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             C E L E B R A T I O N S
             Chief Guest For THE Day Rtn. T. K. Chitta Ranjan
                Rtn T.K. Chitta Ranjan is a Rotarian since 1994, son of Past president of Rotary Mysore, Late
             T.V. Krishnarao and Smt. Vimala Rao, an active member of Inner Wheel
              club of Mysore. Presently he is the president of Rotary Mysore.
                  Rtn T.K. Chitta Ranjan is an Engineering graduate from the National
                Institute of Engineering, Mysore. After completion of engineering
                 served as faculty of the same college for three years before Starting
                  own business in Automobiles , which is now over 25 years old.
                       He was also running an ancillary unit for B E M L, catering to the
                    fabrication of body parts of earth moving equipment for around 5
                      years. Presently he is the Director of National institute of
                       Engineering
                           He is an Active Member of Alert Citizen Team which
                         promotes communal harmony through better understanding
                          and empowering unemployed youth.
                               He is married to Swarna Chittaranjan a teacher by
                             profession, and the present Chairperson for Inner Wheel
                               Dist. 318. The couple is blessed with two sons.
                                    Sandeep an engineer working as Quality Assurance manager in Temp
                                  steel, Chennai and he is married to Ranjani who is a Clinical Psychologist
                                    and second son Gokul is pursuing his doctorate in Social Networking.


                                           Hearty Welcome to Rtn. Chitta Ranjan
7-3-2012
                                                         President's Message
My Dear Rotarians,
    Last week we had a Business Meeting where we deliberated lot of things and the
attendance was excellent. Today it’s time to celebrate our Club's Charter Anniversary.
Our Charter Members & Past President's have left no stone unturned to make this Club a
vibrant, successful & glorious club. So let us join together and celebrate our Pride Rotary
Mysore Mid Town's Birthday. Let us salute our Charter Members & Past President's for
giving us a Great Club.
Bye till next week…..
Thank You
                                                                                         Rtn. Raghavendra


                         ……….Looking back
   It's a great honor to write about midtown        a cornea transplant to a
looking back 31 years especially for one who has    young girl Basamma from
put in 25 yrs in the club. With the challenges      Salihundi. The girl got her
encountered over the years the easiest one          eye sight, even garlanded
could do is definitely point fingers, but then      the late Ramesh Pai and
when one looks at the term 'volunteer' and our      later lost the eye due to
club as a 'service' club anything that has          improper medical attention
happened can be just forgotten.                     given by her father. This girl
   Moving forward what made one stay in the         is presently in the Ranga
club for 25 years, the only answer would be a       Rao institute for the blind.
selfish    one and that would be' leadership           'Project-a-week 'was a midtown id and
development' and' happiness' through friendship     everyone participated on their own terms.
and fellowship.                                        Picnics were great fun, in some members were
   In 1986, participation and attendance was        inducted and in one GSE leader PP Kanakaraj
much better. One remembers the star night           served some special beverage from Mexico.
programme in the open air theater where 62 of          Matching grants in rotary was introduced in
the 63 Rotarians attended. (We still do not         1965, but our club got the first one only in
have a 100% group photograph of our club            1996. After that it has been a continuous
members). All projects at villages were more        effort and club has done             many      MG
picnic-like and fun. The many water supply          programmes. Almost all the grants of the club
projects done in more than 5 villages had very      has been through PG. Jim Freeman from district
good participation from members and village         5490.
folk. One remembers the many independence-             The district and members have been very
day programmes at villages and schools where        generous supporting the grants and the rotary
we had the best of speeches by our own              foundation. Two grants given to private people
Rotarians. The mega eye operations, the family      became big failures and even today causes
planning operations for both men and women in       embarrassment.
K.R. hospital where over 475 operations were           Over the years more than 176 members
done are indeed memorable. New members were         have left our club, maybe a bit negative but they
pushed to chairmanship in the very first year       have their own reasons. One thing is certain;
with almost everybody on some committee or          nobody leaves the club because of the
the other. Conferences and assemblies were          organization called rotary, but because of only
great fun with excellent participation.             personal reasons. Ironically the busiest persons
   What's happened now? Was it that we were         are having 100% home club attendance.
young, fellowship was better and rotary was            Thanks to Rtn. Dr. Prahlad.
economical that things happened. (We had
                                                       The many bus-stops we built, the water
jamuns and dosa for fellowship at Rs.
