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

Aiming big in membership growth, global grant projects He is banking on membership growth that will help his district to raise more funds and take up high-profile projects. At present, the district has

A Super Six of Rotary projects   All the 130 clubs spread across the eight revenue districts of RID 3000 are busy implementing Super 66, a signature project for doing six

He was only a child of nine, when, ­accompanied by his pregnant mother and two-year-old brother, was taken by the police in Lahore to the Railway Station. “It was Aug 13, 1947, our colony was burning and there was

On a greening drive   He is planning to make the entire district green by creating Miyawaki forests. “We are planning to grow trees in an 850,000 sq ft area