Rotaract Directory 3250 (2020-21)

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Rotary
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Rotaract
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Contents District
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01 ROTARACT
PRAYER O
God!
Our
Almighty
Father
and
ruler
of
the
universe.
We
thank
thee
for
the
inspira on
 you
 have
 given
 us
 for
 the
 Rotaract
 Movement
 based
 upon
 Service
 to
 Mankind.
 We
 humbly
beg
you
to
con nue
thy
grace
to
enable
us
to
do
our
service,
to
ourselves
and
to
 our
neighbours
and
to
the
honour
and
glory
of
thy
holy
name. ROTARACT
SONG Together
we
build
a
world
to
live
in With
peace
and
understanding Together
we
grow
building
more To
make
tomorrow
be er
for
all
 Come
join
the
world
of
Rotaract Hand
in
hand,
across
the
land Let
me
hear
you
say Come
join
the
world
of
Rotaract You
and
me,
let's
work
for What
the
world
should
be Give
the
world
a
dream
to
believe
in Give
yourself
something
to
belong
in Join
us
now,
to
make
it
be er Into
a
world
of
peace
forever Come
join
the
world
of
Rotaract Hand
in
hand,
across
the
land Let
me
hear
you
say Come
join
the
world
of
Rotaract You
and
me,
let's
work
for What
the
world
should
be ROTARACT
OATH OFFICE
BEARERS I
 do
 solemnly
 swear,
 that
 I
 will
 sincerely
 execute,
 the
 office
 of……………………….of
 the
 Rotaract
Club
of………………….And
shall
do
my
best
to
keep
up
the
decorum
of
our
Rotaract
 Movement,
by
upholding
the
cons tu on
and
statement
of
policy
of
our
organisa on. MEMBERS I
 do
 solemnly
 promise
 that
 I
 will
 sincerely
 serve
 as
 a
 member
 of
 this
 Rotaract
 Club
 of………………..And
shall
at
all‑ me
uphold
the
idea
and
principal
of
this
organisa on. District
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02 NATIONAL
ANTHEM जन गण मन अिधनायक जय हे भारत भा य िवधाता। पजं ाब िस ध, गुजरात मराठा िवड़ उ कल बगं । व य िहमाचल यमुना गगं ा उ छल जलिधिधतरंग। तव शुभ नामे जागे तव शभु आशीष माग।े गाहे तव जयगाथा। जन गण मगं लदायक जय हे भारत भा य िवधाता। जय ह,े जय ह,े जय हे जय जय जय जय ह॥े NATIONAL
song व दमे ातरमव् तिु म िव ा, तुिम धम सुजलां सफु लां तुिम द, तिु म मम मलयजशीतलाम् श यशामलां श वंह ाणा: शरीरे बा ते तिु म मा शि , मातरम।् दये तिु म मा भि , शु यो ापुल कतयािमन तोमारई ितमा गिड फु लकु सिु मत मु दलशोिभन मि दरे-मि दरे मातरम् ।। ३ ।। सुहािसन समु धुर भािषण सुखदां वरदां मातरम् ।। १ ।। व दमे ातरम् । व दमे ातरम् । को ट-को ट-क ठ-कल-कल-िननाद-कराले वम् िह दगु दश हरणधा रणी को ट-को ट-भजु धै त-खरकरवाले, कमला कमलदलिवहा रणी अबला के न मा एत बले । ब बलधा रण नमािमिमता रण वाणी िव ादाियनी, रपदु लवा रण मातरम् ।। २ ।। नमािम वाम् व दमे ातरम् । नमािम कमलाम् अमलां अतलु ाम् सुजलां सफु लाम् मातरम्।। ४।। व दे मातरम्। यालाम् या सरलाम् सिु मताम् भूिषताम् धरण भरण मातरम।् । ५।। व दे मातरम।् । District
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03 edItor’s
desk As
 we
 approach
 the
 dawn
 of
 the
 Rota
 Year,
 we
 take
 on
 the
 onus
 in
 very
 significant
 and
 unprecedented
circumstances.
And
that
becomes
crux
of
unprecedented
opportunities
!!
It's
a
 brand
new
year
gleaming
with
hope
and
possibilities. July
always
begins
with
great
prospects
and
a
sense
of
new
phase,novel
ideas
and
initiatives.
 Every
Rotaractor
is
determined
to
make
the
year
different
–
all
excited
and
set
for
the
race.
And
 we
take
true
contentment
in
helping
others
as
Rotaractors
are
committed
to
Service. DRR
 Rtr
 Tasneem-e-Gul
 has
 been
 extra
 zestful
 regarding
 her
 visions
 and
 I
 would
 like
 to
 congratulate
 her
 for
 her
 accomplishments
 and
 express
 my
 gratitude
 for
 entrusting
 me
 as
 Rotaract
Directory
Editor
for
the
session
2020-21.
I
could
not
miss
this
opportunity
to
thank
 DRS(R)
Rtr
Shivam
Ashish
&
DRS(A)
Rtr
Ayush
Shaswat
for
their
constant
support
and
guidance
 in
shaping
this
directory
in
best
possible
way.
The
District
Board
of
RID
3250
has
taken
up
great
 responsibilities
and
I
appreciate
the
hard
work
of
each
and
every
member.
Together
we

have
 made
a
commitment
to
help
grow
Rotaract,
adapt
to
the
digital
future
and
make
Rotaract
more
 appealing
to
everyone. I
always
feel
that
the
beauty
of
reading
directory
of
any
year
is
to
bring
forth
the
opportunity
to
 watch
out
how
Rotary
and
Rotaract
works.
Every
page,
each
paragraph,
is
a
chance
to
learn
and
 be
inspired.
Directory
is
a
reservoir
of
all
prominent
Rotarians
and
Rotaractors
which
is
of
great
 advantage
for
everyone. Staying
connected
has
always
been
at
the
core
of
Rotaract
and
we
stayed
firmly
knit
together,
 in
spite
of
physical
distancing.
Collaboration
and
teamwork
is
the
need
of
the
hour.
Growing
 together
is
the
very
essence
of
our
community.
Serving
together
is
at
our
root
with
deep
faith
 that
no
prayer
of
those
in
need
will
ever
go
unanswered.
 Thanks
&
Regards, PP
Rtr
Saurav
Kumar
Singh Directory
Editor
(2020-21) Rotary
International
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04 rotary
founder PAUL
P.
HARRIS
the
founder
of
Rotary
was
born
at
Racine,
Wiscon-
sin,
U.S.A.
on
19th
April
 1868.
 When
 he
 was
 three
 years
 old
 he
 was
 taken
 to
 Wallingford,
 Vermont,
 to
 live
 with
 his
 paternal
grandparents.The
Black
River
Academy
at
Ludlow,
Vermont
and
Vermont
Academy
at
 Saxtons
River
prepared
him
for
his
studies
at
university
at
Luwa.
Following
his
graduation
from
 the
law
school
of
university
of
Luwa
in
189,
he
spend
the
next
five
years
in
seeing
the
world
and
 coming
to
know
his
fellow
men
before
setting
down
to
practice
law
in
Chicago. He
worked
as
Newspaper
Reporter,
a
Business
College
Teacher,
a
Stock
Company
Actor
as
a
 Salesman
for
the
Marble
and
Granite
concern,
before
finally
setting
in
Chicago
as
Lawyer
in
 1896. In
July
1910,
he
married
Jean
Thomson,
a
Scottish
girl
and
a
Co-member
in
Chicago
Praire
Club.
 He
 was
 the
 first
 chair
 U.S.A,
 and
 of
 the
 International
 Society
 for
 crippled
 children.
 He
 was
 awarded
Honorary
Ph.
D.
in
1933
by
the
University
of
Vermont. Elected
President
Emeritus
of
Rotary
International
in
1912,
he
was
active
in
Rotary
until
his
 death
on
January
27,
1947.
Since
1905,
the
ideas
of
Paul
Harris
and
his
friend
have
become
 ideals
which
have
been
accepted
by
people
of
practically
all
Nationalities,
and
of
many
political
 and
religious
believes.
Today
there
are
Rotary
Club
in
Austria
and
America
Samoa,
in
Brazil
and
 Brunei,
 in
 India
 and
 Italy,
 in
 Russia
 and
 Poland,
 in
 Scotland
 and
 South
 Africa-in
 some
 200
 countries
and
geographical
region. The
universal
acceptance
of
Rotary
principles
has
been
so
great
that
there
are
now
more
than
 32000
RotaryClubs,
which
has
a
membership
of
over,
1.2
million
in
501
Districts. Rotary
Founder Paul
P.
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05 rI
president Dear
DRR
Rtr
Tasneem
E
Gul, Heartiest
Congratulations
to
you
as
you
take
charge
as
District
Rotaract
Representative
of
RID
 3250
for
the
session
2020-21. The
upcoming
year
will
be
challenging
for
all
of
us.
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
changed
the
 way
Rotary
and
Rotaractors
meet,
connect,
and
perform
acts
of
service.
It
will
be
up
to
you
to
 rise
to
this
challenge
and
create
a
different
Rotary
experience
than
any
of
us
have
experienced. This
is
a
great
opportunity.
You
and
your
team
will
need
to
use
new
tools
to
collaborate,
which
 will
help
to
build
strong,
engaged
clubs
dedicated
to
strengthening
communities.
You
will
use
 your
years
of
experience
as
a
Rotaractor
and
as
a
leader
to
provide
inspiration,
motivation
and
 guidance
as
we
work
together
to
achieve
our
goals
for
Rotary.
I
hope
you
will
do
everything
you
 can
to
incorporate
Rotaractors
in
all
that
you
do
and
especially,
to
reach
out
to
them
as
the
 digital
world
becomes
ever
more
important
to
the
work
we
do. In
Rotary,
we
are
not
afraid
to
confront
challenges,
both
immediate
and
long-term.
When
we
 vaccinate
an
infant
against
polio,
teach
a
young
adult
how
to
read,
or
bring
water
to
a
village
by
 building
 a
 well,
 we
 are
 creating
 a
 better
 world
 for
 future
 generations.
 We
 serve
 the
 global
 community
 and
 we're
 just
 getting
 started.Encourage
 your
 Rotaractors
 to
 be
 proactive
 in
 participating
with
their
Rotary
club
and
district. It
is
an
honour
to
work
beside
you
as
we
guide
our
fellow
Rotarians
and
Rotaractors
to
another
 successful
year.
I
am
relying
on
you
in
2020-21.
Rotary
opens
opportunities
for
the
people
we
 serve
and
for
ourselves. Regards, Rtn.
Holger
Knaack R.I.President
(2020-21) Rotary
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06 know
your
dg Rtn.
Rajan
Gandotra
realised
his
proclivity
for
social
service
way
back
in
90s.
He
joined
Rotary
in
1996.
He
then
served
 as
president
of
Rotary
club
of
Dhanbad
for
the
session
2005-2006,
where
he
received
Distinguished
President
 award
for
his
remarkable
work
and
leadership. Rajan
 has
 contributed
 to
 district
 3250
 in
 various
 capacities,
 chairing
 different
 district
 committees.
 He
 had
 coordinated
Global
Grants
for
setting
up
Eye
Hospital,
Dialysis
Centers,
Distribution
of
500
Sewing
machines,
setting
 Toilet
project
and
Saheli
Centers. Rajan
is
an
accomplished
trainer
and
propagator
of
the
Rotary
Leadership
Institute.
He
has
various
accolades
for
his
 achievements.
He
was
awarded
with
Rotarian
of
the
Year
Award
in
2014-2015.
He
also
received
the
coveted
Club
 Builder
Award
from
Rotary
International
President
Gary
Hwang
in
2014-2015. He
was
chairman
of
 