                                                    projects, the healthy-baby shows, school
2.50/plate from Chandru). One cannot get an
                                                    support systems, health-care projects, the
easy answer. Maybe projects were not that
                                                    many matching grant projects and all other
many and rotary did not have this 23 +
                                                    works go into oblivion, looking at the rotary
committees. We did have a great fund raising
                                                    midtown academy school we have put in place.
programme in the early days but did not use the
                                                    This definitely is a worthy legacy with our deeper
funds raised effectively, maybe?
                                                    print.
   One of the best projects we did was arranging
                                                       Long live midtown.                     – Ramki
MIDTOWN - DOWN THE TIME LINE



Rtn. Dr. SEETHARAMAIAH         Rtn. A.R. SUBRAMANYARAJE URS        Rtn. N. MADHWA RAO         Rtn. DR. S. R. KANAKARAJ              Rtn. Dr. K.S. SHASTRI
        1980-1982                          1982-1983                      1983-1984                     1984 -1985                        1985-1986
  WORLD UNDERSTANDING           MANKIND IS ONE-BUILD BRIDGES OF   SHARE ROTARY SERVE PEOPLE       DISCOVER A NEW WORLD                 YOU ARE THE KEY
AND PEACE THROUGH ROTARY       FRIENDSHIP THROUGHOUT THE WORLD                                          OF SERVICE




   Rtn. S.A. IMTHIAZ            Rtn. DR. R.M. SHASTRI               Rtn. S. K. NATARAJ           Rtn. O. PRATAPKUMAR             Rtn. Dr. N.M. CAVERIAPPA
      1986-1987                        1987-1988                        1988-1989                          1989-1990                      1990-1991
  ROTARY BRINGS HOPE          ROTARANS-UNITED IN SERVICE,              PUT LIFE INTO                     ENJOY ROTARY               HONOUR ROTARY WITH
                                  DEDICATED TO PEACE                 ROTARY-YOUR LIFE                                              FAITH AND ENTHUSIASM




Rtn. Dr. B.R. SURESHCHANDRA         Rtn. M.S. RAGHU                Rtn. K.B. RAMPRAKASH                Rtn. D. SRINATH             Rtn. P.K. RAMAKRISHNA
         1991 -1992                      1992-1993                        1993-1994                          1994-1995                     1995-1996
   LOOK BEYOND YOUR SELF             REAL HAPPINESS                DELIEVE IN WHAT YOU DO,                  BE A FRIEND          ACT WITH INTEGRITY, SERVE WITH
                                    IS HELPING OTHERS              DO WHAT YOU BELIEVE IN                                            LOVE, WORK FOR PEACE




                                                                                              Reach Within to Embrace Humanity
MIDTOWN - DOWN THE TIME LINE



 Rtn. SIRAJ ASGAR ALI            Rtn. C.M. SUBRAMANIAN         Rtn. P.S. BALAKRISHANAN       Rtn. S. PRAKASH           Rtn. FERNANDEZ SEM
       1996-1997                           1997-1998                   1998-1999                 1999-2000                   2000-2001
   BUILD THE FUTURE                    SHOW ROTARY CARES             FOLLOW YOUR           ACT WITH CONSISTENCY          CREATE AWARENESS,
  WITH ACTION & VISION                                              ROTARY DREAM          CREDIBILITY & CONTINUITY          TAKE ACTION




 Rtn. SALIL KUMAR DAS                   Rtn. MSA KHURAISHI      Rtn. M.S. NANDAKUMAR       Rtn. A.R. ALAGAPPAN            Rtn. M. AZEEZULLA
        2001-2002                           2002-2003                   2003-2004                 2004-2005                   2005-2006
 MANKIND OF OUR BUSINESS               SOW THE SEEDS OF LOVE          LEND A HAND             CELEBRATE ROTARY            SERVICE ABOVE SELF




Rtn. Dr. M.N. BHEEMESH           Rtn. R. SUNDARA RAJA RAO       Rtn. SANJAY SHAMANUR     Rtn. PHF. SRINIVASAN K.N.   Rtn. PHF. MAHESH V. MURTHY
       2006-2007                              2007-2008                2007-2008                  2009-2010                   2010-2011
     LEAD THE WAY                           ROTARY SHARES          MAKE DREAMS REAL        THE FUTURE OF ROTARY         BUILDING COMMUNITIES
                                                                                             IS IN YOUR HANDS            BRIDGING CONTINENTS




                    Reach Within to Embrace Humanity
3
                                                                                                                         7-3-2012



