The document describes a "Nasha Mukti Campaign" led by students of Satya Bharti School in Bachini village, Haryana. The students conducted a survey and found that 268 villagers were involved in drinking alcohol. They organized a rally with posters showing the harms of drinking. The students also performed a play to raise awareness. They held a community meeting where 15 people took an oath to stop drinking. As a result, the local wine shop closed, creating a healthier environment. The students felt they gained leadership skills and the community was impressed by their efforts to address this social issue.
The new team of office bearers for Rotaract Mahajana's will be installed by Rtn. M.S. Raghu. The chief guest will be Rtn. R. Vasudeva Murthy, president of Mahjana Education Society. The new office bearers to be installed include Nikhil Maruthi as president and Priya Prasad as secretary. Rtn. Raghu also conducted career guidance programs for over 1,000 students from several schools. Feedback from students showed how Rtn. Raghu motivates and transforms minds. Students from RMA won prizes in yoga and chess competitions. Various service activities were conducted including cleaning the school surroundings and an exclusive show on mountaineering.
The children of GPS Umda Bazar designed a plan to help senior citizens in their area. They felt sad that the senior citizens were lonely and had difficulty with tasks like shopping or crossing the road. Their plan was to help the senior citizens by lifting heavy items, crossing roads with them, giving them water, and talking to them to bring them joy. The children implemented their plan and helped the senior citizens, who were very happy with the assistance and companionship.
Bright Day School students and their mentor Mrs. Rajwant Kaur organized a project to help beggars, street children, and those from slum areas. They taught the children how to make paper bags to provide them with a means to earn money and live with dignity. Over 2000 paper bags were made and are ready for sale. The school and community members supported the project by donating materials and helping the children sell the bags.
Rtn. Umesh K. has announced his team for 2015-16. He carefully selected 13 other members to support him as president of the Midtown club. On December 17th, he introduced his team members and provided funny descriptions and nicknames for each. The event was held in a location decorated to resemble coastal Karnataka and attendees wore traditional clothes. Refreshments included local snacks. Umesh thanked seniors and humorously introduced each team member and their roles.
The document provides information about an upcoming club assembly by Assistant Governor for Zone 7, Rtn. Dr. M.N. Bheemesh of Rotary Midtown. It provides details about Rtn. Bheemesh's background and experience. The agenda is also given for District Governor's upcoming visit on January 29th, 2014 which will include visits to RMA, Soofi Trust, meetings and assemblies.
The students from the commerce department organized a business activity to develop entrepreneurial skills. They started a stationary stall in their school and earned profits. The students and members of the Interact Club then visited Nirmal Chhaya, an NGO, and attended the marriage of 3 girls living there. They gifted woolen clothes and Rs. 1500 cash for the marriage. This activity gave the students a sense of contentment for contributing to a good cause and boosted their desire to improve society.
1) Students at Satya Bharti School in Viranwas, Rajasthan initiated a tree planting campaign to honor elders and protect the environment.
2) They organized community meetings and rallies to encourage villagers to plant trees in the names of their grandparents and other elders.
3) Many community members participated in the tree planting, feeling happy that the students launched an initiative to protect the environment and show respect to elders. The bonding between the school and community strengthened as a result.
The document describes a "Nasha Mukti Campaign" led by students of Satya Bharti School in Bachini village, Haryana. The students conducted a survey and found that 268 villagers were involved in drinking alcohol. They organized a rally with posters showing the harms of drinking. The students also performed a play to raise awareness. They held a community meeting where 15 people took an oath to stop drinking. As a result, the local wine shop closed, creating a healthier environment. The students felt they gained leadership skills and the community was impressed by their efforts to address this social issue.
The new team of office bearers for Rotaract Mahajana's will be installed by Rtn. M.S. Raghu. The chief guest will be Rtn. R. Vasudeva Murthy, president of Mahjana Education Society. The new office bearers to be installed include Nikhil Maruthi as president and Priya Prasad as secretary. Rtn. Raghu also conducted career guidance programs for over 1,000 students from several schools. Feedback from students showed how Rtn. Raghu motivates and transforms minds. Students from RMA won prizes in yoga and chess competitions. Various service activities were conducted including cleaning the school surroundings and an exclusive show on mountaineering.
The children of GPS Umda Bazar designed a plan to help senior citizens in their area. They felt sad that the senior citizens were lonely and had difficulty with tasks like shopping or crossing the road. Their plan was to help the senior citizens by lifting heavy items, crossing roads with them, giving them water, and talking to them to bring them joy. The children implemented their plan and helped the senior citizens, who were very happy with the assistance and companionship.
Bright Day School students and their mentor Mrs. Rajwant Kaur organized a project to help beggars, street children, and those from slum areas. They taught the children how to make paper bags to provide them with a means to earn money and live with dignity. Over 2000 paper bags were made and are ready for sale. The school and community members supported the project by donating materials and helping the children sell the bags.
Rtn. Umesh K. has announced his team for 2015-16. He carefully selected 13 other members to support him as president of the Midtown club. On December 17th, he introduced his team members and provided funny descriptions and nicknames for each. The event was held in a location decorated to resemble coastal Karnataka and attendees wore traditional clothes. Refreshments included local snacks. Umesh thanked seniors and humorously introduced each team member and their roles.