UDAAN-PETS/SETS
of
District
3250,
which
was
held
in
Kolkata
for
session
2016-2017.
Rajan
 has
not
only
been
restricted
to
the
District
3250
but
also
 
performed
numerous
Rotary
assignments
outside
the
 District.
He
was
member,
Registration
Committee
of
Rotary
Institute,
Kolkata
for
the
session
2011-2012.
He
was
 Coordinator
 for
 Multi
 District
 PETS
 in
 2015-2016,
 Kolkata.
 Also
 Coordinator
 for
 IGNITE,
 Multi
 District
 Literacy
 Seminar,
Kolkata,
2015-2016.
Recently
he
was
secretary
for
DISHA
2019(
Training
Program
for
Governors),
Kolkata,
 2019-2020
and
currently
he
is
member
of
Registration
Committee,
Rotary
Centennial
Summit,
Kolkata
2020. Rajan
 Gandotra
 is
 actively
 involved
 in
 Rotary
 activities
 and
 has
 attended
 Rotary
 Institute-Bangkok(2010),
 Hyderabad,
Chennai
and
Indore.
He
also
attended
South
Asia
Summit
(2013-2014)
at
Hyderabad,
RI
Convention
at
 Seoul,
Korea
(2016-2017),
RI
International
Assembly
2020,
San
Diego,
USA.By
profession
Rajan
is
associated
with
 Real
Estate
Development
and
partner
in
M/s.
Grand
Universal. Rajan
is
happily
married
and
in
wedlock
with
Rtn.
Anju
Gandotra-
Past
President,
Rotary
club
of
Dhanbad
and
Present
 President
Inner
Wheel
Club,
Dhanbad.
They
have
two
children,
daughter
Charvi
Gandotra
who
is
an
alumni
of
IIM
 Bangalore.
She
is
working
,
married
and
settled
in
New
York,
USA.
And
Son,
Viraj
Gandotra,
an
BITS-Pillani
alumnus
 who
did
his
masters
from
ISB
with
distinction
and
joined
Mckensey.Rajan
was
founder
secretary
and
lately
hold
 position
of
Sr.
Vice
President
of
Alumni
Association
of
De
Nobili
School
and
also
Vice
President
of
Dhanbad
District
 Photographic
Trade
Association. He
is
accomplished
athlete
who
had
represented
Delhi
University
and
Delhi
State
and
was
also
shortlisted
sprinter
to
 represent
India
in
ASIAD
in
1982. Rajan
has
vibrant
personality
and
has
various
interesting
hobbies
like
travelling,
photography,
social
service.
He
also
 has
deep
love
for
music
and
enjoy
making
friends. District
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07 dIstrIct
governor Dear
Tasneem-E-Gul
, Heartiest
Congratulations
as
you
take
charge
as
District
Rotaract
Representative
2020-21
along
with
the
dynamic
 team
of
achievers.
Congratulations
dear
DRS
(Admin)
Aayush
Shaswat
and
DRS
(Reporting)
Shivam
Ashish.
I
am
sure
 that
you
will
achieve
new
milestones
as
we
see
the
boundaries
of
Rotaract
and
Rotary
merging
further
and
Rotaract
 being
given
more
opportunities
to
thrive
and
drive
the
momentum
to
make
the
world
a
better
place
to
live
in. I
compliment
the
outgoing
team
led
by
Immediate
Past
DRR
Rahul
Rajgadia
and
Immediate
Past
DRS
(Admin)
Surbhi
 More,
DRS
(Reporting)
Shubham
Tanmay
and
the
District
Team
Members
for
their
initiatives
to
work
sincerely
in
 their
community
at
the
grassroot
levels
showcasing
the
Rotary
moto
of
Service
Above
Self.
They
have
truly
upheld
 the
Rotaract
theme
“Rise
to
Perform”. Friends,
we
all
are
passing
through
the
most
challenging
times
of
our
lives.
 
But
we
also
have
the
ability
to
convert
 challenges
into
opportunities.
Also,
like
all
disasters
of
the
past,
'This
too
shall
pass'.
 We
have
emerged
finding
solutions
in
virtual
meetings
while
keeping
physical
distances. As
an
organization
Rotary
makes
us
aware
of
the
fact
that
everything
that
we
do
in
terms
of
service
opens
doors
of
 opportunity
 for
 countless
 others
 who
 have
 no
 windows.
 We
 have
 important
 work
 to
 continue
 serving
 our
 communities
so
that
future
generations
can
thrive
as
Rotary
Opens
Opportunities.
 Friends,
 our
 dreams
 have
 to
 be
 larger,
 our
 goals
 very
 high,
 our
 efforts
 momentous
 and
 I
 can
 assure
 you,
 our
 achievements
will
become
unprecedented.
They
may
surprise
you! Finally,
 remember
 that
 we
 are
 here
 to
 write
 the
 First
 Chapter
 of
 the
 new
 century
 of
 Rotary
 in
 India.
 Let
 us
 be
 remembered
for
giving
a
good
opening,
“Because
We
Can”. I
am
sure
that
under
your
leadership,
Team
2020-21
will
be
the
silver
lining
in
the
dark
clouds,
by
serving
people
 affected
by
COVID
19
and
beyond. Let
us
enjoy
Rotary
and
Rotaract
in
this
era
of
the
new
normal. Anju
joins
me
in
wishing
you
the
best
for
times
to
come. Sincerely, Rtn.
Rajan
Gandotra District
Governor Rotary
International
District
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

08 know
your
drr Tasneem
 Is
 born
 and
 brought
 up
 in
 a
 city
 well
 known
 for
 its
 iron
 and
 steel
 industry
 -
 Jamshedpur.
She
did
her
schooling
from
A.D.L.S.
Sunshine
school
and
she
did
her
bachelor's
in
 Information
technology
and
she
had
completed
senior
diploma
in
fine
arts.
She
is
running
her
 own
Art
Institution
since
past
3
years
.
And
she
has
a
teacher
by
Profession. 
Rtr
Tasneem-E-Gul
have
joined
Rotary
International
District
in
2015.
Since
then
she
have
given
 her
best
in
almost
all
the
area
which
Rotary
and
Rotaract
Covers.
 She
is
also
associated
with
voluntary
at
blood
donation
Associations.
 She
is
actively
associated
in
Rotary
and
Rotaract
n
activities
and
has
attended
Rotasia
2018
at
 Pune,
 Rotasia
 2019
 at
 Goa,
 many
 District
 Conferences
 and
 Assembly,
 several
 Multi
 District
 Events
,
Zonal
and
District
level
RYLA,
Several
ICYE
and
IDYE's. She
was
the
club
president
in
2017-18
and
has
further
served
 
the
District
as
District
RYLA
 Chair,
Zonal
Rotaract
Representative
Zone
5,
District
Rotasia
Chair
and
PR
Member.
 She
have
a
bucket
full
of
achievements
from
Rotaract
and
they
are
:
Outstanding
President,
 Appreciation
for
hosting
Multi
District
RYLA,
District
supportive
member
,
Best
speaker
and
 debator
in
RYLA
,
Bagged
recognition
of
miss
Conference
in
2016
and
2017
,
Achieved
prize
in
 Ajit
Chadda
Mono
acting
in
consecutive
2
conferences. During
her
presidentship
her
club
achieved
total
16


District
awards
and
best
club
award
from
 parent
rotary
-
Rotary
Club
of
Jamshedpur
West. She
is
a
daughter
of
Md.Enayat
Khan
and
Mrs.Talat
Yasmeen
.
She
have
two
sisters
-
Rubabe
 Eram
and
Rtr
Saman
Eram
.
 The
 elder
 one
 is
 pursuing
 medical
 and
 the
 younger
 one
 is
 doing
 bachelor's
 in
 accountancy
 .Hobbies-
Serving
Rotaract,
Society
and
Community,
Painting
,
Writing
poetries
and
Stories
,
 cooking
and
traveling District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

09 drr It
gives
me
immense
pleasure
to
Share
Rotaract
District
Directory
of
RID
3250
as
the
District
Rotaract
 Representative
for
Rota
year
2020-21
.
 I
still
remember
the
Day
When
I
joined
Rotaract
Club
of
Karim
City
College
back
in
2015
which
introduces
 me
to
the
beautiful
world

of
Rotaract
.
Since
then
till
now
the
journey
is
nerve
racking
. I
would
like
to
thank
Honourable
DG,DGE,PDGs,
PDRRs
and
everyone
in
believing
in
me
and
supporting
me
 to
bring
me
at
the
position
I
am
currently
at.
This
would
not
have
been
possible
without
the
constant
 support
of
PDRR
Rtr.
Diptesh
Nawal
,
PDRR
Rtr
Anmol
Singhal,
IPDRR
Rtr
Rahul
Rajgadia
,
DRS
Rtr.
Aayush
 Shaswat
and
My
Home
Club

Rotaract
club
of
Tatanagar
and
parent
club
Rotary
Club
of
Jamshedpur
West
.
 I
really
appreciate
the
Outstanding
efforts
and
dedication
towards
the
Society
shown
by
the
Presidents
 (2019-20)
.
And
I'm
really
glad
to
see
the
enormous
performances
of
the
Presidents
(2020-21)
.
The
way
 the
clubs
have
started
the
year
is
just
exemplary
to
describe
and
I
am
sure
that
all
the
Club
Leaders
will
 definitely
set
another
benchmark
and
let
the
District
reach
new
height
.
 As
the
theme
for
the
Year
2020-21
says
\"Because
We
Can\"
I
believe
that
the
entire
District
3250
is
totally
 into
it
and
have
already
started
making
new
records
.
I
just
would
like
to
suggest
all
the
clubs
to
give
their
 best
 ,
 plan
 the
 things
 which
 really
 helps
 the
 society
 and
 serve
 the
 mankind
 and
 just
 to
 believe
 on
 themselves
and
on
each
individual
member
of
their
Club
and
just
believe
in

that
...
 You
Can
do
it I
can
do
it
 Let's
do
it BecauseWeCan And
Yes
we
all
can
do
it
,
So
I
assure
that
the
District
team
is
always
there
for
all
the
clubs
and
as
we
have
 already
started
a
beautiful
year
together
we
all
will
definitely
let
our
District
reach
new
Height
.
 I
just
would
like
to
give
my
best
wishes
to
all
the
Clubs
to
Serve
the
best
way
they
Can
and
to
turn
up
 everything
Possible
\"Because
We
Can” PP
Rtr.
Tasneem
E
Gul District
Rotaract
Representative Rotary
International
District
3250
. District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

10 drcc ि य रो. तसनीम (DRR
2020‑21), समय के साथ िडिजटल संचार-तं के इस गितशील युग म रोटरी एवं रो े ट दन दन वृि ि कर रहा है और उसके साथ हम सभी रोटरे टर साथी भी। मडं ल म हम सभी रोटरे ट- ान के कई अहम् स म शािमल होते ह जसै े क कतु हारे नेतृ व म 'न '
के मा यम से लगातार आठ दन तक सभी युवा सािथय को ई-विे बनार से िशि त कया गया और म भी उसका एक िह सा था परंतु रोटरी एवं रोटरे ट के ान का भडं ार असीिमत ह।ै हमारे यवु ा रोटेरे टर साथी अपनी याददा त को दाद तो दते े रहते ह परंतु यह भी सच है क ककई बार सही समय पर सही बात पेट म कु लबलु ाती ह,ै 
परंतु दमाग़ और जबु ां पर नह आ पाती ह। काकाय के बोझ तले हमारी मता भािवत होती ह।ै काययसपं होने के बाद बात याद तो आती ह परंतु अफसोस क कतब तक दरे हो चुक होती ह।ै जब आप अपने रोटेरे ट लब के अ य बनते ह तो उपरो तमाम बात आप पर यादा लागू होती ह। आप कस कदर चाहते ह क ककाश ! कोई मदद कर दते ा,
काश ! दन म कु छ और घटं े और होते ?
पर याकरदो त प??
समय कभी थकता नह ... कता नह ... नरतर अपनी धुन म गितशील। कसी प रयोजना के कु शल एवं सफल संचालन के दौरान कभी-कभी सही समय पर कोई सही ि ि अपनी कु हनी से एक यार भरा छोटा सा पशशदते ा है तो कतना अ छा लगता है ना ! और ऐसा ही एक यारा सा पशशहोता ह,ै 
तु हारी यह त“ु िडि ट डाइरे टरी”
 क पुि तका : एक उपल ध व रत रोटेरे ट ान का भंडार\"। मंडल के यके स य स े रोटेरे टर के िलए िडि ट डाइरे टरी संवाद एवं िवचार वमश करने का एक मह वपूणणमा यम होता ह।ै यह रोटरी एवं रोटेरे ट के वावा षक ल य एवं सवे ा काकाय क न के वल जानकारी दते ा है बि क यह आपके सेवा काकाय को बेहतर ढगं से,
तनाव मु एवं अ छे वातावरण म सपं कराने म मदद करता ह।ै इसक मु ण एवं सफलता के िलए मरे ी शभु कामनाएँ वीकार कर। िडि ट डाइरे टरी क सहायता से एक अ य अपने मडं ल म सभी के साथ स पककम रहता है एवं रोटेरे ट क प रयोजना को समय पर और कु शल बधं न के साथ अपने नय ण म रख पाता है बशत - 1.
एक अ य इसे अपने मंडला य से ा कर ले। 2.
एक अ य इसे हमेशा अपने साथ रखए 3.
एक अ य िनयिमत प से अखबार क तरह इसे पढ़े और अंतत: 4.
इनम िलखी बात को अपने लब एवं मंडल के सािथय के साथ भावशाली ढगं से मतू प दान करे। ि य DRR
तसनीम,
याद रखना क कसमय'
कभी थकता नह ,
 कता नह और अनवरत् अपनी या ा पर गितमान रहता ह।ै तमु शायद इस मंडल क थम मिहला DRR
हो। एक यादगार एवं आदशशस '2020‑21 को बनाओ। म हर व त तु हारे साथ ।ँ एक सफल रोटरे ट वष'2020‑21 के िलए शुभकामना सिहत। रोटेरे टवाद मतु हारारो, PP
Rtn.
Dr
Sushil
V.
Poddar District
Rotaract
Commi ee
Chairman Rotary
Interna onal
District
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