     Welcome to the                                                              Jim Freeman - Guest of
     New Members                                                                 Honour for Charter Nite
                                                                                                     Jim freeman is a past
                Dr. S. M. RAVINDRANATH                                                           governor from R I district 5490,
                      Dob : 14th May 1956                                                        Arizona USA. Jim joined rotary
                                                                                                 in 1974 and was the president
                      Married to Anupama –Clinical Psychologist
                                                                                                 of Rotary club of Miami in the
                      and Counselor. One son Ajay....Working in                                  year 1978-79. Was the district
                      Australia as Microelectronics Eng                                          governor in the year 1990-
                          Qualifications: MS(General surgery),                                   91.Team leader to India district
                      FRCS (Eire) FRCS (Glasg)                                                   3240 in 92-93. 93-96 was the
                          Senior Consultant : Laparoscopic and GI                                DRFC. 95 & 98 was the C O L
    Surgeon, Apollo BGS Hospitals.                                                               leader of the district. 2003-06
        National Executive Committee Member - Indian Association            was the district grants subcommittee chair. Was
    of Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons,                                awarded the meritorious service award in 1995,
        President, Surgical Society of Mysore & Association of              service above self award in 2000 and the Rotary
    Surgeons of India (Mysore Chapter)                                      foundation distinguished service award.
                                                                                Presently Jim is a member of Rotary club of
                                                                            Chandler-Horizon district 5510.
                     Mr. VINOD MAROLI                                           Was born in 1938 and worked in the us army for
                             Dear Friends, The Famous Novelist Kahlil       6 years. Worked with the then largest retail chain J
                        Gibran once said that “The significance of a        C Penny for 18 years. Worked with the salvation
                        man is not in what he attains, but rather in what   army and with an airline company. Presently
                        he longs to attain.”                                retired.
                             Today, we are indeed lucky to have amidst          Married to Ann Marie for the last 49 years they
                        us, a thorough gentleman, who is striving hard      have a son and grand children.
                        to provide green energy solution so that the            Jim's passion is working with TRF and doing
                        future generation gets a clean and healthy          matching grants all around the world. Our district
                        environment to survive. It is none other than our   GSE visited his district 5490 in the year 1989 and
    inductee into Rotary Midtown Mr. Vinod Maroli. He is the owner of       since then has done over 20 matching grants with
    Venus Gas Services which is amongst the two Indane gas                  our district. The most recent one which has been
    distributorships inaugurated on 29th of April 1972 by the Then          received this year is Mysore midtown's mobile
                                                                            ventilator costing $40000.
    Maharani of Mysore Smt. Tripura Sundarammani Devi. Today,
    Venus Gas services liquidates on an average 350 Metric tons of
    LPG each month to 25,000 house holds and to 400 commercial
    and industrial consumers on time every time.
                                                                            Happy Birthday
         Vinod did his schooling from The Bangalore Military School
    and he graduated in commerce from Banumiah's College
    Mysore. A Keen Sportsman, he has played basketball for India
    under 14 and was also when he was only 15, he was part of the
    Indian school boys boxing contingent that visited Sri Lanka.
