He is not only a committed and passionate Rotarian but an avid writer as well, having under his belt nearly 50 published books, ranging from his maiden work with the intriguing title A handbook for

  When Barry Rassin arrived at the Rotary headquarters in Evanston at 4 am for his first full day as president-elect, his security card wouldn’t work in the elevator. Just the day before, in a whirlwind

When Maheswari (20), a polio ­victim, requested SSK ­Thiagarajan, a past ­president of Rotary Club of ­Dharapuram, D 3202, to help her in some way, little did she realise that she will get a brand-new Scooty, to ease her commute between home and her workplace. The Rotarian

Rotarians never tire of saying how belonging to this fraternity gives them a feeling of not only ­camaraderie but also security. Children of ­Rotarians stuck at airports in faraway lands have been helped immediately just by a Rotary District Governor or President of a club reaching out

Sapna Kasbe (11) studying in Shishu Vihar Primary school, Pune, was diagnosed with Type 1 ­diabetes. Her sugar levels shoot up to 400-plus and she takes insulin injections thrice daily. Her father, Babasaheb Kasbe, is a watchman and her mother, a domestic worker. Every month, the family