Medical miracles do happen at Rotary’s medical missions to Africa.

On a Sunday morning, three students — Vedant and Mayank Desale, and Chinmay Ratnakar — from the Zilla Parishad School in Sogay village near Mumbai, made their way through the empty

Narasimha first heard the term “carbon footprint” while watching a street play performed by students from the Interact Club of Samskar School. The play, part of an initiative by RC Hyderabad

RC Madurai Sangamam, RID 3000, inaugurated a girls’ toilet block worth Rs.5.5 lakh at the Government HS School, Avaniyapuram. The project, funded by both a global grant and a CSR grant

In a village near Chikhli, situated 28km from Valsad, Gujarat, ­Kantilal, a marginal farmer with three acres of land was struggling to make ends meet.

RC Delhi Safdarjung, RID 3011, has set up a computer training centre for underprivileged children.

To support those battling ­Parkinson’s disease, RC Surat East, RID 3060, in partnership with B K Parekh Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Society, inaugurated a therapy centre at the Unity Hospital, Surat, last year.

Teenagers Akshita from ­Bhavan Vidyalaya, Bhavraj from St Johns High School, and Ragini Yadav from Rotary Vidya Sadan, a school at Bapu Dham slum colony in Chandigarh, are reliving their happy moments at the three-day residential RYLA by narrating their “joyful experience” to their families and classmates.

With a constantly updated curriculum and hands-on training, the 25-year-old Homecare Nursing programme of RC Chandigarh Midtown, RID 3080

Couple Ravi Bawri and Tusu Devi from Seetaldih village at Chandankiyari taluk, 23km from Bokaro, Jharkhand, found to their dismay that their newborn had clubfoot, a congenital foot deformity in which the limb is curved inwards with toes glued together.