         Amongst other things, Mr. Vinod started the first pub outside
    Bangalore called The Royal Legacy in Mysore. A place that
    featured in Namaste India (A Star TV program) as a must visit                 Rtn. Dr. K. A. Prahlad     Rtn. Abdul Wajid Khan Suryani
    place in Mysore!                                                        8-03-2012 (Mobile: 9845175006) 11-03-2012 (Mobile : 9845488473)
         If not for gas, Vinod would have been a pilot in the Indian Air
    Force. Intellectual Company, gardening and Driving stimulates
    him and he has a burning desire to 'Drive to London' one day.
                                                                                                                  Wedding
         Vinod and his wife Nitha Maroli are blessed with three lovely
                                                                                                                   Anniversary
    children Divisha, Abhishek and Nakuldev and he has 3 pet dogs                                                        Rtn.PHF.
    Yuvaraj, Shane Warne and Mothi.                                                                                 N. Narendra Babu
         Come on Midtowners, let us all welcome Vinod into our fold                                                   & Mythili M.V.
    and wish him a long and fruitful association with the club.                                                         10-3-2012
                                                                                                                    Cell : 9945660084
Dear friends, today is
Midtown's birthday. It's
                                                India is no longer polio endemic
great feeling celebrating
32nd birthday of this young
and vibrant club.          Just
looking at the composition
of the club – many of the
charter members of the
club are still very much young and
kicking in the club-see Rtn. Raghu,
Balu… and Rotarians who have spent
15-20 years in the club Ramki, Nandoo,
Alagappan, Bheemesh, Azeezulla
…are the guiding force behind the club.
And we have the talented and
experienced of the club spearheaded                   The World Health Organization has officially removed
by Bhanu, Vishwa, Venky, Harish are             India from the list of polio-endemic countries. Ghulam Nabi
                                                Azad, India's minister of Health and Family Welfare, made the
waiting in the wings to lead the club to        announcement at the Polio Summit 2012 in New Delhi on 25
the future. Further we have whole lot of        February. Azad said that he had been informed of WHO's
youngsters who when their turn comes            action by its director-general, Dr. Margaret Chan.
will definitely take club to newer heights.           "It is a matter of satisfaction that we have completed one
So friends rest assured, Midtown has a          year without any single new case of polio being reported from
bright and secure future.                       anywhere in the country," said Indian Prime Minister
     I have Ramki sharing his random            Manmohan Singh at the summit, which was organized by the
                                                government of India and Rotary International. "This gives us
thoughts over the club in this edition.         hope that we can finally eradicate polio not only from India but
Ramki, being a passionate Rotarian,             from the face of the entire mother earth. The success of our
having seen closely the midtown over            efforts shows that teamwork pays."
so many years, is the right person to                 India's last reported case was a two-year-old girl in West
take stock of club's performance at this        Bengal State on 13 January 2011. Before polio eradication can
juncutre and guide it to the future. One        be certified in India, it must go two more years without another
                                                case of the disease. Polio remains endemic in only three
person whom we all look for as a role           countries: Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan.
model in rotary is Ramki and he has                   Bivalent oral vaccine
been like that for many years am sure                 Until 2009, India accounted for nearly half the number of
will continue like that for years to come.      the world's polio cases. A chief factor in the country's success
     Then we have PG Jim Freeman                has been the widespread use of the bivalent oral polio vaccine,
from rotary club of Chandlier Horizon a         which is effective against both remaining types of the
close pal of Ramki and Midtown gracing          poliovirus. Another has been rigorous monitoring, which has
                                                helped reduce the number of children missed by health
today's function as the Guest of honour         workers during National Immunization Days to less than 1
and it's a great honour for all of us. Jim      percent, according to WHO.
has been instrumental in many of the                  Rotary International has played a major role in helping to
matching grants of the club. And what           stop the transmission of polio in India. Rotary has been a
we have observed in last fortnight or so        spearheading partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative
is that he is a true Rotarian – talks rotary,   since 1988, along with WHO, UNICEF, and the U.S. Centers
                                                for Disease Control and Prevention. The Bill & Melinda Gates
sleeps rotary and breathes rotary,              Foundation is also a key supporter of the initiative.
genuine ambassador for rotary                         Sporting their signature yellow vests and caps, the nearly
principles- universal brotherhood.              119,000 Rotarians in India have helped administer vaccine to
     So friends have a bash on the club's       children, organize free health camps and polio awareness
birthday and chill out at Golf Club.            rallies, and distribute banners, caps, comic books, and other
                                                items.
