Twenty Rotary clubs in the UK collaborated with RC Madras Chennapatna, RID 3232, to ­supply 20 ­oxygen concentrators and other medical equipment worth Rs.20 lakh to various hospitals in Chennai and other cities in Tamil Nadu to treat Covid patients.

In April 2021, RC Jagdalpur, RID 3261, set up a Rotary Rasoi in ­Jagdalpur in Bastar district of ­Chhattisgarh. “Our aim was to ­provide food to home quarantined people and others who are unable to cook such as the elderly, destitute, ­bedridden patients, migrant labourers and ­beggars,”

During May this year, Cyclone Yaas left thousands of families homeless at Mandarmani, a seaside village in East Midnapore district of West Bengal. To alleviate their sufferings, RC Calcutta Mid South, RID 3291, conducted a relief camp for the cyclone-hit families in this village.

Indian Rotarians’ interest in greening Rajasthan through replicable and sustainable water projects continues, despite the challenges posed by the Covid pandemic. In June this year a

It all began with the wedding of a young photo journalist Satya Padhi on March 11, 2018, in an Odisha village. “We returned to Bhubaneswar from Bengaluru that day around 3 pm and

As an auspicious start to the new Rotary year RC Sunam, RID 3090, donated fodder and jaggery to a gaushala. The club has also ­chartered a new Rotaract club for the youth and,

RI President Shekhar Mehta and Rashi hand over the ISO certificate to RID 3131 DG Pankaj Shah in the presence of RID Dr Mahesh Kotbagi (L) and Amita, PDG Vinay Kulkarni (second from R), IPDG Rashmi Kulkarni, DGE Anil Parmar and his wife Hema, PDGs Dr Shailesh

With an aim to promote cordial relations between villages hit by Naxal violence in and around Chandrapur district of ­Maharashtra, RC Chandrapur, RID 3030, in association with the Police Help Centre at Yarkad village, donated bicycles to 10 underprivileged students from these villages. The villagers welcomed the initiative

This Rotary restaurant offers idli, tea, vada, bonda for Rs.5 each and a plate of variety rice for lunch costs just Rs.20. It is the Rotary Vallalar People’s Restaurant run by

Interact chairs from 15 RI districts came together to share notes and showcase their projects at a one-day symposium organised by the district Interact chair of RID 3132 Dr Bindu Shirsath and her team. RIDE Dr Mahesh Kotbagi gave a talk on RI’s

A distant voice crackles over phone in broken English: “Me Sat Singh Tamong, the ‘one-legged man’, as the children here call me.” Two years ago, Tamong, a forest guard at the Kaziranga National Park in Assam, was attacked by a rhinoceros. He was critically injured on head