The Rotary magazine labelled the 1953 convention in Paris “an exciting adventure in friendship.”
At some stage in almost everybody’s life, comes a time when she feels insecure. Though the sun in her life is at its zenith, she is more conscious of the twilight over the horizon.
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In Aurangabad, Nanda Hiware’s days are now filled with hope and promise. A physically- challenged mother of two, she brings home Rs.300–400 daily, thanks to her ‘tricycle shop’ — a lifeline provided by RC Poona Downtown, RID 3131.
Rotary Club of Coimbatore Texcity, RID 3201, provided the Spine Academy in the city with a new block and equipped it with 20 beds and wheelchairs.
RC Calcutta Presidency, RID 3291, conducted a baking workshop for HIV-infected children at the Arunima Hospice to give them skills in whipping up cookies in various flavours and selling the bakery products, which will fetch them regular income.
Medical miracles do happen at Rotary’s medical missions to Africa.
A vocational centre was upgraded (Rs.6 lakh) and inaugurated in the presence of PDG N Govindaraj
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If someone has summed up the meaning of what it feels to keep a garden, it is Victorian poet Alfred Austin. He said, “The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just the body, but the soul.” And to his poetic words, allow me to add, a ‘green’ soul that has taken saving nature to heart.
On a Sunday morning, three students — Vedant and Mayank Desale, and Chinmay Ratnakar — from the Zilla Parishad School in Sogay village near Mumbai, made their way through the empty
Once a pristine oasis of greenery, scenic waterfalls and exquisite, bluish coral beaches, “Goa is being swamped by unbridled tourism which is badly affecting our ecosystem, and so we thought of a
Narasimha first heard the term “carbon footprint” while watching a street play performed by students from the Interact Club of Samskar School. The play, part of an initiative by RC Hyderabad
RC Madurai Sangamam, RID 3000, inaugurated a girls’ toilet block worth Rs.5.5 lakh at the Government HS School, Avaniyapuram. The project, funded by both a global grant and a CSR grant
RC Panaji, RID 3170, in collaboration with Montfort Academy and Veejay Facility, Panjim, has established the Institute of Nursing at the Montfort Academy in Corlim, Goa.
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Over 500 households in villages across West Bengal are now complete with toilets, thanks to a global grant project of RC Calcutta Chowrenghee, RID 3291, along with international partner RC New York Metro City, USA, and TRF. “Open defecation was rampant in the villages, and women and girls particularly were at danger, as this made them vulnerable to health risks and gender-based violence, and affected their dignity and self-respect,” says Vikram Tantia, Foundation Committee chair of the host club. Hence the club decided to install toilets in individual houses in these villages.
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