The document provides information about an upcoming club assembly by Assistant Governor for Zone 7, Rtn. Dr. M.N. Bheemesh of Rotary Midtown. It provides details about Rtn. Bheemesh's background and experience. The agenda is also given for District Governor's upcoming visit on January 29th, 2014 which will include visits to RMA, Soofi Trust, meetings and assemblies.
The students from the commerce department organized a business activity to develop entrepreneurial skills. They started a stationary stall in their school and earned profits. The students and members of the Interact Club then visited Nirmal Chhaya, an NGO, and attended the marriage of 3 girls living there. They gifted woolen clothes and Rs. 1500 cash for the marriage. This activity gave the students a sense of contentment for contributing to a good cause and boosted their desire to improve society.
1) Students at Satya Bharti School in Viranwas, Rajasthan initiated a tree planting campaign to honor elders and protect the environment.
2) They organized community meetings and rallies to encourage villagers to plant trees in the names of their grandparents and other elders.
3) Many community members participated in the tree planting, feeling happy that the students launched an initiative to protect the environment and show respect to elders. The bonding between the school and community strengthened as a result.
The document summarizes Rotary Midtown activities for the week of 01-05-2012. It recognizes members who will be attending the RI Convention in Bangkok and honors two recipients of the Rotary Midtown Venus Shramajeevi Award for their community service. It also provides well wishes to a club member recovering from illness and announces the trip of several Rotarians to the RI Convention in Thailand.
1) The document celebrates Rotary Midtown's 32nd charter anniversary. It provides background on the chief guest, Rtn. T.K. Chitta Ranjan, and welcomes him.
2) It introduces two new club members, Dr. S.M. Ravindranath and Mr. Vinod Maroli, and provides details about their professional and personal backgrounds.
3) The document highlights Jim Freeman, a past district governor from Arizona, USA, as the guest of honour for the charter night celebrations. His accomplishments and passion for matching grants are summarized.
This document provides information about several events:
1) A talent show and dinner hosted by pharmacy friends of Midtown Rotary Club.
2) Mr. Abhilash Nair being awarded the Rotary Midtown Best Industrialist Award for his work leading Zeus Biotech Pvt. Ltd.
3) Mr. Arjun Ranga presenting the award to Mr. Nair and details about Mr. Ranga's career leading NR Group.
4) Brief histories of the Rotary Midtown Best Industrialist Award and Midtown Rotary Club's cracker stall at Diwali.
Rtn. Joseph Mathew was the incoming Assistant Governor for Zone 7 who conducted a club assembly for Rotary Mysore Midtown. He has had a long career in education and joined Rotary in 2001. During his term as president of Rotary Club of Mysore West, he was able to bring in notable speakers and the club received many awards. Rotary Mysore Midtown has done over Rs. 1.45 crore in matching grant projects covering areas like education, health, and community development. The president's message welcomed Rtn. Joseph Mathew and announced an upcoming president's dinner.
Prof. K.C. Belliappa will speak to the Midtown Rotary Club on the topic "Role of Media Today". Prof. Belliappa has had a long career in academia, serving as Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi Central University and teaching at Manasa Gangothri. He has authored books and published many articles. Midtown welcomes Prof. Belliappa and looks forward to his insights on the changing role of media.
This document summarizes Rtn. Raghavendra's term as president of the Midtown Rotary Club from July 2011 to June 2012. It includes his farewell message thanking the club members for their support over the past year. Several club members contribute comments praising Raghavendra for embracing all members, keeping activities simple and effective, and making the club enjoyable for people of all backgrounds. They credit his leadership and the support of Secretary Rtn. Venkatesh for the successful year. Rtn. Vishwanath is introduced as the incoming president for 2012-13, and well wishes are given to both outgoing and incoming leaders.
The document summarizes a Rotary club meeting that included a presentation on managing adolescence by speaker Anupama Ravindranath. It discusses the positive reception of her insightful talk. It also notes the 60th birthday celebration of PP Rtn. K. N. Srinivasan and condolences for the passing of Mrs. Haseebunissa. Lastly, it highlights Midtown Rotarians' experiences at the 103rd Rotary International Convention in Bangkok including trips to Cambodia and Malaysia.
The document summarizes the Rotary Midtown Silicon Journalism Award ceremony honoring two journalists, Mr. Nagesh Panathale and Mr. K. Shashikumar. It provides biographical details and accomplishments of each journalist. It describes Mr. Panathale's career beginning in photography and his many awards. It also outlines Mr. Shashikumar's background in engineering and interest in photography/writing, and lists some of his awards for journalism. The ceremony was held to recognize the journalists' excellence in their field and was instituted by Silicon Controls Pvt. Ltd., whose managing director is the club president.
The document profiles Mrs. Vinitha Sathish, the District Chairman of IW District 318, detailing her experience serving in various roles at the club and district levels over many years. It describes her personal and professional background, interests, family, and accomplishments in Inner Wheel. The document also introduces two new members of the IW Midtown club.
