Transforming rural Telangana     Every day is a motivation and learning experience for Raja Sekhar Reddy as “my clubs have taken up mega village

On a blustery October day, McInally (that’s pronounced MAK’-ihn-al-ee) sat down with six members of Rotary’s communications team to take questions gathered via social media from Rotary members around the world. He has a quick sense of humour and an easy banter that

It was a huge knock by 26-year-old Narayan Jagadeesan for his Team Tamil Nadu, playing with  minnows Arunachal Pradesh at the Vijay Hazare

Focusing on empowerment of girls     Every year this district comprising Pune and surrounding regions of Maharashtra implements service projects worth over Rs.100 crore, and

Boosting membership is his goal One of the largest RI districts comprising parts of Rajasthan, Kutch and northern areas of Gujarat, this region’s DG has a goal “to make my district the world’s largest

Lake restoration, Project Arogya his priorities All good people should be in Rotary as it is the purest organisation in the world that believes in service and fellowship, and does not differentiate between

Leadership workshops for Rotarians   Under projects tiled FAB 10, clubs will come together to do high-impact, high-visibility ­service in Thane and neighbourhood. “Projects like urban slum adoption, Happy Streets, Digi

Raju Subramanian, RIDE for Zones 4 & 7 T N Subramanian (Raju Subramanian) is the RI director-elect for zones 4 & 7. A charter member of RC Deonar, RID 3141, he served as governor of the then undivided 3140 during 2009–10. He is a regional Rotary Foundationchair. He has

Stephanie Urchick of RC McMurray, Pennsylvania, USA, has been chosen by the Nominating Committee as RI president for 2024–25. She will be the second woman RI president. She will be declared president-nominee on Oct 1, if no challenging candidates come forward.

Clubs need to engage new members   If governors can guide club presidents in the right manner, we can see a dramatic change in retention figures, says Sandip Agarwalla. “We need to