                                                      “With the support of their Rotary brothers and sisters
                                                around the world, Indian Rotarians have worked diligently
Next Week in Midtown                            month after month, year after year, to help organize and carry
                                                out the National Immunization Days that reach millions of
Dr. Poornima will speak on                      children with the oral polio vaccine," says RI President Kalyan
                                                Banerjee, of the Rotary Club of Vapi, Gujarat. "As an Indian, I
  Stress Management                             am immensely proud of what Rotary has accomplished.
                                                However, we know this is not the end of our work. Rotary and
Date : 14.03.2012 Time : 6.30pm                 our partners must continue to immunize children in India and in
                                                other countries until the goal of a polio-free world is finally
 Venue : RCL Hall, JLB Road, Mysore.            achieved."

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About us issue 32- 2012

  • 1. ISSUE : 32 VOLUME : 31 7-3-2012 PAGES - 4 C E L E B R A T I O N S Chief Guest For THE Day Rtn. T. K. Chitta Ranjan Rtn T.K. Chitta Ranjan is a Rotarian since 1994, son of Past president of Rotary Mysore, Late T.V. Krishnarao and Smt. Vimala Rao, an active member of Inner Wheel club of Mysore. Presently he is the president of Rotary Mysore. Rtn T.K. Chitta Ranjan is an Engineering graduate from the National Institute of Engineering, Mysore. After completion of engineering served as faculty of the same college for three years before Starting own business in Automobiles , which is now over 25 years old. He was also running an ancillary unit for B E M L, catering to the fabrication of body parts of earth moving equipment for around 5 years. Presently he is the Director of National institute of Engineering He is an Active Member of Alert Citizen Team which promotes communal harmony through better understanding and empowering unemployed youth. He is married to Swarna Chittaranjan a teacher by profession, and the present Chairperson for Inner Wheel Dist. 318. The couple is blessed with two sons. Sandeep an engineer working as Quality Assurance manager in Temp steel, Chennai and he is married to Ranjani who is a Clinical Psychologist and second son Gokul is pursuing his doctorate in Social Networking. Hearty Welcome to Rtn. Chitta Ranjan
  • 2. 7-3-2012 President's Message My Dear Rotarians, Last week we had a Business Meeting where we deliberated lot of things and the attendance was excellent. Today it’s time to celebrate our Club's Charter Anniversary. Our Charter Members & Past President's have left no stone unturned to make this Club a vibrant, successful & glorious club. So let us join together and celebrate our Pride Rotary Mysore Mid Town's Birthday. Let us salute our Charter Members & Past President's for giving us a Great Club. Bye till next week….. Thank You Rtn. Raghavendra ……….Looking back It's a great honor to write about midtown a cornea transplant to a looking back 31 years especially for one who has young girl Basamma from put in 25 yrs in the club. With the challenges Salihundi. The girl got her encountered over the years the easiest one eye sight, even garlanded could do is definitely point fingers, but then the late Ramesh Pai and when one looks at the term 'volunteer' and our later lost the eye due to club as a 'service' club anything that has improper medical attention happened can be just forgotten. given by her father. This girl Moving forward what made one stay in the is presently in the Ranga club for 25 years, the only answer would be a Rao institute for the blind. selfish one and that would be' leadership 'Project-a-week 'was a midtown id and development' and' happiness' through friendship everyone participated on their own terms. and fellowship. Picnics were great fun, in some members were In 1986, participation and attendance was inducted and in one GSE leader PP Kanakaraj much better. One remembers the star night served some special beverage from