The document provides a summary of the installation ceremony of the Rotary Club of Central Vinyas (RCC Vinyas) for the 2014-2015 year. It outlines the sequence of events which included watering plants by the chief guest and other dignitaries, prayers, presentations of annual reports and new office bearers, speeches by the RCC president, chairman, and chief guest. It also discusses community service projects supported by RCC Vinyas including a donation to a nonprofit for underprivileged children's education and support for a low-cost computer developed by engineering students. The ceremony highlighted RCC Vinyas' commitment to literacy and supporting economically weaker sections of society under the new leadership team.
The annual Bandhavya carnival for special children, organized by Rotary Mysore Midtown, was held from January 2-4, 2015. The 3-day event hosted over 1,400 special children and their caretakers from across Karnataka and included athletic competitions, cultural performances, and fun activities. It had a budget of over 4 lakhs Rs and support from corporate sponsors like Infosys. Day 1 activities included welcoming participants, an opening procession, and distributing snacks to children. Competition results were announced. A dental camp screened 400 children. Inner Wheel Mysore Midtown contributed Rs. 15,000 and helped over the 3 days. Rtn. Vishwanath will retire as chair next
The document summarizes the proceedings of an editors' meeting for the Rotary Club of Midtown's bulletin "About Us". It discusses brainstorming ideas for improving the bulletin and making it more tech-savvy. It also provides updates on the club's activities like donating funds for heart surgeries and supporting a school science lab. Stories are shared to inspire members to empower women and support a happy marriage. The overall purpose is to plan ways to create a better club bulletin and update members on service projects.
The document provides information about an upcoming talk on life perception by long-time Rotarian K.S. Chandrashekhar at the Rotary Club of Mysore. It notes that Chandrashekhar has been a Rotarian for 50 years and served as president of the Mysore club in 1976-77. It also highlights his 100% attendance record over 50 years of membership. The talk will take place on March 27, 2014.
The document discusses a technology developed by Dr. Humayun to restore vision in blind people by using a microchip implanted in the retina connected to a camera that transmits images to the chip. Dr. Humayun has successfully used this procedure to help many regain their vision. Rotary Mysore Midtown intends to work with hospitals and philanthropists to bring this affordable technology to India and help millions of blind Indians regain their sight.
This document summarizes a research paper about the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation's (MSSRF) Pudukottai Watershed Project in India. The author conducted research with the MSSRF on how the project has empowered women and affected incomes/food security. Through water harvesting structures, intensive farming systems, and community-based organizations, the project has improved lives in rural Pudukottai villages by increasing agricultural productivity, incomes, and natural resource conservation while empowering women members. The author interviewed women in Meiyagoundanpatti village and members of three community organizations to understand these impacts of the watershed project.
The document provides information about Almon E. Roth, a past president of Rotary International, and announces upcoming Rotary events in Mysore, India. It announces that the election meeting and announcement of new officers for the Rotary Mysore club for 2014-2015 will be held on December 26th at 6:30pm. It also provides a condolence message for the mother of two Rotarians from Mysore who passed away.
- This document is the March edition of the Rotary Club of Bangalore Cantonment's newsletter, edited by Dr. Chinmaya P Chigateri.
- This edition is dedicated to International Women's Day and features an interview with the club's only woman rotarian discussing her experience.
- It welcomes visiting dignitaries from the Rotary Club of Princeton, USA and provides updates on polio eradication efforts and the conferring of an award to The Needy Heart Foundation.
- The editor requests feedback to improve the newsletter and hopes readers enjoy this edition.
GST News letter No.2 from Lion Narsimha Raju Dichpally GST Coordinator 320D 2...lionnarsimharajumjf
Lions Clubs International District 320D is encouraging all club officers and members to conduct service activities for the month of July 2021, which is the rainy season in India. Suggested activities include adopting a primary health center, celebrating Doctors Day on July 1st by honoring doctors, planting trees, promoting rainwater harvesting, and keeping communities clean and green. The district governor is also promoting the adoption of primary health centers by each club to assess needs and provide support.
This document summarizes the activities of the Rotary Club of Mysore Midtown. It discusses the club receiving numerous awards at the district conference for their work in areas like vocational training, AIDS awareness, and youth activities. It then introduces the guest speaker, Dr. Supriya Das, a homeopath from Kolkata who will discuss homeopathic medicine and treatment. It concludes with announcing an upcoming business meeting and inviting members to attend.
Here are some health tips for this week:
- Drink plenty of water. Aim for 8 glasses per day to stay hydrated.
- Eat more fruits and vegetables. Aim for 5 servings per day for vitamins and fiber.
- Get enough sleep. Most adults need 7-9 hours of sleep per night for energy and well-being.
- Take the stairs when possible. Even small bursts of activity like taking the stairs can help burn extra calories.
- Do some light stretching daily. Stretching helps improve flexibility and reduce muscle soreness.
- Reduce stress. Try deep breathing, meditation, yoga or other relaxation techniques. High stress takes a physical toll.
