It was ‘Go, Go Goa’ for the Rotarians of D-3131 as they converged at this vibrant Konkan State for the District Conference (February 5–7), with the theme ‘Fun, Friendship and Fellowship.’ PDG Rajkumar, District 3201, was the RI President’s Representative. Conference Chair Gurdeep Singh Arora and team brought out a winning combo of programmes

RC Lahore Model Town, RI District 3272, has kept special and less fortunate children close to its heart by filling the gaps of their health and educational needs from time to time. “Apart from distributing educational and food kits we have conducted polio corrective surgeries, given out braces and crutches to polio survivors, vocational training

The National Commission of Farmers (NCF) had proposed the following steps to strengthen the economic viability of farming.

Recently there was a swine flu outbreak in Mandvi. Dr Alpa Gandhi and Dr Deepali, two young Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Mandvi approached the Club President Hasan Bhai Rayma to allow them to conduct a swine flu vaccination drive for the whole town. “We weren’t sure if they would agree, because this was

The civil war which devastated Sri Lanka for nearly 25 years has killed thousands and disrupted the lives of others, causing grievous physical injury resulting in the loss of limbs due to land mines and bombs. Rotarians from India and Sri Lanka came forward with many welfare projects to help these people lead a near

Agriculture is the backbone of our country’s economy. Yet today’s youngsters seem to be moving to big cities or abroad lured by the white collar jobs that would earn them lakhs and dollars from the comfort of air-conditioned rooms.

Building Water Health Centres Women Have Strengthened Rotary A Simple powerful Rotary Story Dancing Into The Guinness Pages Educating Girls In

Rotary Partners Sankara Nethralaya In Quest of a Polio-Free World Mouth Matters Making Strides in Sri Lanka Bowling out

Rotary My Flag My India Go to the Gym, get pregnant Fighting For Odisha’s Tribals Institute High Points A Young Polio

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