Mexico. programme in the open air theater where 62 of Matching grants in rotary was introduced in the 63 Rotarians attended. (We still do not 1965, but our club got the first one only in have a 100% group photograph of our club 1996. After that it has been a continuous members). All projects at villages were more effort and club has done many MG picnic-like and fun. The many water supply programmes. Almost all the grants of the club projects done in more than 5 villages had very has been through PG. Jim Freeman from district good participation from members and village 5490. folk. One remembers the many independence- The district and members have been very day programmes at villages and schools where generous supporting the grants and the rotary we had the best of speeches by our own foundation. Two grants given to private people Rotarians. The mega eye operations, the family became big failures and even today causes planning operations for both men and women in embarrassment. K.R. hospital where over 475 operations were Over the years more than 176 members done are indeed memorable. New members were have left our club, maybe a bit negative but they pushed to chairmanship in the very first year have their own reasons. One thing is certain; with almost everybody on some committee or nobody leaves the club because of the the other. Conferences and assemblies were organization called rotary, but because of only great fun with excellent participation. personal reasons. Ironically the busiest persons What's happened now? Was it that we were are having 100% home club attendance. young, fellowship was better and rotary was Thanks to Rtn. Dr. Prahlad. economical that things happened. (We had The many bus-stops we built, the water jamuns and dosa for fellowship at Rs. projects, the healthy-baby shows, school 2.50/plate from Chandru). One cannot get an support systems, health-care projects, the easy answer. Maybe projects were not that many matching grant projects and all other many and rotary did not have this 23 + works go into oblivion, looking at the rotary committees. We did have a great fund raising midtown academy school we have put in place. programme in the early days but did not use the This definitely is a worthy legacy with our deeper funds raised effectively, maybe? print. One of the best projects we did was arranging Long live midtown. – Ramki
  • 3. MIDTOWN - DOWN THE TIME LINE Rtn. Dr. SEETHARAMAIAH Rtn. A.R. SUBRAMANYARAJE URS Rtn. N. MADHWA RAO Rtn. DR. S. R. KANAKARAJ Rtn. Dr. K.S. SHASTRI 1980-1982 1982-1983 1983-1984 1984 -1985 1985-1986 WORLD UNDERSTANDING MANKIND IS ONE-BUILD BRIDGES OF SHARE ROTARY SERVE PEOPLE DISCOVER A NEW WORLD YOU ARE THE KEY AND PEACE THROUGH ROTARY FRIENDSHIP THROUGHOUT THE WORLD OF SERVICE Rtn. S.A. IMTHIAZ Rtn. DR. R.M. SHASTRI Rtn. S. K. NATARAJ Rtn. O. PRATAPKUMAR Rtn. Dr. N.M. CAVERIAPPA 1986-1987 1987-1988 1988-1989 1989-1990 1990-1991 ROTARY BRINGS HOPE ROTARANS-UNITED IN SERVICE, PUT LIFE INTO ENJOY ROTARY HONOUR ROTARY WITH DEDICATED TO PEACE ROTARY-YOUR LIFE FAITH AND ENTHUSIASM Rtn. Dr. B.R. SURESHCHANDRA Rtn. M.S. RAGHU Rtn. K.B. RAMPRAKASH Rtn. D. SRINATH Rtn. P.K. RAMAKRISHNA 1991 -1992 1992-1993 1993-1994 1994-1995 1995-1996 LOOK BEYOND YOUR SELF REAL HAPPINESS DELIEVE IN WHAT YOU DO, BE A FRIEND ACT WITH INTEGRITY, SERVE WITH IS HELPING OTHERS DO WHAT YOU BELIEVE IN LOVE, WORK FOR PEACE Reach Within to Embrace Humanity
  • 4. MIDTOWN - DOWN THE TIME LINE Rtn. SIRAJ ASGAR ALI Rtn. C.M. SUBRAMANIAN Rtn. P.S. BALAKRISHANAN Rtn. S. PRAKASH Rtn. FERNANDEZ SEM 1996-1997 1997-1998 1998-1999 1999-2000 2000-2001 BUILD THE FUTURE SHOW ROTARY CARES FOLLOW YOUR ACT WITH CONSISTENCY CREATE AWARENESS, WITH ACTION & VISION ROTARY DREAM CREDIBILITY & CONTINUITY TAKE ACTION Rtn. SALIL KUMAR DAS Rtn. MSA KHURAISHI Rtn. M.S. NANDAKUMAR Rtn. A.R. ALAGAPPAN Rtn. M. AZEEZULLA 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 MANKIND OF OUR BUSINESS SOW THE SEEDS OF LOVE LEND A HAND CELEBRATE ROTARY SERVICE ABOVE SELF Rtn. Dr. M.N. BHEEMESH Rtn. R. SUNDARA RAJA RAO Rtn. SANJAY SHAMANUR Rtn. PHF. SRINIVASAN K.N. Rtn. PHF. MAHESH V. MURTHY 2006-2007 2007-2008 2007-2008 2009-2010 2010-2011 LEAD THE WAY ROTARY SHARES MAKE DREAMS REAL THE FUTURE OF ROTARY BUILDING COMMUNITIES IS IN YOUR HANDS BRIDGING CONTINENTS Reach Within to Embrace Humanity