- Limit screen time before bed
The document summarizes a free MS-Office training and medical checkup camp organized by the Bhoomi Education Trust in Hubballi, India. Several local politicians and doctors spoke at the event. They emphasized the importance of education, health, cleanliness, and developing skills like using computers. Approximately 100 people received free medical consultations. Certificates were distributed to the 25 students who completed the MS-Office training. The camp was funded and supported by local entrepreneurs and politicians.
The document summarizes Rotary Midtown activities for the week of 01-05-2012. It recognizes members who will be attending the RI Convention in Bangkok and honors two recipients of the Rotary Midtown Venus Shramajeevi Award for their community service. It also provides well wishes to a club member recovering from illness and announces the trip of several Rotarians to the RI Convention in Thailand.
1) The document celebrates Rotary Midtown's 32nd charter anniversary. It provides background on the chief guest, Rtn. T.K. Chitta Ranjan, and welcomes him.
2) It introduces two new club members, Dr. S.M. Ravindranath and Mr. Vinod Maroli, and provides details about their professional and personal backgrounds.
3) The document highlights Jim Freeman, a past district governor from Arizona, USA, as the guest of honour for the charter night celebrations. His accomplishments and passion for matching grants are summarized.
This document provides information about several events:
1) A talent show and dinner hosted by pharmacy friends of Midtown Rotary Club.
2) Mr. Abhilash Nair being awarded the Rotary Midtown Best Industrialist Award for his work leading Zeus Biotech Pvt. Ltd.
3) Mr. Arjun Ranga presenting the award to Mr. Nair and details about Mr. Ranga's career leading NR Group.
4) Brief histories of the Rotary Midtown Best Industrialist Award and Midtown Rotary Club's cracker stall at Diwali.
Rtn. Joseph Mathew was the incoming Assistant Governor for Zone 7 who conducted a club assembly for Rotary Mysore Midtown. He has had a long career in education and joined Rotary in 2001. During his term as president of Rotary Club of Mysore West, he was able to bring in notable speakers and the club received many awards. Rotary Mysore Midtown has done over Rs. 1.45 crore in matching grant projects covering areas like education, health, and community development. The president's message welcomed Rtn. Joseph Mathew and announced an upcoming president's dinner.
Prof. K.C. Belliappa will speak to the Midtown Rotary Club on the topic "Role of Media Today". Prof. Belliappa has had a long career in academia, serving as Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi Central University and teaching at Manasa Gangothri. He has authored books and published many articles. Midtown welcomes Prof. Belliappa and looks forward to his insights on the changing role of media.
This document summarizes Rtn. Raghavendra's term as president of the Midtown Rotary Club from July 2011 to June 2012. It includes his farewell message thanking the club members for their support over the past year. Several club members contribute comments praising Raghavendra for embracing all members, keeping activities simple and effective, and making the club enjoyable for people of all backgrounds. They credit his leadership and the support of Secretary Rtn. Venkatesh for the successful year. Rtn. Vishwanath is introduced as the incoming president for 2012-13, and well wishes are given to both outgoing and incoming leaders.
The document summarizes a Rotary club meeting that included a presentation on managing adolescence by speaker Anupama Ravindranath. It discusses the positive reception of her insightful talk. It also notes the 60th birthday celebration of PP Rtn. K. N. Srinivasan and condolences for the passing of Mrs. Haseebunissa. Lastly, it highlights Midtown Rotarians' experiences at the 103rd Rotary International Convention in Bangkok including trips to Cambodia and Malaysia.
The document summarizes the Rotary Midtown Silicon Journalism Award ceremony honoring two journalists, Mr. Nagesh Panathale and Mr. K. Shashikumar. It provides biographical details and accomplishments of each journalist. It describes Mr. Panathale's career beginning in photography and his many awards. It also outlines Mr. Shashikumar's background in engineering and interest in photography/writing, and lists some of his awards for journalism. The ceremony was held to recognize the journalists' excellence in their field and was instituted by Silicon Controls Pvt. Ltd., whose managing director is the club president.
The document profiles Mrs. Vinitha Sathish, the District Chairman of IW District 318, detailing her experience serving in various roles at the club and district levels over many years. It describes her personal and professional background, interests, family, and accomplishments in Inner Wheel. The document also introduces two new members of the IW Midtown club.
The document provides a summary of the installation ceremony of the Rotary Club of Central Vinyas (RCC Vinyas) for the 2014-2015 year. It outlines the sequence of events which included watering plants by the chief guest and other dignitaries, prayers, presentations of annual reports and new office bearers, speeches by the RCC president, chairman, and chief guest. It also discusses community service projects supported by RCC Vinyas including a donation to a nonprofit for underprivileged children's education and support for a low-cost computer developed by engineering students. The ceremony highlighted RCC Vinyas' commitment to literacy and supporting economically weaker sections of society under the new leadership team.
