Over 10,000 desks-benches for 500 government schools   Once Covid restrictions are lifted and normalcy returns, “we will be taking our Africa Medical Mission to ­Ethiopia led by PRIP Rajendra Saboo,

From an Interactor to a Rotary Governor Her rendezvous with Rotary began when she was in Class 11 in 1974. “I was charter president of the Interact club at the St Joseph’s Higher Secondary School, Nagercoil,

This is a fascinating story of the journey of 44,000 books,

“Project Orange will be a gamechanger in eyecare” He is excited to share that by the end of this Rotary year, Tamil Nadu will have 200 vision centres at a cost of Rs.30 crore.

Throughout an hourlong interview with Rotary magazine, Shekhar Mehta mentions dreaming no fewer than a dozen times. Dreams about repairing broken hearts. About eradicating polio from the world. About reaching a 95 per cent literacy rate by 2026 in India, a country where 1 in 4 people

Amma, don’t stress yourself today. I will have breakfast and even pack my lunch from SSS,” says Ramasamy, a bank employee, to his mother as he leaves for work. This is a familiar scenario in most of

Despite Covid, he wants to add 1,000 members Over long years, Pandian has led many district projects that saw a participation of large number of Rotarians and their families, “thus creating strong bonds of

Focus on all-women’s clubs, membership retention   With an extension of his tenure for the second year, ­Harish Gaur says, “due to Covid-related issues, I am keen to retain members

30 small clinics to offer healthcare to needy families   Medical projects are Alok Gupta’s top priority, and his first project was the inauguration of a plasma bank at