  • 5. 3 7-3-2012 Welcome to the Jim Freeman - Guest of New Members Honour for Charter Nite Jim freeman is a past Dr. S. M. RAVINDRANATH governor from R I district 5490, Dob : 14th May 1956 Arizona USA. Jim joined rotary in 1974 and was the president Married to Anupama –Clinical Psychologist of Rotary club of Miami in the and Counselor. One son Ajay....Working in year 1978-79. Was the district Australia as Microelectronics Eng governor in the year 1990- Qualifications: MS(General surgery), 91.Team leader to India district FRCS (Eire) FRCS (Glasg) 3240 in 92-93. 93-96 was the Senior Consultant : Laparoscopic and GI DRFC. 95 & 98 was the C O L Surgeon, Apollo BGS Hospitals. leader of the district. 2003-06 National Executive Committee Member - Indian Association was the district grants subcommittee chair. Was of Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons, awarded the meritorious service award in 1995, President, Surgical Society of Mysore & Association of service above self award in 2000 and the Rotary Surgeons of India (Mysore Chapter) foundation distinguished service award. Presently Jim is a member of Rotary club of Chandler-Horizon district 5510. Mr. VINOD MAROLI Was born in 1938 and worked in the us army for Dear Friends, The Famous Novelist Kahlil 6 years. Worked with the then largest retail chain J Gibran once said that “The significance of a C Penny for 18 years. Worked with the salvation man is not in what he attains, but rather in what army and with an airline company. Presently he longs to attain.” retired. Today, we are indeed lucky to have amidst Married to Ann Marie for the last 49 years they us, a thorough gentleman, who is striving hard have a son and grand children. to provide green energy solution so that the Jim's passion is working with TRF and doing future generation gets a clean and healthy matching grants all around the world. Our district environment to survive. It is none other than our GSE visited his district 5490 in the year 1989 and inductee into Rotary Midtown Mr. Vinod Maroli. He is the owner of since then has done over 20 matching grants with Venus Gas Services which is amongst the two Indane gas our district. The most recent one which has been distributorships inaugurated on 29th of April 1972 by the Then received this year is Mysore midtown's mobile ventilator costing $40000. Maharani of Mysore Smt. Tripura Sundarammani Devi. Today, Venus Gas services liquidates on an average 350 Metric tons of LPG each month to 25,000 house holds and to 400 commercial and industrial consumers on time every time. Happy Birthday Vinod did his schooling from The Bangalore Military School and he graduated in commerce from Banumiah's College Mysore. A Keen Sportsman, he has played basketball for India under 14 and was also when he was only 15, he was part of the Indian school boys boxing contingent that visited Sri Lanka. Amongst other things, Mr. Vinod started the first pub outside Bangalore called The Royal Legacy in Mysore. A place that featured in Namaste India (A Star TV program) as a must visit Rtn. Dr. K. A. Prahlad Rtn. Abdul Wajid Khan Suryani place in Mysore! 8-03-2012 (Mobile: 9845175006) 11-03-2012 (Mobile : 9845488473) If not for gas, Vinod would have been a pilot in the Indian Air Force. Intellectual Company, gardening and Driving stimulates him and he has a burning desire to 'Drive to London' one day. Wedding Vinod and his wife Nitha Maroli are blessed with three lovely Anniversary children Divisha, Abhishek and Nakuldev and he has 3 pet dogs Rtn.PHF. Yuvaraj, Shane Warne and Mothi. N. Narendra Babu Come on Midtowners, let us all welcome Vinod into our fold & Mythili M.V. and wish him a long and fruitful association with the club. 10-3-2012 Cell : 9945660084