The annual Bandhavya carnival for special children, organized by Rotary Mysore Midtown, was held from January 2-4, 2015. The 3-day event hosted over 1,400 special children and their caretakers from across Karnataka and included athletic competitions, cultural performances, and fun activities. It had a budget of over 4 lakhs Rs and support from corporate sponsors like Infosys. Day 1 activities included welcoming participants, an opening procession, and distributing snacks to children. Competition results were announced. A dental camp screened 400 children. Inner Wheel Mysore Midtown contributed Rs. 15,000 and helped over the 3 days. Rtn. Vishwanath will retire as chair next
The document summarizes the proceedings of an editors' meeting for the Rotary Club of Midtown's bulletin "About Us". It discusses brainstorming ideas for improving the bulletin and making it more tech-savvy. It also provides updates on the club's activities like donating funds for heart surgeries and supporting a school science lab. Stories are shared to inspire members to empower women and support a happy marriage. The overall purpose is to plan ways to create a better club bulletin and update members on service projects.
The document provides information about an upcoming talk on life perception by long-time Rotarian K.S. Chandrashekhar at the Rotary Club of Mysore. It notes that Chandrashekhar has been a Rotarian for 50 years and served as president of the Mysore club in 1976-77. It also highlights his 100% attendance record over 50 years of membership. The talk will take place on March 27, 2014.
The document discusses a technology developed by Dr. Humayun to restore vision in blind people by using a microchip implanted in the retina connected to a camera that transmits images to the chip. Dr. Humayun has successfully used this procedure to help many regain their vision. Rotary Mysore Midtown intends to work with hospitals and philanthropists to bring this affordable technology to India and help millions of blind Indians regain their sight.
This document summarizes a research paper about the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation's (MSSRF) Pudukottai Watershed Project in India. The author conducted research with the MSSRF on how the project has empowered women and affected incomes/food security. Through water harvesting structures, intensive farming systems, and community-based organizations, the project has improved lives in rural Pudukottai villages by increasing agricultural productivity, incomes, and natural resource conservation while empowering women members. The author interviewed women in Meiyagoundanpatti village and members of three community organizations to understand these impacts of the watershed project.
The document provides information about Almon E. Roth, a past president of Rotary International, and announces upcoming Rotary events in Mysore, India. It announces that the election meeting and announcement of new officers for the Rotary Mysore club for 2014-2015 will be held on December 26th at 6:30pm. It also provides a condolence message for the mother of two Rotarians from Mysore who passed away.
- This document is the March edition of the Rotary Club of Bangalore Cantonment's newsletter, edited by Dr. Chinmaya P Chigateri.
- This edition is dedicated to International Women's Day and features an interview with the club's only woman rotarian discussing her experience.
- It welcomes visiting dignitaries from the Rotary Club of Princeton, USA and provides updates on polio eradication efforts and the conferring of an award to The Needy Heart Foundation.
- The editor requests feedback to improve the newsletter and hopes readers enjoy this edition.
GST News letter No.2 from Lion Narsimha Raju Dichpally GST Coordinator 320D 2...lionnarsimharajumjf
Lions Clubs International District 320D is encouraging all club officers and members to conduct service activities for the month of July 2021, which is the rainy season in India. Suggested activities include adopting a primary health center, celebrating Doctors Day on July 1st by honoring doctors, planting trees, promoting rainwater harvesting, and keeping communities clean and green. The district governor is also promoting the adoption of primary health centers by each club to assess needs and provide support.
This document summarizes the activities of the Rotary Club of Mysore Midtown. It discusses the club receiving numerous awards at the district conference for their work in areas like vocational training, AIDS awareness, and youth activities. It then introduces the guest speaker, Dr. Supriya Das, a homeopath from Kolkata who will discuss homeopathic medicine and treatment. It concludes with announcing an upcoming business meeting and inviting members to attend.
Here are some health tips for this week:
- Drink plenty of water. Aim for 8 glasses per day to stay hydrated.
- Eat more fruits and vegetables. Aim for 5 servings per day for vitamins and fiber.
- Get enough sleep. Most adults need 7-9 hours of sleep per night for energy and well-being.
- Take the stairs when possible. Even small bursts of activity like taking the stairs can help burn extra calories.
- Do some light stretching daily. Stretching helps improve flexibility and reduce muscle soreness.
- Reduce stress. Try deep breathing, meditation, yoga or other relaxation techniques. High stress takes a physical toll.
- Limit screen time before bed
The document summarizes a free MS-Office training and medical checkup camp organized by the Bhoomi Education Trust in Hubballi, India. Several local politicians and doctors spoke at the event. They emphasized the importance of education, health, cleanliness, and developing skills like using computers. Approximately 100 people received free medical consultations. Certificates were distributed to the 25 students who completed the MS-Office training. The camp was funded and supported by local entrepreneurs and politicians.
1. Awake was founded on October 2nd, 2000 to inspire and involve common people in Jharkhand and India in activities to make them prosperous through various programs.
2. It aims to spread love and cooperation, create a self-reliant society, develop high morale, and solve common problems through meetings, training, and community institutions for all groups.
3. It provides various income generation programs like jam making, agarbatti making, paper bag making, and tailoring through training and organizes melas for marketing support.
The document provides information from a Rotary club newsletter/magazine. It includes the chairman's message about a past event called Bhandavyotsava, details about a media workshop the club organized, congratulatory messages for two club members' achievements, and information about an upcoming district conference including the schedule and list of speakers.