11 Ipdrr Dear
DRR
Rtr
Tasneem-E-Gul, Heartiest
congratulations
to
you
for
being
the
District
Rotaract
Representative

It
is
a
matter
of
 pride
for
me
to
pen
down
my
message
for
your
directory. I
really
enjoyed
working
with
you
in
the
past
and
I
am
confident
that
district
will
reach
to
new
 heights
under
your
leadership.
Everyone
was
waiting
for
you
to
ultimately
leading
our
district,
 the
very
first
female
DRR
of
RI
District
3250.
The
way
you
had
already
stared
your
journey
I
am
 sure
this
is
going
to
be
a
dream
year
for
all.
 Almost
all
the
elements
of
our
daily
life
have
been
 
impacted
due
to
COVID-19
outbreak.
It
is
 very
 good
 to
 see
 that
 many
 clubs
 are
 gathering
 online
 rather
 than
 in
 person
 to
 implement
 various
projects
as
well
as
finding
ways
to
tackle
this
current
situation.
Our
District
3250
have
 coordinated
very
well
since
mid-March
2020
in
providing
help
and
arranging
resources
to
our
 local
communities
to
combat
the
challenges
of
COVID-19
pandemic.
 Rotaract
is
all
about
serving
others
above
ourselves.
One
year
looks
short
however
it's
not
as
 short
as
we
might
look
at
it.
Every
moment
is
important
and
definitely
the
service
done
in
this
 one
year
will
put
Rotaract
movement
many
years
ahead. I
appreciate
all
the
rotaractors
for
all
the
work
and
volunteerism
they
have
already
undertaken
 to
date!
Let
us
support
to
steer
our
District
forward
again
Rise
To
Reform.
Keep
up
the
fight
and
 we
will
see
better
days! Regards, Rtr
Rahul
Rajgadia Immediate
Past
District
Rotaract
Representative Rotaract
International
District
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

12 dg
elect Dear
DRR
Tasneem, Greeting
and
Congratulation
for
leading
D:3250
Rotaract
into
its
New
Era
! The
ongoing
evolution
of
Rotaract
is
redefining
its
place
within
Rotary. You'll
also
be
celebrating
Rotaract's
ongoing
evolution,
including
the
expansion
of
Rotary
membership
 to
include
Rotaract
clubs.
Rotaractors
have
been
considered
Rotary
programparticipants
are
now
a
part
 of
Rotary. What
are
the
changes
to
Rotaract? 1.
Rotaract
is
now
a
type
of
Rotary
membership. 2.
Rotaract
clubs
will
be
allowed
to
sponsor
other
Rotaract
clubs. 3.
Rotaract
will
be
open
to
all
young
adults
18
and
over.
There
will
no
longer
be
an
upper
age
limit
of
30. The
Trustees
encourage
Rotaract
clubs
to
work
with
Rotary
clubs
on
global
grant
projects. 4.
Rotaractors
are
now
eligible
to
serve
on
district-level
and
RI
committees. 5.
Rotaractors
will
enjoy
greater
support,
training,
and
access
to
tools
from
Rotary. 6.
In
2022,
Rotaractors
will
pay
annual
per
capita
dues
of
either
$5
or
$8,
equivalent. Rotary
clubs
should
continue
to
work
with
Rotaractors
at
meetings
and
events
and
on
service
 projects. 7.
The
revised
policies
about
Rotaract
-
Starting
1
July,
the
Rotary
Code
of
Policies,
in
chapter
II,
 \"Clubs,\"
will
have
an
updated
article
12
titled
\"Rotaract
Clubs.” Jai
Rotaract
!
Jai
Rotary!
Jai
Hind
! Regards, Rtn.
Pratim
Banerjee District
Governor
Elect
(2021-22) Rotary
International
District
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

13 dg
nomInee My
Dear
Rotaractors, Swami
Vivekananda
once
said;
“My
hope
of
the
future
lies
in
the
youths
of
character
,
intelligent
,
renouncing
 all
for
the
services
of
others
,
and
obedient
–
good
to
themselves
and
the
country
at
large.”
These
should
be
 the
qualities
reflected
by
young
and
vibrant
Rotaractors
. Change
is
the
integral
part
of
Rotary
&
Rotaract
.
It
brings
new
enthusiasm,
leadership
and
fresh
ideas
to
the
 organization
but

values
remain

same
.
My
heartiest
congratulations
to
the
dynamic
and
vibrant
DRR(2020- 21)
Rotaractor
Tasneem
.
You
have
shown
great
leadership
qualities
and
I
strongly
believe
that
under
your
 guidance,
Rotaract
will
achieve
new
highs
.
You
have
given
the
anthem,
“Because
we
can”
and
I
believe
that
 yes
you
will
make
a
difference. My
message
to
all
Rotaractors: कोिशश
कर
,
हल
िनकलेगा,
आज
नही
तो,
कल
िनकलगे ा। अजन
सा
ल य
रख,
िनशाना
लगा,
 म थम
से
भी

जल
िनकलगे ा। मेहनत
कर,
पौध 
को
पानी
द,े 
 बंजर
म
भी
फल
िनकलेगा। 
ताक़त
जटु ा,
िह मत
को
आग
द,े 
 फौलाद
का
भी,
बल
िनकलगे ा। सीने
म
उ मीद 
को,
 ज़दा
रख,
 
सम दस
से
भी,
गंगाजल
िनकलेगा। 
कोिशश
जारी
रख,
कु छ
कर
ग़ज़रने
क , 
जो
कु छ
थमा-थमा
ह,ै 
चल
िनकलगे ा। कोिशश
कर,
हल
िनकलगे ा,
आज
नह 
तो,
कल
िनकलगा। Regards, Rtn.
Sanjeev
Thakur District
Governor
Nominee
(2022-23) Rotary
International
District
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

14 drr
elect Dear
DRR
Rtr.
Tasneem-E-Gul, 
 
 
 
 
 Congratulations
 on
 your
 appointment
 as
 DRR
 for
 the
 year
 2020-2021.
 Rotaract
will
be
pleased
to
have
a
dynamic
DRR
like
you.
Your
appointment
is
 giving
me
an
immense
pleasure
as
I
have
always
found
you
sincere,
hardworking
 and
passionate
towards
your
work.
This
is
an
excellent
opportunity
for
you
to
use
 your
vision
and
leadership
quality
to
work
for
Rotaract.
 I
am
confident
that
you
will
show
a
great
leadership
and
managing
skills
as
DRR
 and
Rotaract
willtouch
a
new
heights
under
you.Conveying
my
best
wishes
and
 full
support
for
your
year
ahead
and
God
bless. Regards, Rtr.
Harsh
Raj
Mishra District
Rotaract
Representative
(Elect) Rotary
International
District
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

15 drs
admIn Dear
Rotaractors, I
feel
greatly
honoured
and
delighted
to
be
the
District
Rotaract
Secretary
(Admin)
of
RID
3250
for
 the
session
2020-21.
One
of
the
things
that
I
truly
cherish
is
the
kind
of
people
I
met
here.
People
 who
are
most
deligent
and
courteous.These
things
and
this
organisation
has
transformed
me
to
a
 better
person.
I
know
and
I
and
strongly

believe
that
every
Rotaractor
here
has
the
same
potential
 to
work
and
set
an
example
for
others.
 I
 would
 like
 to
 thank
 our
 Honourable
 DRR
 Tasneem-E-Gul,
 IPDRR,
 PDRRs
 and
 everyone
 for
 believing
me
and
supporting
in
the
best
way
possible
to
get
me
to
the
place
where
I'm
today.
This
 would
have
never
been
possible
without
the
constant
support
of
members
of
Rotaract
Amrapali,
 PDRR
Anmol
Singhal,
and
Rtr
Shikha
Srivastava. I
assure
my
maximum
support
to
the
District
Rotaract
Council
and
to
work
in
coordination
with
the
 DRR
and
the
other
district
official.
My
prime
focus
would
be
100%
Club
reporting,
Revitalization
of
 closed
clubs
and
to
get
felicitated
this
year
also
for
the
best
DNL
by
RSAMDIO.
I
assure
to
be
the
part
 of
 all
 district
 events
 and
 would
 stay
 dedicated
 and
 consistent
 towards
 all
 my
 work
 and
 responsibilities.
 We
all
are
members
of
this
great
organisation
and
thus
we
all
need
to
work
together
because
When
 Rotaractors
work
together,
they
are
unstoppable.
There
will
be
obstacles
in
our
way
but
with
hard
 work,
everything
is
possible.
All
we
need
to
do
is
believe
in
ourselves
and
have
faith
in
our
abilities. There
is
a
famous
quote
by
George
Whitefield
“Press
forward.
Do
not
stop,
do
not
linger
in
your
 journey,
but
strive
for
the
mark
set
before
you.” The
only
thing
I
want
to
say
to
all
our
Rotaractors
is
to
work
together
because
\"In
Union
there
is
 Strength.\"
I
wish
all
of
us
good
luck
for
this
new
session
and
just
keep
going
till
we
achieve
our
goal. Regards PP
Rtr
Ayush
Shaswat District
Rotaract
Secretary
(Admin) Rotary
International
District
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

16 
drs
reportIng It
gives
me
an
immense
pleasure
to
pen
down
my
views
for
this
wonderful
journey
of
 Rotary
year
2020-21.
This
year
RID
3250
has
celebrated
its
34th
installation.
I'm
 thankful
to
DRR
Rtr
Tasneem-E-Gul
for
appointing
me
as
DRS
(Reporting)
of
RID
 3250.
 As
we
move
ahead
to
make
this
Rotary
year
2020-21
a
successful
one,
I
request
all
 rotaractors
of
RID
3250
to
remember
why
they
have
joined
Rotaract.
There
might
be
 common
 reason
 for
 everyone.
 The
 foremost
 reason
 for
 joining
 Rotaract
 is

 community
service.
The
general
reasons
like
friendship,
networking
and
fellowship
 also
exist.
 Rotaractors
always
do
extra
ordinary
things
by
doing
unique
and
impactful
projects.
 The
society
must
be
aware
about
all
these
happenings.
And,
we
should
always
keep
 in
mind
to
promote
the
brand
Rotaract
in
our
society.
The
mode
of
publicity
should
 be
either
print
media
or
digital
media.
 Rotary
 International
 has
 provided
 us
 this
 platform
 to
 show
 our
 commitment
 and
 work
 for
 the
 benefit
 of
 our
 society.
 We
 have
 got
 a
 chance
 to
 bring
 change
 in
 ourselves
and
in
the
world.
At
every
step
we
learn
new
things,
every
day
we
make
 new
memories
and
an
everlasting
impact We
should
try
to
figure
out
the
meaning
of
our
lives
rather
than
running
after
the
 money
and
power.
This
will
put
us
on
the
path
of
self-realization
and
satisfaction
and
 help
us
understand
the
true
goal
of
our
creation.
 Regards, Rtr.
Shivam
Ashish District
Rotaract
Secretary
(Reporting) Rotary
International
District

