

The Rotarians of RC Mapuca, RID 3170, are happy that their club’s maiden effort to provide bionic upper limbs to eight beneficiaries through the Robotic Arm camp has been successful. “The recipients are the sole breadwinners of their families. This initiative is carved out of the club’s