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A two-day Gyan Khel Mahotsav hosted by RAC Manali, RID 3070, at the Jawaharlal Nehru ­Government College, Haripur, offered 250 athletes from four colleges and village panchayats across Himachal Pradesh a unique ­opportunity to display their athletic skills and draw attention from the sports authority.

Expressing his happiness in spending time with Rotaractors across South Asia, RI director Anirudha Roychowdhury advised the youth brigade of Rotary to “live and enjoy every moment of Rotaract, and avoid controversy that will bring disrepute to your RI district.”

More than 3,000 saplings/plants were planted during the last Rotary year in various parts of Belgaum city in Karnataka, thanks to Rotaractors of RAC Belgaum Yuva Darpan, RID 3170. “We enjoyed this environment project and all of us were deeply involved in the greening drive right from the start,” says club president Prathamesh Joshi.

From screening ­advertisements in cinema halls to organising orientation seminars and roping in celebrities, RID 3141 led by DRR Aastha Parekh has shown the way to enhance Rotaract membership in Mumbai.

In a mega distribution of school kits to less privileged children, Project Daan Utsav, a flagship initiative of RAC Pune

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In a world where violence and conflicts are tearing apart nations and wars are being waged in different parts of the world, environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk left the participants of the Kochi Institute with a different thought when he said: “when we talk about world peace, today’s problem is not the huge war going on between nations but between man and nature. I believe that the World War III is already on between human beings and nature.”

The Rotaract Club of Delhi Genesis Midwest, RID 3011, celebrated its second charter day (Feb 1) with the elderly inmates of Silver Lining Old Age Home in Delhi. “We began our first community project at this home last year when we spent a day with the senior citizens, played games and shared some fun activities with them,” says club secretary Sanskriti Singh. The club came full circle when they came back to the old age home. “This time we joined them in singing some soulful retro melodies, and humming new tunes in unison.”