3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

17 dIstrIct
traIner Dear
DRR
Rtr
Tasneem
&
fellow
Rotaractors, Firstly,
Rtr.Surbhi
&
I
wish
you
every
success
in
your
year
as
DRR
of
RID
3250.
 Please
 accept
 our
 greetings
 &
 heartly
 felicitations
 for
 donning
 the
 mantle
 of
 leadership. Rotary
wheel
inspires
us
a
lot
in
our
personal
&
professional
life
both
&
says
“
keep
 on
moving
to
your
goals
without
worry
of
hurdles”
.The
Rotary
year
2020-21
is
at
 the
doorstep
&
I
am
confident
each
one
of
you
will
create
a
mark
of
yourself
with
 long
lasting
impression.
So
what
are
your
plans,
your
dreams,
and
your
hopes?
 How
do
you
plan
to
make
your
dreams
real?
It
needs
your
engagement,
your
faith,
 your
love. RIP
Holger
Knaack
has
given
a
wonderful
theme
“Rotary
Opens
Oppurtunities”
 asks
us
to
create
oppurtunities
that
strengthen
the
leadership,
help
put
service
 ideas
into
action
&
improve
the
lives
of
those
in
need
BECAUSE
WE
CAN
together
 bring
transformation.I
wish
you
all
enjoyable
&
fruitful
year
2020-21. Best
Wishes,
 PDRR
Rtr.
Anmol
Singhal District
Trainer
(2020-21) District
Rotaract
Representative
(2018-19) RID
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

18 rsa
mdIo
presIdent Before
the
beginning
of
the
RI
year
2020-21
we
all
had
faced
a
countrywide
lockdown,
put
in
 place
to
prevent
the
spread
of
COVID-19.
It
was
a
situation
we
all
dealt
with
for
the
very
first
 time.
Even
though
a
picture
is
worth
a
thousand
words,
sometimes
the
right
words
or
an
 inspirational
quote
is
just
what
you
need
to
make
it
through
the
day,
to
inspire
your
team
or
 to
change
your
perspective.
Sharing
my
best
wishes
for
RI
District
3250.
 Dear
DRR
Tasneem
(RI
District
3250)
 All
the
incoming
leaders,
from
a
club
to
the
district
to
the
MDIO
fulcrum,
each
one
of
us
should
 always
 remember
 the
 words
 of
 Dalai
 Lama:
 “Not
 getting
 what
 you
 want
 is
 sometimes
 a
 wonderful
stroke
of
luck.”
All
of
us
have
spent
time
in
thinking
of
innovative
ideas
and
setting
 targets
for
our
respective
RI
year.
As
we
go
through
our
Rotaract
Journey,
dear
friends,
keep
in
 mind
that
we
should
have
a
reason
why
we
are
in
Rotaract.
Find
a
reason
for
yourself
to
give
 time
to
Rotaract.
 And
when
it
comes
to
Rotaract,
we
have
a
bag
full
of
events,
projects
and
ideas
lined
up,
I
would
 take
 this
 platform
 to
 share
 one
 very
 fine
 technique
 I
 have
 used
 most
 of
 the
 time
 while
 organizing
an
event.
Make
it
SMART.
S:
Specific
M:
Measurable
A:
Achievable
R:
Relevant
T:
 Time
Bound.
 With
the
closing
remarks,
as
I
look
behind
at
the
8
years
I
have
spent
in
the
organization,
I
get
a
 very
clear
message
for
the
present,
it
takes
nothing
to
break
things
or
be
a
hindrance
but
it
 takes
 courage
 to
 unite
 things,
 unite
 people
 and
 empower
 each
 other.
 So
 always
 work
 on
 uniting.
We
are
all
Together
Stronger.
 Humble
servant
of
Rotaract
 PDRR
Rtr.
Yatin
Sehgal President
(2020-21) RSA
MDIO
 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

19 searIc
mdIo
presIdent Dear
Fellow
Rotaractors
of
RID
3250, Greetings
from
South
East
Asian
Rotaract
Information
Center
-
SEARIC
MDIO! As
we
begin
with
a
new
Rota
Year,
it
is
once
again
time
for
us
review
our
past
activities
and
plan
further
 ahead.
The
beauty
of
Rotary
–
Rotaract
is
that
we
carry
on
with
the
same
goals
and
built
on
our
legacy
 year
after
year,
regardless
of
the
yearly
leadership
handover.
I
thank
and
congratulate
all
leaders
of
Rota
 Year
2019-20
for
your
successful
leadership
and
wish
all
leaders
of
Rota
Year
2020-21
the
best
for
the
 coming
journey. I
 would
 also
 like
 to
 take
 this
 opportunity
 to
 congratulate
 IPDRR
 Rtr.
 Rahul
 Rajgadia
 for
 the
 very
 successful
tenure
with
several
achievements
and
benchmarks
set.
Similarly,
wishing
DRR
Rtr.
Tasneem- E-Gul
the
best
for
continuing
the
legacy
for
RID
3250
and
taking
it
to
greater
heights. “Don't
limit
your
challenges.
Challenge
your
limits.”
As
the
saying
goes,
it
is
by
challenging
our
limits
that
 we
learn
and
grow.
By
taking
up
your
respective
leadership
roles,
you
have
already
taken
a
step
further
 in
challenging
your
limits.
You
have
opened
ways
for
new
opportunities,
experiences
and
of
course,
 challenges.
Every
challenge
you
conquer
makes
you
a
little
more
competent,
and
helps
you
realize
your
 true
capability
and
potential.
Rotaract
is
the
perfect
place
for
you
to
challenge
yourself
to
do
better,
to
 push
your
limits
and
unleash
your
potential.
Take
up
the
challenges,
and
whether
you
succeed
or
fail,
 there
is
always
something
to
learn.
That
learning
is
the
most
valuable,
and
something
you
will
take
along
 always.
Take
up
every
challenge
as
an
opportunity
to
grow
further. With
the
theme
“Rotary
Creates
Opportunities”,
let
us
remember
and
reflect
upon
the
opportunities
that
 Rotary
and
Rotaract
brings
for
us,
and
the
opportunities
we
can
create
for
the
people
we
serve.
Let
us
 explore
the
opportunities
that
Rotary
creates
for
us
and
utilize
these
opportunities
to
the
best
possible.
 At
 the
 same
 time,
 let
 us
 also
 focus
 on
 what
 opportunities
 we
 can
 create
 for
 the
 people
 in
 our
 communities
to
improve
their
lives
in
one
way
or
another.
Let
us
thankfully
take
up
the
opportunities
 that
Rotary
brings
to
us,
let
that
be
to
improve
ourselves,
our
skills,
or
the
lives
of
people
around
us.
 Rotary
creates
pathways
for
members
to
improve
their
lives
and
the
lives
of
those
they
help
through
 service
projects. Let
us
make
the
upcoming
year
a
year
of
creating
opportunities,
and
of
learning.
SEARIC
MDIO
is
always
 with
you
and
together
we
shall
#EmpowerToEmpower! Wishing
you
the
best! PDRR
Mukesh
Pratap
Singh President
(2020-21) SEARIC
MDIO 
 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

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|
3250 Dear
DRR, The
 leadership
 of
 an
 organization
 comes
 with
 great
 pleasure
 and
 greater
 responsibility.
The
responsibility
to
fulfill
all
the
expectations
of
the
RID
3250,
 also
lies
with
you. I
have
my
strong
belief
in
you
and
your
“Because
We
Can”
theme
that
paves
the
 path
for
the
momentous
year
2020-21,
and
the
Rotaract
will
possibly
reach
new
 success
level
with
your
ideas
in
place.
It
feels
so
amazing
to
get
a
chance
to
lead
 such
 a
 geographically
 spread
 Rotary
 International
 District
 3250.
 I
 am
 a
 huge
 supporter
of
the
fact
that
you
can
lead
with
an
example
where
no
prejudice
can
 put
any
limit.
Your
strength
in
communication
and
the
ability
to
keep
the
mentors
 by
 your
 side
 will
 make
 sure
 that
 the
 past
 leaders,
 who
 have
 been
 quite
 extraordinary,
will
be
in
touch
with
the
Rotaract
District
Council
of
RID
3250.
 Getting
inspired
by
the
leaders
and
leading
the
way
through
is
the
right
thing
to
 do.
We
will
be
glad
if
we
could
be
of
any
help
to
you
or
the
organization
in
any
 form.
Feel
free
to
get
in
touch
with
us
no
matter
where
you
need
my
help.
We
are
 determined
 to
 walk
 TOGETHER
 with
 you
 on
 your
 journey
 TOWARDS
 taking
 Rotaract
to
a
new
level
of
growth
TOMORROW. PDRR
Rtr.
Diptesh
Nawal District
Rotaract
Representative
(2016-17) RID
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

21 pdrr
|
3250 Dear
Tasneem, It
is
my
great
pleasure
to
convey
my
best
wishes
to
you
and
your
Team
for
the
 Session.
 Let
 me
 emphasize
 that
 the
 year
 ahead
 of
 us
 is
 not
 just
 our
 year
 of
 Leadership.
Our
job
is
to
make
Rotaract
shine
by
putting
efforts
for
a
wonderful
 society.
It
is
the
year,
all
of
us
as
Team
2020-21
have
committed
to
dedicate
to
 service
through
Rotaract.
2020
-
21
will
be
your
year
of
great
significance,
your
 opportunity
to
truly
achieve
the
results.
It
won't
be
easy.
The
path
won't
always
 be
smooth.
The
challenges
are
lofty
and
the
expectations
too
high,
Because
the
 training
you
had
to
receive
during
Rotaract
Zonal
Institute
will
not
be
there
as
I
 heard
it
got
Cancelled). “Because
We
Can\"
is
not
only
three
beautiful
words
of
your
theme
but
the
words
 which
include
the
reason
of
human
existence.
During
the
upcoming
session,
the
 entire
district
will
work
on
the
ideas
incorporated
in
these
three
beautiful
words
 and
will
take
3250
to
new
heights. अपनी जम अपना आकाश पदै ा कर अपने हर कदम पर िव ास पैदा कर मांगने से मंिजल नही िमलती ऐ दो त अपने कम से नया इितहास पैदा कर PDRR
Rtn.
S.M.
Sahil District
Rotaract
Representative
(2015-16) Secretary
(2018-20) Rotary
Buxar District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

22 pdrr
|
3250 नह ज मीजो अब तकन,वो हवाएँ भ करता वँ ो, नए युग क नई दशाएं भट करता ,ँ रोटरी रो े ट के नये स के शुभारंभ पर, मअपनी बधाई एवम् शभु कामनाएँ भ करता मँ ि य रो े ट सािथय , यह वषष 1968
म थािपत कए गए रो े ट लब के 52
साल परू े होने का वषषह। रो े ट के शु होने के बाद से आधी-सदी म,
दिु नया म ब त प रवतन आ ह

 और यवु ा ने उन प रवतन जैसे ौ ोिगक और सूचना अथ व था के उदय,िश ा के सार और इंटरनटे के जबद त भाव के सबसे ापक भाव को महसूस कया ह। जब रो े ट क थापना क गई थी,
तो यह कशोर या लगभग 20
वषषक आयु के लोग के िलए उधमी या सी इ ओ बनना लगभग असंभव सा था। आज यवु ा लोग के पास ल य को ा करने क अभतू पवू व मता ह और रोटरी को उनके िवचार और उ साह को इतनी यादा ज रत ह,
जसै े पहले कभी नह थी। 




















अनके वष तक रोटरी ने रोटरी सद यता के िलए अपने यवु ा और युवा क काय म को के वल पहल के प म दखे कर और अपने ह अिधकार म मू यवान और उ पादक काय म के प म नह दखे कर अपना ह नकु सान कया ह। ले कन रो े टर वा तव म रोटरी के सेवा काकाय म भागीदार ह। 



















