Dear Rotary Leaders:
Please confirm your participation immediately in the forthcoming District PolioPlus Orientation Seminar at Gangoh on 15th November. Respond back
Please also come prepared with your suggestions on how you intend to take this campaign forward so that in whatever locality you work in, what steps you think you would be taking to banish polio from our neighbourhood.
Please coordinate with each other to organise a car pool.
CJ
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Attack Polio. Strategic Meet on 15th November.
You can make the Difference!
Dear Rotary leader:
The children of the world need you. They are looking at you with great hope and confidence that just as Rotarians have banished polio from most part of the world, you will be able to do so in your own country too.
You as President, along with your President Elect, Director Community Service, and Chairperson PolioPlus Committee in the Club are a part of this strategic team.
PDG Shubkarn Gupta NPPC member, DG Chetan Aggarwal, District Trainer PDG Dr. R.S. Parmar, Counselor PDG Dr. Gulshan Thakral, Commissioner Meerut, D.M. Saharrnpur, CMO Saharanpur and Local Member of Parliament would be the main speakers at the seminar.
A new concept of organizing ORS and Zinc Camps at least 30 days before NID for preventing Children from diarrhea was taken up at NPPC meeting and 40 locations in our Rotary district are to be decided where such camps would be arranged in the first week of December, 2009.
To discuss it further, please reach Gangoh on Sunday, 15th November by 9:30am for registration and breakfast. The session would start at 10:30am.
Venue of the meeting is Balaji Gardens in Gangoh, which is 40kms from Saharanpur via Sarsawa and is at a distance of 36 kms from Karnal.
Please confirm your participation.
CJ
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Polio Plus Seminar on 15th November
We hope that you have registered yourself for the District PolioPlus Orientation Seminar at Gangoh on Sunday, 15th November 2009.
There is NO REGISTRATION fee for the Club President, Secretary, and Club's Chairman for PolioPlus. Registration charges for others upto 9th November is Rs.400 Single and Rs.700 with spouse. On-the-spot Registration for others shall be Rs.450 and Rs.750 respectively.
Let's be there to continue our fight to banish polio from our country.
- Madhukar Malhotra
There is NO REGISTRATION fee for the Club President, Secretary, and Club's Chairman for PolioPlus. Registration charges for others upto 9th November is Rs.400 Single and Rs.700 with spouse. On-the-spot Registration for others shall be Rs.450 and Rs.750 respectively.
Let's be there to continue our fight to banish polio from our country.
- Madhukar Malhotra
Monday, November 2, 2009
Gurpurab Greetings
Heartiest greetings to you on Guru Nanak's gurpurab. One of his significant saying had been “Kirat Karo, Naam Japo, Wand Shako”.
Do your work and perform your duty and serve with complete devotion, truthfulness, and honesty. And in doing so if you remember the name of the Almighty, that would not let you deviate from your truthful path of service. And last 'wand shako', is to always share your love, care, riches, with others...selflessly.
Let us celebrate of our being by continuing to remember his great teachings.
Do your work and perform your duty and serve with complete devotion, truthfulness, and honesty. And in doing so if you remember the name of the Almighty, that would not let you deviate from your truthful path of service. And last 'wand shako', is to always share your love, care, riches, with others...selflessly.
Let us celebrate of our being by continuing to remember his great teachings.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
RCC Chandigarh in News
Rotary Community Corps has always evinced keen interest as a powerful tool for sustainable development. Chandigarh Newsline of Indian Express has carried a story on the RCC that Rotary Club of Chandigarh established in Colony No.5. Just Click here to read the full story.
And during the District Governor's Official Visit to Rotary Chandigarh Shivalik on 30th October, I visited the village Perch where the RCC was set up and was featured even in the Rotary's Manual on RCC. The examplary work being done by the locals is commendable. A bridge built by the Rotarians at that time connected two villages which used to remain cut off during rains. Today the club is running a school.
Please do share your RCC's story with us too.
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