During one of their trips to Bangladesh a group of Rotarians saw on a door frame leading into the office of Dr Razuel Haque these words: “There is no limit what a man can do if he doesn’t mind who gets the credit.” [caption

Sharpen the saw to learn new skills, align core competencies of your team for synergy, look for win-win situations in your clubs, and prioritise activities for better management,” advised RI Director C Basker to the

Amidst the training sessions and serious talk on the future of Rotary, the Chennai Institute had its lighter and memorable moments too.Here’s a bouquet.   Ravi Shankar’s plain speaking The cynosure

Aprominent feature of the ­Chennai Institute was the sessions dedicated to rebuilding Kerala and Kodagu (Karnataka) which were badly ravaged by torrential rains and flooding in August. “Congratulations to all Rotarians

In a session packed with punches and counterpunches, wit, hum-our, repartee, friendly banter and some hard talk as well, Past RI President K R Ravindran gave the delegates at the Chennai Institute their money’s worth. In a repeat of last

At the Kuala Lumpur Zone Institute PRID P T Prabhakar presented an analysis of Rotary International’s revenues to show that RI’s finances are in the “pink of health”, and by the end of 2017 it was projected to have a surplus of $29 million.

For your clubs to be successful, borrow the local expertise, resources and credibility,” said Dr A T Kumararajah, the Director of Economic and Human Capital Development, SEDIC, ­Malaysia and the founding-CEO of

IPDG Gopal Rai Mandhania and spouse Seema receive the award from PRIP Rajendra Saboo in the presence of TRF ­Trustee Chair Paul Netzel, PRIP Kalyan Banerjee, TRF Trustee Sushil Gupta, PRID Manoj Desai, RID C Basker and TRF ­Trustee-elect

During the Rotary Institute 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, a two-day training programme for the partners of Governors Elect was conducted. The partners, led by Mala Basker, provided not only colour, but incredible, creative thoughts for the