आज करीब एक लाख रो े टर लगभग दश हजार लब म काम कर रह ह,
लगभग सभी दशे म जहाँ रोटरी लब मौजदू ह। उ ह उपल ध संसाधन क तलु ना म उनक सवे ा का भाव िवशेष प से भावशाली ह। रो े ट को रोटरी लब क तलु ना म ब त कम धन ा होता ह,लगभग ना के बराबर,
 इसके बावजदू उ ह ने अदभतु कायय कया ह उनक उजाऔर सोच हमारे रोटरी प रवार और हमारे समुदाय के िलए अदभुत प रणाम का सजृ न करती ह,
और हम उसे यादा मह वदते े हऔ फु ल िखलते है झड़ भी जाते ह,ै जो िखलते है झड़ भी जाते ह,ै जो आते ह,ै वो भी गुजर जाते ह,ै मगर नह टूटेगा \"रो े ट\"से हमारा र ता, दरु हो भी गए अगर कभी, याद दल से िमटा कोई नह सकता। इतना होने के बावजूद के वल 27
 ितशत रोटरी लब ह एक रो े ट लब को ायोिजत करते ह,जो क कसमय के साथ काफ़ ि थर रहा ह। ब त ह कम रो े टससअतं तः रोटरी क सद यता ा करने के िलए आगे आते ह। म सभी रोटरी लब को एक रो े ट लब को ायोिजत करने पर िवचार करने के िलए ो सािहत करता ँ या उन लब के साथ अपन संबंध को मजबूत करने के िलए ो सािहत करता ँ िज ह वे ायोिजत करत ह। िनयिमत प से सयं ु बैठक का आयोजन कर,संयु सेवा ोजे ट सचं ािलत कर और रो े टससतक प चँ ,
न के वल पूछने के िलए क कआप सहायता कर सकत ह,बि क यह जानने के िलए क क आप एक साथ कै से काम कर सकत ह। अपने रो े ट लब और उनके सद य को जािनए और सिु नि त क िजए क क यके रो े टर जान क रोटरी लब उनके वागत के िलए इंतजार कर रहा ह। 









आधी सदी तक रो े ट ने यवु ा को अपने समुदाय के साथ समान संबधं ढूढं ने का एक तरीका दया ह और सवे ा म समान मह व भी दया ह,
रोटे रयन को रोटरी म ा होता ह। रो े टससहमारे रोटरी को हमारे भिव य से जोड़ रहे ह,जो क कहम वतमान समय के अनुकू ल रोटरी का नमा नमाण करने म मदद करते ह। डीआरआर तसनीम-ए-गलु आपको स 2020­21
के सफलतम स क हाहा दक बधाई एवम् हाहा दक शुभकामनाए!ँ दो तीक कड़ीका पहला पैगाम आपके नामदो, िज दगी क हर खशु नसीब शाम आपके नाम! इस सवे ा के सफर महमसफ़र है हम सभीइ, अब इस दो ती को आगे तक िनभाना आपका काम।। PDRR
Rtn.
Shyam
Bihari
Agrawal,
MPHF District
Rotaract
Representative
(2003­04) Assistant
Governor
(2019­20) RID
3250 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

23 drr
|
3080 When
I
joined
Rotaract,
my
only
agenda
was
to
help
the
society.
As
I
began
to
 continue,
I
started
realising
that
by
being
in
Rotaract,
I
am
not
just
helping
the
 society,
I
am
helping
myself
too.
I
started
to
grow,
explore
and
experience
new
 things.
Rotaract
is
a
platform
that
gives
you
the
feeling
of
satisfaction,
you
sleep
 peacefully
at
night
knowing
that
you
are
bringing
meaningful
changes
around
you
 and
having
fun
at
the
same
time.Keep
growing,
keep
exploring,
keep
rotaracting! Regards DRR
Rtr
Sameer
Madan District
Rotaract
Representative
(2020-21) RID
3080 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

24 drr
|
3012 Dear
DRR
Tasneem-E-Gul Big
congratulations
on
entering
into
a
new
role
with
huge
responsibilities
and
also
 for
coming
out
with
this
year's
issue
of
your
District
Directory.
 Rotaract
District
3250
has
proved
its
mettle
in
every
field,
and
with
you
leading
 from
the
front,
the
year
2020-21
is
bound
to
be
an
amazing
one! Hope
 that
 we
 all
 keep
 learning
 while
 fulfilling
 our
 responsibilities.
 Looking
 forward
to
an
effective
partnership
and
great
bonds! Love
and
light
:) DRR
Rtr
Varda
Sardana District
Rotaract
Representative
(2020-21) RID
3012 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

25 drr
|
3053 Impossible
is
a
word
for
those
who
don't
have
dreams.
You
will
make
it
possible
because
your
 determination
is
strong.
We
wish
you
more
than
luck
and
wishes;
we
wish
you
perseverance
 and
dedication.
District
3053
believes
in
you.
We
not
only
have
full
faith
but
hope
that
you
will
 definitely
complete
your
tasks
brilliantly.
And
take
your
district
and
club
to
new
heights.
Once
 again
good
luck
to
you.surendra
joshiDRR
3053I2020-21 DRR
Rtr.
Surendra
Joshi District
Rotaract
Representative
(2020-21) RID
3053 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

26 drr
|
3190 Greetings
from
Rotaract
District
3190
!! 3190
has
enjoyed
a
great
bonding
with
Rotaract
District
3250
since
many
years.
 You
guys
have
done
some
amazing
work
in
the
past
years
under
various
DRRs
and
 I'm
very
sure
my
very
friendly
and
enthusiastic
batchmate
Rtr
Tasneem
is
going
to
 set
a
new
benchmark
!!आइए
हम
अपन
े िजल 
के 
बीच
इस
अ भअु 
सबं धं 
को
जारी
रखन
े क 
 परू ी
कोिशश
कर
|
“ ಾರು
ಪ ಪಂಚದ
ಸುಖವನ
 ಸಲು
ಯ ಸು ೂೕ,
ಅವರು
ತಮ 
ಸುಖವನ
 ೂಳ .” (Translation
 -
 \"Whoever
 seeks
 to
 increase
 the
 happiness
 of
 the
 world,
 they
 increase
their
own
happiness.\") DRR
PP
Rtr.
Raj
Vamshi
KB District
Rotaract
Representative
(2020-21) RID
3190 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

27 drr
|
3054 It
feels
so
lucky
and
obliged
to
be
a
part
of
this
amazing
place
called
'Rotaract',
and
 probably
it
has
been
the
best
journey
ever,
tracing
it
down
for
more
than
5
years
 back.
 
Apart
from
a
bunch
of
useful
learnings
and
experiences,
I
can
happily
say
 that
this
got
me
friends
for
lifetime,
precious
fun
times
and
special
moments
to
be
 remembered
forever
with
my
people.
Along
with
that,
working
collectively
with
 the
fellow
youth
to
serve
the
community
right
can
be
said
to
be
the
most
beautiful
 feather
to
the
cap.
We
growed
here,
personally
and
professionally.
We
nurtured
 ourselves
here,
together
as
a
family
of
rotaractors.
Each
year,
I
see
new
and
new
 fresh
talent
and
leaders
coming
up,
which
epitomizes
the
power
today's
youth
 has.
I
wish
all
the
luck
to
this
team,
this
bunch
of
youth
for
the
time
to
come. I
also
wish
Rtr
Tasneem-E-Gul
for
their
upcoming
tenure
as
RID
3250
takes
off
to
 achieve
new
heights
of
success
under
the
new
exceptional
leadership.Together,
 we
can
make
a
difference. Regards, Yours
in
Rotaract DRR
Rtr
Jay
Balasara District
Rotaract
Representative
(2020-21) RID
3054 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

28 drr
|
3141 Rotaract
-
A
world
of
infinite
possibilities
and
Rotaractors
touching
new
heights
 every
 single
 day
 #Becausewecan!
 We
 unequivocally
 never
 imagined
 a
 Digital
 Rotaract
World
but
as
we
walk
along
pixel
by
pixel,
all
types
of
new
concepts
and
 possibilities
have
been
awakened.

 They
say,
prison
gives
you
an
ample
of
time
to
reflect
and
while
we
have
been
 trapped
in
our
own
homes
;
our
minds
have
broadened
the
horizon
of
our
thought
 boxes
to
make
space
for
newfangled
exciting
ideas!
 R.I.
Year
2020-21
is
the
'TIME
OF
CHAMPIONS'
year
for
Rotaract
Mumbai,
but
has
 fast
become
applicable
to
Rotaract
globally.
Rotaractors
have
taken
advantage
of
 the
time
in
their
palms
coupled
with
their
champion
resolve
to
connect
to
one
 another
beyond
physical
walls.
 District
3250
is
home
to
one
of
India's
favorite
Cricket
Captain
-
MS
Dhoni
and
 much
like
how
the
Indian
team
changed
the
game
with
their
T20
World
Cup
win,
 this
 R.I.
 Year
 of
 2020
 promises
 to
 be
 a
 cliffhanger
 with
 COVID19
 being
 our
 strategic
timeout
;)
Even
with
this,
I'm
so
sure
of
our
victory!
 I
give
my
complete
support
and
best
wishes
to
Tasneem.
To
all
3250
Rotaractors
-
 Have
you
unlocked
your
potential
yet?
Because
#Youcan
 Rtr.
Ojas
Joshi District
Rotaract
Representative
2020-21 RID
3141
 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

29 drr
|
3170 Dear
Leaders, Warm
Rotaract
Greetings!! Choosing
the
right
path...always
leads
you
to
the
exact
destination!! My
heartiest
congratulations
DRR
Rtr.
Tasneem
E
Gul
for
getting
nominated
as
District
Rotaract
 Representative
for
the
year
2020-21
of
Rotary
International
District
3250. RID
3250
and
RID
3170
have
always
shared
a
special
bond
and
now
its
time
to
take
this
legacy
 ahead.
Its
time
to
come
together,
work
together
and
do
wonders. I
am
pretty
sure
DRR
Tasneem
along
with
her
team
must
have
had
planned
great
projects
and
 events
for
the
year.
Now
its
time
to
implement
those
plans
and
convert
those
dreams
to
reality. R.I.
President
Holger
Knaack
has
announced
the
Rotary
International
theme
for
the
year
2020- 21
as
“Rotary
opens
opportunities”.
Indeed
Rotary
has
opened
lot
of
doors
to
opportunities
 especially
for
Rotaractors.
Lets
make
use
of
this
and
choose
the
right
DISHA
and
follow
the
path
 towards
opportunities
because
we
can. We
all
are
aware
that
whole
world
is
in
the
crisis
situation
and
is
facing
the
pandemic.
Lets
not
 loose
our
hopes,
its
time
that
we
brace
ourselves,
take
positives
out
of
all
the
negatives
and
 move
ahead
with
courage. I
will
each
and
every
Rotaractor
of
Rotary
International
District
3250
all
the
very
best
for
the
 year
2020-21
and
lets
choose
the
right
DISHA
towards
opportunities
because
we
can!! Regards, Rtr.
Sahil
Pradeep
Gandhi District
Rotaract
Representative
2020-21 Rotary
International
District
3170 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

30 Capsule
History
of
Rotary What
is
Rotary? Rotary
is
the
first
service
club
organiza on.
It
is
an
associa on
of
local
gathered
into
a
larger
organiza on
called
 'Rotary
Interna onal'
(R.
I.),
individual
Rotarians
are
members
of
their
respec ve
clubs.
It
is
an
organiza on
of
 business
and
professional
persons
who
have
accepted
the
ideals
of
service
as
a
basis
for
a aining
fulfillment
in
 their
 personal,
 professional
 and
 community
 lives;
 united
 worldwide,
 who
 provide
 humanitarian
 service;
 encourage
high
ethical
standard
in
all
voca ons
and
help
build
goodwill
and
peace
in
the
world. Object
of
Rotary The
Object
of
Rotary
is
to
encourage
and
foster
the
ideal
of
service
as
a
basis
of
worthy
enterprise
and,
in
 par culars,
to
encourage
and
foster‑ FIRST
‑
 
