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

We Indians love to complain and at the drop of a hat we shoot off a letter. Not only one letter, we send copies to everyone

Cynosure of all eyes The one person who was the cynosure of all eyes at