In a ­thoughtful ­gesture, RC ­Belgaum Midtown, D 3170, held a lung check-up camp for traffic ­policemen in the city. The camp was organised to “make them healthy and happy, help them to serve better and to bring smiles on the faces of their family members,” said

Despite many appeals and written complaints to set right their pathetic conditions, the government primary and middle schools did not get any favourable response from the State Education authorities. Rotary Club of Gwalior Imperial, D 3053, has totally revamped two government schools — a primary and a

Preparing three months in advance before her ­installation as the ­president of Rotary Club of Hyderabad Gachibowli, D 3150, T S Sashikala knew exactly how she wanted to start her Rotary year. The icing on the cake was the presence of RIDE Bharat Pandya, who wants to encourage

Rotary has a long history in China that dates back to 1919 when the first club in China (and the second club in Asia) was chartered in Shanghai. This first ­English language club mainly had ­expatriates — ­Americans and Brits — but it soon took on an

While a number of Rotary water projects such as laying pipelines and desilting water bodies are being carried out across the country, a survey by RC ­Bombay Hanging Garden, D 3141, found that these projects have limitations in the form of regular maintenance, power supply or logistics.

During a visit to the Civil Hospital, Pradeep Narula, President of RC Rewari Main, D 3011, and Secretary Arun Gupta were moved by the sight of a number of mothers ­breastfeeding their infants in the open area of the Out-Patient Department. “Some hid themselves behind their saree

Prof Malay Mukhopadhyay is a passionate potamologist (one who is an expert on rivers and researches rivers). A professor of Geography at the Visva Bharati University, he has trekked along five

RC Nagapattinam Wings — D 2981 Buttermilk and juice were offered to the public to help them beat the ­scorching summer heat. The club also promoted ­Rotary’s public image by placing a banner featuring the End Polio theme in a

A dilapidated building, leaking toilets with unhygienic conditions, and classrooms that are woefully inadequate to impart education — that was how a survey team from RC Calcutta Yuvis, D 3291, found the Gayatri Hindi Vidyalaya when they visited it in the Serampore village in Hoogly district, Kolkata,

After bagging 11 ­District awards last year, RC ­Thiruvannamalai Pearls, D 3231, kictstarted the new Rotary year with the installation of 12 new female members. The all-women’s club, instead of hosting a grand gala, set out the same day to distribute ­stationery kits to an orphanage —