Joint Bulletin, Ege & VIIT Pune 2

OUTREACHING BOUNDARIES JOINT BULLETIN ROTARACT CLUB OF EGE, RID 2440 ROTARACT CLUB OF VIIT, RID 3131 www.egerotaract.org/ @egerotaract

PRESIDENT'S NOTE

Rtr. Zeynep Şen Hastaoğlu President (2021-2022) Rotaract Club of Ege RID 2440 “Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” – Andre Gide – Warm Rotaract Greetings, It is a great pleasure for Rotaract Club of Ege to collaborate and work with the Rotaract Club of VIIT Pune making as a gateway to an everlasting friendship between both the clubs. We hope that the friendship that started with this bulletin will be the beginning of a long journey. And therefore with this, we would love to do joint projects with your club for the betterment of society. We believe that our cooperation in the process will be good for both clubs. We’re looking forward to doing projects in the future. Thank you for accompanying us on our way to discover new oceans. Let's Change Lives with Our Sercices, REGARDS,

PRESIDENT'S NOTE

Rtr. Suraj Surkutla President (2021-2022) Rotaract Club of VIIT Pune RID 3131 Warm Rotaract Greetings! I'm really glad that Rotaract Club of VIIT is signing the twin club agreement with Rotaract Club Of Ege and releasing this joint bulletin. I'm thankful to all the members from both the clubs for making this possible and following the true meaning of \"Networking\" through Rotaract. We have done projects/events together until now and I'm looking that we keep doing projects throughout the year with the motive \"Serve to change lives\". Stay safe, stay sane and keep Rotaracting! REGARDS,

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DIRECTOR'S NOTE

Rtr. Reyhan Ünlü International Service Director (2021-2022) Rotaract Club of Ege RID 2440 Warm Rotaract Greetings, It is a great pleasure for Rotaract Club of Ege to collaborate and work with the Rotaract Club of VIIT Pune making as a gateway to an everlasting friendship between both the clubs. It is very enjoyable to get to know people from different countries and cultures, and moreover, to get to know and mingle with their cultures. Collaborating with Rotaract Club of VIIT Pune to listen to their cultures and ideas and to tell them about our own ideas and cultures was a very valuable experience for us. In this way, we saw other ideas, and got ideas about different cults. We believe that this bulletin is the first step of our lasting friendship and we wish this with all our heart. After this pleasant process, we look forward to doing different and very enjoyable projects in the future. Let's Change Lives with Our Services, REGARDS,

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DIRECTOR'S NOTE

Rtr. Sarvesh Bhalerao International Service Director (2021-2022) Rotaract Club of VIIT Pune RID 3131 \"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.\" – Helen Keller Warm Rotaract Greetings ! It was a great experience to connect, interact, exchange healthy ideas for betterment of society with members of Rotaract Club Of Ege,RID 2440. I am thankful to President,ISD & all the members of Rotaract Club Of Ege, RID 2440 for joining hands with Rotaract Club of VIIT for signing the Twin Club agreement. This joint bulletin the mode of cultural exchange helps everyone to explore the culture of izmir and Pune. Looking forward for more projects together with Rotaract Club Of Ege,RID 2440 for the betterment of society.Untill then Stay Safe ! Stay Connected ! Keep Rotaracting... REGARDS,

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CULTURAL İZMİR

EXCHANGE PUNE

\"İZMİR\" T H E P E A R L O F AEGEAN'S

\"İZMİR\" T H E P E A R L O F AEGEAN'S Located at the west coast of Turkey on the Aegean Sea, Izmir belongs to the broader region of Southeast Europe, and is one of the key port cities in the Eastern Mediterranean. İzmir has become home to different civilizations and cultures throughout its 8500 years of history. There are many ancient settlements within the boundaries of present-day Izmir such as Smyrna, Klazomenai, Ephesus and Pergamon. Ephesus (2015) are catalogued in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Historical Port City of Izmir, which is known for its different cultural and religious cityscape, inns, bazaars, and commercial centers with its diverse architectural heritage; Historic Town of Birgi; Foça, Çandarlı and Çeşme Castles (Trading Posts and Fortifications on Genoese Trade Routes from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea) are currently in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. Since İzmir is located in the Aegean region, it is very rich in olive oil, vegetables and natural herbs. Pastry also has an important place in the cuisine of this city, where a herb festival and artichoke festival are held every year. Boyoz is the most famous pastry in İzmir. The word boyoz comes from the Spanish bollos, the plural form of bollo, which refers to several different kinds of baked products or starchy buns. Boyoz is a simple, small, rounded pastry made from thin layers of dough.

\"PUNE\" T H E Q U E E N O F DECCAN

\"PUNE\" T H E Q U E E N O F DECCAN Pune exemplifies an indigenous Marathi culture and ethos, in which education, arts and crafts, and theatres are given due prominence. It is the home of great freedom fighters like Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Agarkar and Gopal Krishna Gokhale. Pune is widely regarded as the second major \"IT hub of India\" and the top \"automobile and manufacturing hub of India\". It is known as the Oxford of the East with the presence of a wide range of educational institutions.Pune is the seat of North Indian Classical music. Annually, in the month of December, it hosts a three nightlong cultural program of vocal and instrumental classical music, called “Savai-Gandharva”. Pune, the seat of the Peshwas has retained its traditional cuisine and a special Pune meal would consist of Puran Poli , Amti, Pithla Bhakri, Varan Bhat, Matki Ki Usal, Thali pith and Alu chi Vadi. Bakar Vadi and Missal Pav are some of the most delectable snacks. Pune has always been an example for the blending of the culture and heritage with modernisation and its side effects. This quality earned it the title of being called Maharashtra's cultural capital, and rightfully so.