 The
development
of
acquaintance
as
an
opportunity
for
service. SECOND
‑

 High
 ethical
 standards
 in
 business
 and
 professions,
 the
 recogni on
 of
 the
 worthiness
 of
 all
 useful
occupa ons,
and
the
dignifying
of
each
Rotarian's
occupa on
as
an
opportunity
to
serve
 society. THIRD

‑

 The
applica on
of
the
ideal
of
service
in
each
Rotarian's
personal,
business,
and
community
life. FOURTH
‑

 The
 advancement
 of
 interna onal
 understanding,
 good
 will,
 and
 peace
 through
 a
 world
 fellowship
of
business
and
professional
person
united
in
the
ideal
of
service. BIRTH
OF
ROTARY
INDIA R.
J.
Coombes,
the
manager
of
steel
products
company
in
Calcu a
was
on
a
business
trip
in
U.S.A.
There
he
got
 interested
in
the
Rotary
movement
and
was
impressed
with
the
'Friendship,
Fellowship,
Service'.
A er
his
 return
to
India
in
1919,
he
organized
a
Rotary
Club
in
Calcu a.
The
first
mee ng
was
held
on
26th
September
 1919,
and
the
Club
was
granted
charter
on
January
1,
1920
with
an
ini al
membership
was
extended
in
1921
to
 Sir
Surendranath
Banerjee.
In
the
same
year,
S.
C
Rudra
was
admi ed
as
the
first
ac ve
Indian
member
with
the
 classifica on
'Mining
Engineering'.
In
1926
an
Indian
Honorary
Secretary
was
elected
in
the
person
of
Ni sh
C.
 Laharry.
Finally,
an
Indian,
A.F.M.
Abdul
Ali,
was
elected
as
President,
the
first
Indian
to
head
a
Rotary
Club
 anywhere. The
Rotary
Club
of
Bombay,
launched
by
Jim
Davison,
was
added
on
19th
March
1929
with
a
charter
strength
of
 38
members
of
whom
37
were
Non‑Indians;
and
the
one
and
the
only
Indian
was
Sir
Phiroze
Sethna,
a
member
 of
Indian
Legislature,
who
later
became
the
District
Governor.
Jim
organized
a
pleasant
group
of
28
at
Maiden's
 Hotel
Delhi
on
26th
April
1929,
R.T.H.
Meckenize,
Manager
of
the
Burmah
Shell
Oil
Company
Ltd,
a
Bri sher,
was
 elected
as
President.
Even
before
the
club
got
under
way,
members
began
leaving
town.
With
departures
on
 long
leave
the
Membership
dwindled
to
half
and
finally
the
club
had
to
be
closed
down
in
1931. In
Madras,
Jim
Davidson,
with
the
help
of
F.C.
James
of
the
United
Palters
Associa on
of
South
India
organized
a
 mee ng
on
May
10,
1929
with
30
Charter
members,
all
Non‑Indians.
The
first
President
was
C.G.
Armstrong,
 Chairman
of
the
Madras
Port
Trust;
and
the
first
Secretary
was
Morton
Chance,
Manager
of
a
hotel
in
Madras. A.A.
 Hayles,
 dis nguished
 Indians
 joined
 the
 club
 of
 whom
 Sir
 M.A.
 Muthaiah
 Che ar
 was
 one.
 Madras
 sponsored
Coimbatore
club.
Most
of
the
clubs
in
South
India
are
the
children's
are
great
grandchildren
of
the
 Madras
Club. The
 growth
 has
 been
 slow,
 perhaps
 due
 to
 the
 reason
 the
 India
 at
 that
 me
 was
 based
 essen ally
 on
 agricultural
 economy
 while
 the
 whole
 framework
 of
 Rotary
 membership
 was
 based
 upon
 industrial
 and
 professional
 structure
 of
 society.
 Gradually
 as
 India
 emerged
 to
 an
 economy
 issued
 on
 modern
 industrializa on,
extension
of
Rotary
became
possible.
Rotary
club
of
Amritsar
was
born
in
1933
and
that
of
 Bangalore
in
1934.
In
1935
five
clubs
were
formed:
Ahmadabad,
Baroda,
Jamshedpur,
Poona
and
Sholapur,
all
 fast
developing
Industrial
centers
producing
tex les,
chemicals
and
iron
and
steel.
Three
clubs
namely
Cochin,
 Lucknow
and
Surat
were
established
in
1937.
Rotary
Club
of
Cochin,
then
the
only
club
in
Kerala,
was
chartered
 on
23rd
August
1937
with
Sir
R.K.
Shanmugam
Che y
as
President.
Of
the
22
chartered
members,
10
were
Non‑ Indians.
Another
three
Clubs
–
Asansol,
Madurai
and
Rajkot
came
into
existence
in
1938,
and
Agra,
Salem
and
 Jubulpore
in
1939.
Delhi
Club
was
also
revived
in
1939.
A er
the
World
War
II
and
India's
Independence
in
1947,
 the
real
Indianisa on
of
Rotary
started.
By
the
end
of
Rotary
Year
1946‑47,
three
were
71
Clubs
(14
in
Gujarat,
 District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
|RID
3250