Rtn. Dr. B.R. Pai celebrated his 80th birthday with friends and family. He believes staying active and engaged keeps him feeling young. On this occasion, Rotary Mysore hosted a "Fireside Chat" where Pai discussed how perception influences life and allows for creativity and innovation. Pai was also able to meet Kamlesh Patel, a spiritual leader known as Daaji, and learned about Heartfulness Meditation practiced by over a million people worldwide. Rotary has launched a new health initiative called "Project Positive Health" focused on preventing non-communicable diseases like diabetes and heart disease through awareness campaigns.
This document is an invitation from the Shree Vardhaman Shwetambar Sthanakwasi Jain Shravak Sakal Sangh to influential figures to speak at their "Life Inspiring Stories" event in Pune during the Chaturmas period in 2019. The event aims to provide inspiration to youth by sharing stories of success from people in various fields overcoming adversity. Speakers will give motivational speeches and the event hopes to give attendees life-changing inspiration. Details are provided on the event dates in July-September 2019 and organization committee members.
Rotary Midtown Academy School in Bangalore, India celebrated the top scorers on the SSLC (10th standard) exams. The school's principal, Dr. Vanitha K. Bhat, was honored for her leadership and dedication to the growth of the school over the past 10 years. Rotary member Nandoo congratulated and awarded the 12 top scoring students with cash prizes of 1000 rupees each. The names and scores of the top scorers were listed.
This 4-page document discusses the Rotary Namana Award winners from 2003-2014. It provides details about the organizations and individuals who received the annual award over this time period for their contributions to theatre, music, dance, and folk arts in Karnataka. Some of the notable award recipients mentioned include Rangayana, Amarakala Sangha, Rasavrinda, Vasundhara Performing Arts, Kalasuruchi, Kalapriya Group, Nrithyalaya Group, and renowned artists like Vid. Mysore M Nagraj and Dr. Mysore M Manjunath. The last paragraph provides an overview of the Rotary Namana Award and its role in recognizing excellence
Rotary is a simple association of business and professional people united by the ideal of service, according to Maurice Duperrey, the 27th President of Rotary International. However, Rotary is not a philosophy that answers every question or satisfies all desires. It is merely a group of individuals coming together for the purpose of service.
The document provides information about upcoming Rotary events in Mysore, India including a fellowship at the KRS backwaters, celebrations for World Rotary Day, and the annual Taare Zameen Par program for special needs children. It also includes announcements about members' accomplishments and milestones.
Dr. Ramani is passionate about jogging which he religiously adheres to. At the age of 81, he maintains good health and regularly runs marathons. At the age of 79 years, he was declared oldest runner in half marathon category in the Mumbai Marathon held on 15th January 2017.
Find the blog link on: https://blog.townscript.com/organize-a-marathon/
Let’s hear in his own words on how did he organize this marathon for 18 years and motivate numerous people to take up running.
The Midtown Rotary Club of Mysore conducted a community service visit to the Vimala Terminal Care Centre. The centre provides shelter and care for the destitute who are terminally ill, mentally or physically disabled, aged, or abandoned. During the visit, the Rotarians and Inner Wheel members donated groceries, floor cleaners, detergents, and milk powder to the organization. They also handed over a cheque for Rs. 10,000. The inmates were served dinner and afterwards, one inmate entertained with a dance performance. The visit aimed to provide support to the care centre and bring cheer to those staying there.
Ajay Raghavendra, the son of a Rotary Club of Mysore member, will speak to the club about his undergraduate studies and research at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in the US, focusing on his work on tropical cyclones and fluid dynamics
Rtn. S. Saravanan was the speaker of the day. As the chairman for extension of new clubs in District 3180, his role is to add as many new members as possible. Saravanan has served Rotary Madikeri in various roles since joining in 2001. He is currently the General Manager of Hotel Coorg International and Heritage Resort in Coorg. A new Rotaract club was installed at Saradavilas College in Mysore. Two new members, Dr. Apoorva S and Dr. Pramod Kumar Sidramappa Gubbi, joined Rotary Midtown. Teachers' Day was celebrated jointly by Rotary and Innerwheel Midtown at RMA School.
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The document summarizes the annual Y. Bhagwan Memorial English Debate Competition held by the Bhagavan Family. Over 50 participants from across the state gathered to compete. The competition included an invocation, remarks from guests and organizers, and debates on topics such as freedom of speech and infrastructure growth vs agriculture/environment. After intense debates, winners were selected. The event brought together youth, talent, and the power of speech and showed the Bhagavan family's commitment to supporting students.
This document provides a biography of journalist N Niranjan Nikam, who was previously a member of the Rotary Club of Mysore Midtown for about ten years. It discusses his educational and professional background, including dropping out of IIT Kanpur and working in various fields before finding his calling in journalism. It notes that he credits the Rotary Club of Mysore Midtown for helping enable his career change to journalism. The document also highlights some of the prominent people Nikam has interviewed and currently serves as a consultant for the University of Mysore's centennial celebrations.