  • 6. Dear friends, today is Midtown's birthday. It's India is no longer polio endemic great feeling celebrating 32nd birthday of this young and vibrant club. Just looking at the composition of the club – many of the charter members of the club are still very much young and kicking in the club-see Rtn. Raghu, Balu… and Rotarians who have spent 15-20 years in the club Ramki, Nandoo, Alagappan, Bheemesh, Azeezulla …are the guiding force behind the club. And we have the talented and experienced of the club spearheaded The World Health Organization has officially removed by Bhanu, Vishwa, Venky, Harish are India from the list of polio-endemic countries. Ghulam Nabi Azad, India's minister of Health and Family Welfare, made the waiting in the wings to lead the club to announcement at the Polio Summit 2012 in New Delhi on 25 the future. Further we have whole lot of February. Azad said that he had been informed of WHO's youngsters who when their turn comes action by its director-general, Dr. Margaret Chan. will definitely take club to newer heights. "It is a matter of satisfaction that we have completed one So friends rest assured, Midtown has a year without any single new case of polio being reported from bright and secure future. anywhere in the country," said Indian Prime Minister I have Ramki sharing his random Manmohan Singh at the summit, which was organized by the government of India and Rotary International. "This gives us thoughts over the club in this edition. hope that we can finally eradicate polio not only from India but Ramki, being a passionate Rotarian, from the face of the entire mother earth. The success of our having seen closely the midtown over efforts shows that teamwork pays." so many years, is the right person to India's last reported case was a two-year-old girl in West take stock of club's performance at this Bengal State on 13 January 2011. Before polio eradication can juncutre and guide it to the future. One be certified in India, it must go two more years without another case of the disease. Polio remains endemic in only three person whom we all look for as a role countries: Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan. model in rotary is Ramki and he has Bivalent oral vaccine been like that for many years am sure Until 2009, India accounted for nearly half the number of will continue like that for years to come. the world's polio cases. A chief factor in the country's success Then we have PG Jim Freeman has been the widespread use of the bivalent oral polio vaccine, from rotary club of Chandlier Horizon a which is effective against both remaining types of the close pal of Ramki and Midtown gracing poliovirus. Another has been rigorous monitoring, which has helped reduce the number of children missed by health today's function as the Guest of honour workers during National Immunization Days to less than 1 and it's a great honour for all of us. Jim percent, according to WHO. has been instrumental in many of the Rotary International has played a major role in helping to matching grants of the club. And what stop the transmission of polio in India. Rotary has been a we have observed in last fortnight or so spearheading partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative is that he is a true Rotarian – talks rotary, since 1988, along with WHO, UNICEF, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Bill & Melinda Gates sleeps rotary and breathes rotary, Foundation is also a key supporter of the initiative. genuine ambassador for rotary Sporting their signature yellow vests and caps, the nearly principles- universal brotherhood. 119,000 Rotarians in India have helped administer vaccine to So friends have a bash on the club's children, organize free health camps and polio awareness birthday and chill out at Golf Club. rallies, and distribute banners, caps, comic books, and other items. “With the support of their Rotary brothers and sisters around the world, Indian Rotarians have worked diligently Next Week in Midtown month after month, year after year, to help organize and carry out the National Immunization Days that reach millions of Dr. Poornima will speak on children with the oral polio vaccine," says RI President Kalyan Banerjee, of the Rotary Club of Vapi, Gujarat. "As an Indian, I Stress Management am immensely proud of what Rotary has accomplished. However, we know this is not the end of our work. Rotary and Date : 14.03.2012 Time : 6.30pm our partners must continue to immunize children in India and in other countries until the goal of a polio-free world is finally Venue : RCL Hall, JLB Road, Mysore. achieved."