31 ABOUT
ROTARACT Rotaract
is
a
Rotary‑sponsored
service
club
for
young
men
and
women
ages
18
to
30.
Rotaract
clubs
are
either
 community
or
university
based,
and
they're
sponsored
by
a
local
Rotary
club.
This
makes
them
true
partners
in
 service'
and
key
members
of
the
family
of
Rotary. As
one
of
Rotary's
most
significant
and
fastest‑growing
service
programs,
with
more
than
9,500
clubs
in
about
 170
countries
and
geographical
areas,
Rotaract
has
become
a
worldwide
phenomenon. WHAT
IS
A
ROTARACT
CLUB? Rotaract,
an
acronym
for
'Rotary
in
ac on',
is
the
youth
wing
of
Rotary
Interna onal
spreading
the
joy
of
Rotary
 amongst
youngsters
between
18
and
30
years
of
age.
Rotaract
is
a
part
of
the
global
effort
to
bring
peace
and
 Interna onal
understanding
to
the
world.
This
effort
starts
at
the
community
level
but
knows
no
limits
in
its
 outreach.
There
are
9,539
Rotaract
clubs,
divided
into
various
districts
for
the
purpose
of
easy
governance,
 spread
across
178
countries
with
219,397
Rotaractors
all
over
the
world. WHY
TO
ORGANIZE
A
ROTARACT
CLUB? Today's
 young
 people
 will
 become
 tomorrow's
 parents,
 professionals,
 business
 leaders,
 and
 community
 leaders.
With
the
help
of
programs
like
Rotaract,
they
can
gain
the
tools
and
skills
necessary
to
develop
into
 responsible,
 produc ve
 members
 of
 society.
 Now
 is
 the
 me
 for
 Rotary
 clubs
 to
 focus
 on
 the
 future
 by
 challenging
the
new
genera ons
to
test
their
talents,
develop
new
skills,
and
confront
issues
they
will
face
in
 their
life me.
The
Rotaract
program
can
ins ll
in
its
members
life
skills
that
can
be
shared
with
others
for
 genera ons
to
come. FUNCTIONS
OF
A
ROTARACT
CLUB The
Rotaract
club
organizes
a
variety
of
project
and
ac vi es,
depending
primarily
on
the
interest
of
the
club
 members.
 However,
 within
 the
 Rotaract
 program,
 all
 clubs
 undertake
 three
 kinds
 of
 ac vi es
 in
 varying
 degrees;
professional
development,
leadership
development,
and
service
projects.
Together
these
three
areas
 ensure
 a
 balanced
 club
 program
 and
 provide
 important
 experience
 and
 opportuni es
 for
 the
 personal
 development
of
each
Rotaractor. PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT A
 club's
 professional
 development
 ac vi es
 should
 expand
 the
 members:
 understanding
 of
 the
 work
 environment
 and
 business
 opportuni es
 within
 their
 community.
 These
 ac vi es
 should
 highlight
 the
 Rotaractor's
role
in
the
community's
economic
development
and
illustrate
how
the
skills
developed
through
 service
 ac vi es
 can
 help
 in
 resolving
 problems
 in
 the
 place
 of
 work.
 Each
 Rotaract
 club
 should
 provide
 professional
development
opportuni es
to
its
members
through
ac vi es
such
as:  Professional
and
voca onal
forums.  Business
technology
updates.  Management
and
marke ng
seminars.  Conference
on
business
and
professional
ethics.  Presenta on
on
finance
and
credit
op ons
for
business
start‑up. Sponsoring
Rotarians
can
enhance
the
professional
development
of
Rotaractors
by
providing
prac cal
advice
 on
entering
the
business
world
and
tackling
business,
voca onal
and
professional
changes.
Making
the
clubs
 professional
development
projects
can
also
help
Rotaractors
get
be er
acquainted
with
sponsoring
Rotarians. SERVICE
PROJECTS Service
above
Self
is
Rotary's
foremost
guiding
principle.
A
Rotaract
club's
service
projects
are
designed
to
 improve
the
quality
of
life
at
home
and
abroad.
These
projects
o en
address
today's
most
cri cal
issues,
such
as
 violence,
drug
abuse,
AIDS,
hunger,
the
environment,
and
illiteracy.
Each
Rotaract
club
is
required
to
complete
 at
least
two
major
service
projects
annually,
one
serving
the
community
and
other
to
promote
interna onal
 understanding.
Each
should
involve
all
or
most
of
the
members
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DEVELOPMENT A
 club's
 leadership
 development
 ac vi es
 aim
 not
 only
 to
 make
 members
 more
 effec ve
 leaders
 in
 their
 personal
lives,
but
also
to
teach
them
how
to
develop
and
sustain
strong
clubs
with
relevant
projects.
Important
 topics
to
address
in
training
club
leaders
include:  Improving
public
speaking
skills.  Developing
techniques
for
marke ng
the
Rotaract
program
to
poten al
members.  Building
consensus
among
members.  Delega ng
project
responsibili es
and
ensuring
necessary
follow‑up.  Iden fying
channels
for
project
publicity
and
promo on.  Finding
financial
resources
for
strengthening
club
development.  Assessing
project
success. HISTORY
OF
ROTARACT Rotaract,
Rotary
Interna onal's,
service
club
program
for
young
adults
18‑30,
was
officially
inaugurated
during
 January
1968
under‑Rotary
Interna onal
President
Luther
Hodges.
On
13th
March
1968,
the
Rotaract
Club
of
 the
University
of
North
Carolina,
sponsored
by
the
Rotary
Club
of
North
Charlo e,
North
Carolina,
USA,
was
the
 first
 Rotaract
 club
 to
 receive
 its
 official
 charter.
 Although
 this
 club
 is
 recognized
 as
 the
 first
 Rotaract
 club,
 Rotarians
 have
 been
 sponsoring
 similar
 organiza ons
 for
 young
 adults
 since
 the
 early
 1920s.
 The
 earliest
 known
 predecessors
 to
 Rotaract,
 Twenty
 Thirty
 clubs,
 were
 first
 sponsored
 by
 the
 Rotary
 clubs,
 and
 membership
was
open
to
young
professionals
and
university
students.
The
first
mee ng
of
a
Twenty‑Thirty
club
 was
 held
 on
 19
 December
 1922.
 At
 one
 point,
 the
 movement
 claimed
 as
 many
 as
 125
 clubs
 under
 the
 sponsorship
of
California
Rotary
clubs
and
published
a
monthly
magazine. In
1927,
Round
Table
clubs
were
founded
in
Great
Britain
and
Ireland.
Membership
in
Round
Table
clubs
was
 open
to
young
men
aged
between
18
and
40
and
by
1935,
there
are
more
than
90
Round
Table
clubs
existed.
In
 November
1930,
the
first
Apex
club
was
formed
in
Geelong,
Australia.
Apex
clubs
grew
rapidly,
expanding
to
 more
 than
 20
 clubs
 in
 just
 a
 few
 years.
 These
 clubs
 were
 sponsored
 by
 Rotary
 clubs,
 and
 were
 open
 to
 professionals
and
students
between
the
ages
of
18
and
35.
Similar
Rotary
club‑sponsored
groups
con nued
to
 spring
up
simultaneously
and
independently
around
the
globe.
Uniserve
clubs
in
India,
Orbis
clubs
in
South
 America,
Rotors
clubs
in
South
Africa,
Paul
Harris
circles
in
Europe,
and
Quadrant
clubs
in
the
United
States
are
 some
of
the
best‑known
examples.
Eventually,
these
clubs
would
provide
the
base
for
the
future
growth
of
 Rotaract
as
the
clubs
adopted
new
names
under
the
Rotaract
program.
Perhaps
the
greatest
impetus
for
the
 crea on
of
the
Rotaract
program
came
from
Rotary's
youth
service
club
for
secondary
school
students,
Interact
 clubs.
Established
in
1962,
the
Interact
program
enjoyed
immediate
success.
However,
since
membership
was
 only
open
to
students
in
secondary
schools,
graduated
Interactors
and
Rotarians
were
soon
looking
for
ways
to
 extend
their
rela onship.
Several
proposals
were
brought
before
the
Rotary
Interna onal
Board
of
Directors
to
 allow
membership
in
Interact
clubs
to
extend
for
a
few
years
a er
gradua on.
Instead
of
extending
the
age
 requirements
for
Interact,
the
Board
decided
to
study
the
feasibility
of
crea ng
a
new
service
program
for
 young
adults
at
the
university
and
young
professional
level. The
decision
to
adopt
the
Rotaract
program
came
at
a
 me
when
students
protest
worldwide
was
growing
 concern
to
Rotarians.
The
Rotaract
program
was
adopted
not
only
as
means
of
keeping
former
Interactors
 within
the
Rotary
Family,
but
as
means
of
channeling
the
energies
of
young
adults
into
posi ve
ac vi es
that
 could
benefit
to
their
communi es. A
special
commi ee
was
convened
to
design
the
new
service
club
program
for
young
adults
during
1966.
A er
 polling
students
at
the
University
of
Houston,
Texas,
USA,
the
commi ee
decided
that
'Rotaract'
would
be
the
 best
name
for
the
program‑a
combina on
of
the
words'
Rotary'
and
'ac on'. Coincidentally,
the
service
club
at
the
University
of
North
Carolina
had
already
adopted
the
name
in
1966,
but
 they
coined
it
as
a
combina on
of
the
names
'Rotary'
and
'Interact'.
The
commi ee
also
decided
that
young
 women
should
be
allowed
to
join
on
equal
standing
with
male
members
at
the
discre on
of
the
sponsoring
 Rotary
club. District
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33 Within
a
day
of
the
cer fica on
of
the
Rotaract
Club
of
the
University
of
North
Carolina,
the
Rotaract
Club
of
the
 University
of
La
Salle
was
chartered
in
Tacubaya,
Mexico.
The
Rotaract
clubs
of
Florence,
Italy,
Gaston
College,
 North
Carolina,
and
Secunderabad,
India,
were
all
cer fied
in
the
following
weeks.
The
young
adults
that
had
 already
existed
in
many
regions
fueled
the
rapid
growth
of
Rotaract
for
the
first
few
years. By
 1981,
 Rotaract
 was
 so
 popular
 that
 Rotaractors
 in
 South
 Africa
 decided
 to
 host
 the
 first
 INTEROTA
 conference,
an
interna onal
mee ng
for
all
Rotaractors.
Subsequent
conferences
have
been
held
every
three
 years.
To
date,
INTEROTA
conferences
have
been
hosted
by
Rotaractors
in
South
Africa,
Australia,
England,
 Turkey,
Mexico,
and
Brazil.
The
next
conference
is
set
for
Sydney,
Australia,
in
2014.
Interna onal
mee ngs
for
 Rotaractors
are
also
held
every
year
at
the
Rotaract
Preconven on
Mee ng
that
preceded
Rotary's
annual
 conven on.
 The
 first
 such
 mee ng
 was
 held
 in
 Seoul,
 Korea,
 in
 1989,
 with
 more
 than
 450
 Rotaractors
 in
 a endance. Several
developments
in
the
early
1990s
helped
strengthen
the
Rotaract
movement.
In
February
1991,
the
first
 Rotaract
club
in
Eastern
Europe
was
chartered
in
Budapest,
Hungary,
with
the
help
of
Austrian
Rotaractors,
Ties
 with
 Eastern
 Europe
 were
 further
 strengthened
 when
 the
 same
 Austrian
 Rotaractors
 helped
 charter
 the
 Rotaract
club
of
Prague
in
what
was
then
Czechoslovakia
later
in
1991.
In
March
1992,
the
Rotary
Interna onal
 Board
 established
 World
 Rotaract
 Week
 which
 is
 celebrated
 annually
 during
 the
 week
 of
 13
 March
 to
 commemorate
 the
 chartering
 of
 the
 first
 Rotaract
 club.
 During
 World
 Rotaract
 Week,
 Rotaractors
 a end
 mee ngs
with
sponsoring
Rotary
clubs,
undertake
joint
service
projects,
and
speak
with
clubs
that
do
not
 sponsor
Rotaract
clubs
about
the
benefits
of
the
program.
Since
1968,
Rotaractors
have
con nually
shown
that
 they
 can
 be
 innova ve
 and
 posi ve
 force
 for
 change
 in
 their
 communi es.
 Service
 ac vi es
 commonly
 undertaken
include
projects
to
improve
the
environment,
visits
with
the
elderly
or
disabled,
blood
or
organ
 dona on
campaigns,
and
aid
to
developing
countries.
One
example
of
the
ingenuity
employed
by
Rotaractors
is
 a
project
undertaken
by
the
Rotaract
clubs
of
Heemstede
and
Hilegom‑Lissee,
the
Netherlands,
in
1987.
In
 order
to
raise
funds
for
Polio‑Plus,
Rotaractors
from
the
two
clubs
designed
an
amphibious
cycle
that
would
 cross
the
English
Channel
under
the
power
of
36
Rotaractors.
The
campaign
raised
US
$210,000
for
Polio‑Plus
 and
earned
the
Rotaractors
a
place
in
Guinness
Book
of
World
Record
for
their
speedy
crossing. ROTARACT
PROGRAMS Rotaract
clubs
organize
a
variety
of
projects
and
ac vi es
in
varying
degrees,
depending
primarily
on
the
 interests
of
the
club
members.
To
convene
these
projects
successfully
they
conduct
mee ngs.
Within
Rotaract
 programs,
all
programs
they
do
can
be
classified
into
four
avenues
of
service.
They
are: 1.CLUB
SERVICE:
Projects
done
to
maximize
friendship/interac on
within
the
club
members
and
with
other
 clubs
in
the
district. 2.COMMUNITY
SERVICE:
Projects
done
to
benefit
the
local
community
or
an
individual
in
the
community. 3.PROFESSIONAL/VOCATIONAL
 SERVICE:
 Projects
 done
 with
 an
 idea
 to
 enhance
 the
 personal
 skills
 and
 leadership
quali es
of
the
Rotaractors
in
a
club. 4.INTERNATIONAL
SERVICE:
Projects
done
in
partnership
with
other
voluntary
organiza ons
and
Rotaract
 clubs
outside
our
district. Whatever
project/ac vi es
you
may
think
off
can
be
grouped
under
these
four
avenues.
Through
these
four
 avenues
 of
 projects
 the
 Rotaractors
 ensure
 a
 balanced
 club
 program
 and
 provide
 valuable
 experience
 and
 opportuni es
for
the
personal
development
of
each
Rotaractor
and
also
the
development
of
a
community.
It
is
 a
feeling
to
experience.
Today's
young
people
will
become
tomorrow's
parents,
professionals,
business
leaders,
 and
community
leaders.
With
the
help
of
the
Rotaract
program,
they
can
gain
tools
and
skills
necessary
to
 develop
into
responsible
members
of
society.
If
you
are
between
the
age
group
18‑30
and
not
in
Rotaract,
you
 are
 missing
 something.
 If
 you
 between18‑30
 and
 in
 Rotaract,
 Congratula ons
 for
 taking
 steps
 towards
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34 THE
FOUR
WAY
TEST Before
performing
the
projects
the
Rotaractors
ensure
the
authen city
of
the
project
by
applying
the
 Rotary's
famous
Four
Way
Test.
From
the
earliest
days
of
the
organiza on,
Rotarians
were
concerned
with
 promo ng
high
ethical
standards
in
their
professional
lives.
One
of
the
world's
most
widely
printed
and
 quoted
statements
of
business
ethics
is
the
Four‑Way
Test,
was
created
in
1932
by
Rtn.
Herbert
J.
Taylor
 (who
later
served
as
Rotary
Interna onal
President)
when
he
was
asked
to
take
charge
of
a
company
that
 was
facing
bankruptcy.
This
24
word
test
for
employees
to
follow
in
their
business
and
professional
lives
 become
the
guide
for
sales,
produc on,
adver sing
and
all
rela ons
with
dealers
and
customers,
and
the
 survival
of
the
company
is
credited
to
this
simple
philosophy
adopted
by
Rotary
in
1943.
The
Four‑Way
Test
 has
been
translated
into
more
than
a
hundred
languages
and
published
in
thousands
of
ways.
It
asks
the
 following
four
ques ons: 1.
 Is
it
the
TRUTH? 2.
 Is
it
FAIR
to
all
concerned? 3.
 Will
it
build
GOOD
WILL
and
BETTER
FRIENDSHIP? 4.
 Will
it
be
BENEFICIAL
to
all
concerned? Significance:
Ethical
standards
in
business
have
been
a
concern
of
Rotary
since
its
founding
in
1905.
Four‑ Way
Test
is
a
tool
given
to
Rotarians
to
achieve
high
ethical
standards. ABOUT
INTERACT Interact
was
started
in
1963
by
Rotary
Interna onal.
There
are
2,
30,
000
members
in
10,000
interact
clubs
 worldwide.
 The
 forma on
 of
 interact
 club
 is
 posi ve
 method
 by
 which
 a
 Rotary
 club
 can
 give
 a
 prac cal
 impression
of
its
concern
for
young
people
and
provide
opportuni es
which
may
not
be
available
to
the
same
 target
popula on
of
14
to
18
year
old
elsewhere.
The
objec ves
of
Interact
are
based
on
Rotary
percep on
of
 development
of
leadership
through
idea
of
service
above
self,
promo on
of
interna onal
understanding
and
 crea on
of
the
importance
of
home,
family
and
stability
in
personal
rela onship. Interact:
the
Rotary's
youth
programme
was
launched
by
the
R.
I.
Board
of
Directors
in
1962.
The
Rotary
Club
 Melbourne,
Florida
established
the
first
interact
club.
Interact
club
provide
opportuni es
for
boys
and
girls
of
 secondary
school
age
to
work
together
in
a
world
fellowship
of
service
and
understanding.
The
term,
Interact,
 is
 derived
 from
 “Inter”
 for
 Interna onal
 and
 “Act”
 for
 Ac on.
 Every
 Interact
 club
 must
 be
 sponsored
 and
 supervised
by
a
Rotary
club
and
must
plan
annual
projects
of
service
to
its
school,
community
and
the
world.
 Today
there
are
over
10000
Interact
clubs
with
more
than
2,30,000
members
in
117
countries.
“Interactors”
 develop
skills
in
leadership
and
a ain
prac cal
experience
in
conduc ng
service
projects,
thereby
learning
the
 sa sfac on
that
comes
from
serving
others.
A
major
goal
of
Interact
is
to
provide
opportuni es
for
young
 people
to
create
greater
understanding
and
goodwill
with
youth
throughout
the
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35 IMPORTANT
GUIDELINES
AND
DEADLINES  Conduct
your
Club
Installa on
ceremony
before
31th
July.  Conduct
at
least
two
Club
mee ngs
including
Board
of
Directors
mee ng
every
month
and
 General
body
mee ng.  Conduct
DRR's
Official
visit
without
fail.
(Clubs
which
fails
to
conduct
DRR
visit
will
not
be
 eligible
for
awards
criteria.)  Make
 sure
 you
 have
 updated
 your
 club
 contact
 informa on
 to
 Rotary
 Interna onal.
 To
 update
please
log
on
to
www.rotary.org.
  Make
 sure
 your
 club
 has
 a
 charter.
 Contact
 your
 parent
 club
 youth
 service
 and/or
 your
 ZRR/ZRS/Group
coordinator
in
case
your
charter
is
missing.
In
case
your
club
is
terminated
 from
Rotary
Interna onal
list
you
will
have
to
fill
in
the
Rotaract
Organiza onal
list
and
send
 it
to
the
Rotary
Interna onal
along
with
$50
for
new
registra on.  Conduct
Joint
Club
mee ng
with
Rotary,
Rotaract
and
also
other
NGO's.  Par cipate
in
the
District
Rotaract
Assembly,
Annual
District
Rotaract
Conference
in
good
 strength
and
any
other
major
District
projects/events.  A end
all
District
Council
Mee ng
(if
the
President
or
Secretary
are
unable
to
a end,
do
 send
a
representa ve).  Every
Community
Based
club
should
contribute
Rs.
150/‑
per
member,
and
plus
Rs.
200/‑
 per
club
towards
the
District
Fund
and
it
will
be
appropriate
as
follows: 
 1.
District
Rotaract
representa ve
fund
Rs.
100/‑
 