This document provides a summary of a Rotary club meeting and events involving the Rotary Mysore Midtown club. It discusses the club's visit from the District Governor which included presentations on club projects, speeches, and entertainment performances. It also summarizes a large astronomy event organized by the club for local students and a multi-generational play event bringing together children and elderly adults from homes in the community. The summaries highlight the club's community service activities and emphasis on fun and fellowship.
Dr. L. Savitha is the principal and secretary of Kautilya Group of Institutions in Mysore. She has overseen tremendous growth of the institution since its inception in 2005-06. It now offers a wide range of academic programs from Montessori to degree courses. Dr. Savitha is a researcher and believes in providing students with the best education possible, including new programs in STEM, arts, sports and life skills. She has vast experience in education and has held several leadership roles to improve school standards in Mysore.
The document provides a summary of a joint meeting between the Rotary clubs of Mysore Midtown and Tanjore Midtown in Tanjore, India. It describes the activities undertaken during the visit, including visiting temples, a school, and bronze statue workshops. It notes that speakers from both clubs addressed the joint meeting. The purpose of the meeting was to foster friendship between the clubs and learn from each other's experiences in club management. Mysore Midtown members were hosted with traditional Indian hospitality and departed with fond memories of their visit.
Swarna Chittaranjan is a science graduate and education professional who has been actively involved with Inner Wheel, a women's service organization, since 1994. She has held numerous leadership positions at the local and district level, organizing many successful service projects over the years. She is married with two sons and enjoys music, gardening, and cooking in her free time. Her family has a long history of involvement in community service organizations. The document is an invitation welcoming her as the Principal Day Chair of Inner Wheel Midtown.
The document provides details about various club activities and events from the past week:
1) The club meeting last week featured a talk by Prof. Belliappa on the role of media today. The talk was well received.
2) This will be President Raaghu's last meeting before handing over duties. He has invited members and families to a President's Dinner on June 30th to celebrate the year.
3) Next week will be a club assembly meeting on June 20th at 6:30pm at the RCL Hall on JLB Road.
An ambulance donated by Rotary Mysore Midtown under a matching grant was dedicated to SGDM Trust, Chamundi Vanam, Mysore by the local MLA. The dedication ceremony was attended by several Midtown Rotarians led by Rtn. Narendra Babu in response to his call. The document also discusses a debate between a philosophy professor and a student about the existence of God and discusses Rotary activities like the upcoming Bangkok trip.
The document summarizes the achievements of Indian cricketer Rahul Dravid and argues that he was a greater batsman than Sunil Gavaskar or Sachin Tendulkar. It notes that Dravid has more match-winning performances for India than the other players. Dravid captained both the Test and one-day teams for India and was an excellent vice-captain. He spent more time than others improving his fitness, skills, and focusing on the small details of the game. Dravid played a hugely significant role in transforming Indian cricket to the golden era that began in 2001 when India defeated Australia at Kolkata after being forced to follow-on.
Dr. Poornima Krishnamurthy gave a presentation on stress management to the Rotary Midtown club using Ayurvedic perspectives. She explained how stress can lead to digestive disorders like peptic ulcers and listed 50 strategies for coping with stress, including meditation, massage, exercise, humor, and spending time with nature. Her presentation was well-received and interactive, generating questions from the audience. She emphasized periodic Ayurvedic therapies and maintaining a balanced diet and lifestyle to reduce stress according to Ayurvedic principles.
The document summarizes Dr. Poornima K. Murthy's background and qualifications. She has a PhD from SVYASA Deemed University in Bangalore and an MD from the University of Mysore. Her areas of expertise include stress management and Ayurveda. She has published research papers and spoken at various national and international conferences. She currently holds several director and faculty positions related to Ayurveda, yoga, and holistic health.
The document summarizes a weekend getaway that Midtown Rotary Club members took to Faith Estate in Kutta. It describes their journey there, activities like hiking, viewing wildlife, and attending a board meeting. It details the meals they enjoyed and their return journey, during which some witnessed a forest fire. The excursion provided fellowship and an opportunity to relax in nature.
1. Issue: 19
Volume: 34 Date: 12.11.2014 Pages: 4
resume as gigantic as his handsome personality,
ADr. Bhaskar Shrinivas, an Orthopedic Surgeon by
profession was born in 1959 to the Late parents Past
Rotarian President Dr. P. S. Bhat and Sathyabhama Bhat. After
completing his early education in Puttur, he graduated in
Medicine from JNMC, Belgaum in the year 1982. Started career
in the Nursing Home started by his father at Puttur, he pursued
his education to Diploma in Orthopedics from KMC, Mangalore.
To add to his academic recod, he acquired post graduate
Diploma in Hospital Management and Health from Indira
Gandhi National Open University. Now, the Managing Director
of a 100 bed Multi Speciality Hospital in Puttur, be rungs Puttur
City Hospital with utmost devotion and commitment.
Having joined social service through Jaycee, he led Putter
Jaycees to great heights in the year 1985. Past President of IMA,
he was also the Chairman of Patient Right Protection
Committee of IMA, Puttur.
Joining Rotary in the year 1989, he left no stone unearthed to
serve the society. Rotary Campco Blood Bank started in year
1998 under his Chairmanship being the most prestigious
project still running to the satisfaction of the general public.
Took over the reigns of Rotary Puttur in 2002-03 to serve the
entire length & breadth of the society. His achievements as
President yielded in a number of service projects of which
construction of an own meeting hall and an ambulance under
matching grant were the important few.
Thereafter was series of assignments in Rotary Dist. 3180,
including Assistant Governor in 2007-08 of Zone V & Dist Pulse
Polio Chairman in 2010-11.
On his personal front, he
married an equally
charming lady. Manjula
in the year 1985, who is
an origin of Coorg,
e d u c a t e d f r o m S t .
Josephs, Bangalore and
D i p l o m a H o l d e r i n
Interior Decoration. The
couple are blessed with
two lovely children Varun
and Varsha who are both pursuing their Medical career. All his
family members are Paul Harris Fellows.
Tennis is his passion, loves badminton and cricket. Travelling
and photography are his hobbies.
3. 8 patients underwent surgery on 4th November 2014
in the eyecamp conducted @ Devalapura in
associationwith MRC EyeHospital.
Rotarians Venky, Mohan, Sundar, Srinivas, attended
the TRF Seminar -“Koduge' held at Hassan on 8th and
9thNov,2014.
Vocational training programme was inaugurated at
RMA on10thNov2014.
Club Assembly was conducted by AG Rtn. Jayapraksh on 5th
Nov2014.Atthesametime PP.Rtn.K.N.Srinivasandonated
Rs.15000towards“Bhandhavya-2014”project.
Midtown News in brief
DG’s Visit to Midtown : Pictures from ground zero
9:15am Breakfast at Hotel Ramya 10:15am Opening of 4 way test hoarding at Murugan Medicals
Hoarding at Murugan Medicals 10:30am Visit to RMA Science Lab at RMA
at MARS, inspecting telescope Trainees at Vocational Centre RMA 11:15am at Soofi Trust special school
1:00pm Club Assembly at RCL
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Aboutus In-house Magazine Published by
Rtn. Mohan Kumar T.N, Hon. Secretary
Rotary Mysore Midtown, JLB Road, Mysore - 570024
Editorial Board: Rtn. Dr. K.A Prahlad,
Rtn. Bheemesh, Rtn. Ramakrishna, Rtn Bhanuchandran
Rtn. Pramod Gubbi, Rtn. Sundar, Rtn. R.S. Vishwanath
Rotarians said it
Rotarians said it
“The Rotary projects in
Mysore are real public image
builders for Rotary in the
minds of general public. Let us
continue this legacy of this
service to the community thinking above self
throughtheserotaryprojects”
Rtn. S. Bhaskar, in his November
video message
DIstict Governor, District 3180.
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SPEAKER MEET
Date :
19.11.2014
Time Starts at :
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Way Test
Way Test
Way Test
of the things we say or do
Is it the TRUTH?
Is if FAIR to all concerned ?
Will build GOODWILL & BETTER FRIENDSHIPS ?
Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned ?
Rtn. Rangaraj .N
19 Nov.
BIRTHDAY WISHES
This World Polio Day, take
the 'Pledge to Immunize a
Child' selfie challenge.
INPPC Chairman Deepak
Kapur takes the challenge
and nominates Past District
Governors.
T h e n e w h a s h - t a g
c h a l l e n g e s f o r a
cause/charity – # Ice Bucket
Challengefor ALS diseaseandWakeUpCallselfie
to support Syria emergency fund – have not only
helped promote but also raised considerable
fundsforthesecauses.
Rotary's India National PolioPlus has initiated
t h e ' P l e d g e t o I m m u n i z e a C h i l d '
#pledgetoimmunizeachild hash-tag challenge
and requests participation from all Rotarians in
India along with their family members, friends,
business associates and others. This activity will
not only help build awareness for the 'Keep India
Polio Free' message but also encourage
participation of Rotarians and other members of
civilsocietyinthe NIDs/SNIDs to fulfilthepledge
toimmunizeachild.
This World Polio Day: Take a selfie with the
'Keep India Polio Free' message and along with
thehash-tag#pledgetoimmunizeachildpostiton
your twitter or FB page and nominate your
friendstotakethechallenge.
Rotarians with Facebook and Twitter... Get
startedwiththese3easysteps:
Step 1 – write in your own hand writing on A4
size paper/writing board, the message ''Keep
IndiaPolioFree”
Step 2 – take a Selfie (a self portrait-
photograph) holding the message “Keep India
PolioFree”
Step 3 – Post this Selfie on your twitter or
f a c e b o o k p a g e w i t h t h e h a s h - t a g
#pledgetoimmunizeachild(PledgetoImmunizea
Child) and nominate a member of your Rotary
Club, or family member, friends, colleagues to
take the challenge i.e do the same with their
selfie and nominate their friends/family for the
challenge.
Pledge to immunize a child
SELFIE challenge
15th Nov. 2014, Saturday at NIE Auditorium