 2.
Host
club
for
dist.
Conference
Rs.
30/‑ 
 3.
Host
club
for
dist.
Assembly
Rs.
20/‑  Ins tu on
based
club
shall
contribute
Rs.
100/‑
per
member
plus
Rs.
200/‑
per
club
towards
 the
district
fund
and
it
will
be
appropriate
as
follows: 
 1.
District
Rotaract
representa ve
fund
Rs.
70/‑
 
 2.
Host
club
for
dist.
Conference
Rs.
20/‑ 
 3.
Host
club
for
dist.
Assembly
Rs.
10/‑ 





Dues
paid
by
the
club
minimum
15
members.  Host/jointly
host
at
least
one
District
Council
Mee ng,
contact
your
ZRR/ZRS
for
further
 informa on.  Report
all
projects
on/before
5th
of
every
month
to
the
Secretarial
team
via
mail.  Ensure
to
send
all
your
reports
also
to
parent
club.  Ensure
 that
 you
 invite
 DRR,
 DRS,
 ZRR/ZRS
 and
 other
 concerned
 District
 Avenue
 service
 directors
and

other
club
presidents
for
your
projects. ‑
District
Rotaract
Secretary
(2020
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36 DISTRICT
GUIDELINES
R.
I.
DIST.
3250 SECTION
1
–
NAME
OF
THE
ORGANISATION Clause
(1)
 The
Name
of
the
Rotaract
District
would
be
District
Rotaract
Organisa on,
R.
I.
Dist.
3250 Clause
(2)
 The
term
of
the
office
of
the
officers
would
be
1st
July
to
30th
June. Clause
(3)
 The
Organisa on
would
serve
Rotaract
Clubs
sponsored
by
Rotary
Clubs
with
the
territorial
 limits
of,
R.
I.
Dist.
3250 SECTION
2
–
GOVERNING
BOARD Clause
(1)
 There
will
be
a
District
organisa on
to
govern
the
affairs
of
the
district. Clause
(2)
 The
head,
of
the
District
Council
will
be
the
District
Rotaract
Representa ve
(D.R.R.) Clause
(3)
 The
District
Council
shall
consist
of
the
District
Rotaract
Representa ve,
immediate
Past
District
 Rotaract
 Representa ve,
 District
 Secretary,
 District
 Treasurer,
 All
 Zonal
 Representa ve,
 All
 District
Directors
and
any
members
Co‑opted
by
the
DRR. Clause
(4)
 The
members
of
the
District
Rotaract
Council,
except
the
D.R.R.
himself,
shall
be
nominated
by
 the
D.R.R.
keeping
in
view
the
best
interest
of
the
District
ac vi es. Clause
(5)
 The
 District
 Rotaract
 Council
 shall
 guide
 and
 help
 the
 District
 Rotaract
 Representa ve,
 for
 official
 working
 of
 the
 District
 and
 shall
 provide
 for
 the
 func on
 and
 du es
 of
 the
 District
 Cabinet
Members. Clause
(6)
 Besides
the
District
Rotaract
Council
there
shall
be
a
District
Cabinet,
nominated
by
the
District
 Rotaract
Representa ve. Clause
(7)
 The
District
Cabinet
shall
look
a er
the
important
aspects
of
the
working
of
Rotaract
District Clause
(8)
 The
D.R.R.
shall
have
the
right
to
terminate
the
cabinet
member
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
 Rotaract
District
Commi ee
Chairman. Clause
(9)
 The
District
Governor
and
the
District
Rotaract
Representa ve
will
be
the
patron
and
Chairman
 respec vely
of
Rotaract
District. Clause
(10)
 Vacant
Post
of
District
Rotaract
Representa ve. (A)In
 case
 of
 any
 vacancy
 in
 the
 post
 of
 District
 Rotaract
 Representa ve
 for
 any
 reason
 whatsoever,
the
District
Governor
in
consulta on
with
Rotaract
District
Commi ee
shall
 Nominate
a
Rotaractor
to
fill
up
the
vacancy. (B)In
case
of
nomina on
of
ac ng
District
Rotaract
Representa ve
as
provided
in
sec on
(10)
 the
ac ng
District
Rotaract
Representa ve,
will
have
the
authority
to
appoint
an
addi onal
 Cabinet
Members
as
felt
necessary
by
him/her. Clause
(11)
 IPDRR
 and
 DRRE
 are
 the
 members
 of
 District
 Award
 Commi ee
 and
 District
 Elec on
 Commi ee. Clause
(12)
 Clubs
should
not
have
their
own
Theme,
rather
should
adopt
and
act
upon
the
RI
Theme
and
 Rotaract
District
Theme. Clause
(13)
 Preferences
should
be
given
to
past
Rotaractors
in
the
District
Rotaract
Commi ee
of
Rotary
 (PDRR
and
other
District
Rotaract
Commi ee
Members) Clause
(14)
 District
elec on
is
held
under
the
guidance
of
Rotaract
District
Elec on
commi ee. Clause
(15)
 If
President
Elect
and
Secretary
Elect
of
a
club
do
not
a end
the
PETS
&
SETS
then
they
won't
be
 eligible
 for
 awards
 and
 if
 valid
 reasons
 are
 there
 then
 on
 behalf
 of
 President
 Elect
 the
 Vice
 President
and
on
behalf
of
Secretary
Elect
the
Joint
Secretary
can
a end
the
PETS
&
SETS. District
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37 SECTION
3
–
DISTRICT
FUND Clause
(1)
 Every
 Community
 based
 club
 shall
 contribute
 Rs.
 150/‑
 per
 member
 and
 Rs.
 200/‑
 per
 club
 towards
the
District
Fund
and
it
will
be
appor oned
as
follows: Clause
(2)
 Clause
(3)
 i.
 District
Rotaract
representa ve
fund
Rs.
100/‑
 Clause
(4)
 Clause
(5)
 ii.
 Host
club
for
dist.
Conference
Rs.
30/‑ Clause
(6)
 Clause
(7)
 iii.
 Host
club
for
dist.
Assembly
Rs.
20/‑ Clause
(8)
 Ins tu on
based
club
shall
contribute
Rs.
100/‑
per
member
plus
Rs.
200/‑
per
club
towards
the
 Clause
(9)
 district
fund.
Dues
paid
by
the
club
minimum
15
members. Clause
(10)
 Only
 Clubs
 which
 pay
 these
 dues
 on
 or
 before
 October
 31st
 shall
 be
 eligible,
 to
 nominate
 a
 

 candidate
for
elec on
of
DRR. Clubs
who
pay
these
dues
before
the
second
day
of
District
Conference,
shall
have
the
right
to
 Clause
(11)
 vote
and
only
such
clubs
will
be
considered
for
District
Awards. Any
Club
or
Clubs
which
has
their
dues
in
arrears,
the
same
shall
be
carried
forward
in
the
next
 year
and
the
club
shall
be
liable
to
pay
such
dues
to
the
District
Organisa on. Clubs
who
do
not
pay
the
District
Dues
is
liable
to
be
terminated
in
the
current
year
DRR
will
take
 the
sole
decision
to
terminate
that
club. Every
District
Council
and
Cabinet
Members
Shall
Contribute
Rs.
500/‑
P.A.
towards
the
District
 Fund. All
the
Candidates
for
DRR
elec on
should
pay
Rs.
1000/‑
towards
District
Fund. The
DRR
is
liable
to
present
the
audited
account
at
the
District
Assembly. DRR
should
open
the
bank
account.
Bank
account
should
not
be
in
the
name
of
DRR
but
should
 be
in
the
name
of
Organisa on. 
 “District
Rotaract
Organisa on
3250” Bank
 
 :
 A/c
No.
:
 IFSC
Code
 :
 Each
Rotaractor
and
club
will
have
to
pay
for
registra on
charges
in
the
District
Conference
and
 District
Assembly. SECTION
4
–
DISTRICT
EVENTS (A)
The
District
Events
shall
be
Pets
and
Sets,
District
Assembly,
District
Conference,
Zonal
Meets
and
Inter
City 






Meets. (B)

A
minimum
of
45
days
no ce
should
be
given
to
all
the
clubs
in
regard
to
the
date
and
venue
of
such
events. (C)

The
District
Organisa on
shall
look
to
the
convenience
of
the
DG
and
DRCC
before
fixing
the
date
of
District 






Events. (D)
The
Bids
for
the
Incoming
District
Assembly
or
District
Conference
or
any
other
District
Events
should
be 





called
for
and
presented
at
the
District
Conference/District
Assembly
respec vely.
Along
with
that,
DRR 





have
full
right
to
select
any
club
for
hos ng
District
Events
but
the
clubs
have
to
obtain
permission
from
their 





parent
Rotary. (E)
The
bid
for
District
Assembly
and
District
Conference
must
be
in
wri ng
and
signed
by
the
President, 





President
Elect,
and
secretary
of
the
Club
and
should
have
the
consent
by
the
President
and
the
RCC
of
the 





sponsoring
Rotary
Club. (F)
In
case
of
any
loss
the
DRR
and
District
Rotaract
Organisa on
will
not
be
liable
to
reimburse
any
part
of
the 





expenses
made
by
the
Host
Rotaract
club
for
holding
and
District
Events (G)
Any
Rotaract
club
of
the
lis ng
who
fail
to
organize
District
events
a er
allotment
from
the
district
will
not 





be
eligible
for
hos ng
any
District
Events
for
next
consecu ve
3
years. District
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38 SECTION
5
–
DISTRICT
ROTARACT
REPRESENTATIVE 
(A)
 The
 term
 of
 the
 office
 of
 the
 DRR,
 will
 be
 from
 1st
 July
 to
 30th
 June
 as
 provided
 by
 “the
 standard
 (B)
 cons tu on
and
By‑Laws. (
C

)

 NOMINATION 1.
 Nomina on
for
the
office
of
DRR
(N)
shall
be
invited
by
the
serving
DRR
by
the
no fica on
to
all
 (D)
 (E)
 the
clubs
Under
Postal
Cer ficate
at
least
45
days
before
the
commencement
of
the
Rotaract
 District
Conference. 2.
 The
 Nomina on
 form
 in
 the
 format
 as
 supplied
 by
 the
 DRR
 should
 be
 duly
 signed
 by
 the
 candidate
and
Rotaract
President
and
Secretary
of
his
home
club
and
by
the
President
or
the
 RCC
of
the
sponsoring
Rotary
Club. 3.
 
A
club
in
the
District
can
nominate
only
one
Candidate
form
amongst
its
members. 4.
 The
nomina on
form
of
the
candidate
fulfilling
the
following
requirements
should
reach
to
the
 DRR
on
or
before
the
date
as
no fied
in
the
elec on
no ce
by
Registered
post,
Courier
or
 Personally. I
 A
 resolu on
 of
 the
 Board
 of
 Directors
 and
 General
 Body
 of
 the
 Home
 Club
 of
 the
 Nominee,
expressing
their
desire
to
nominate
a
candidate
duly
counter
signed
by
Rotary
 President
or
RCC. II
 A
le er
from
the
Candidate
expressing
his
desire
to
be
a
Candidate. III
 A
Brief
Bio‑Data
of
the
Candidate
along
with
a
B/W
or
Color
Passport
Size
Photo. 5.
 On
 receipt
 of
 the
 above
 document
 and
 a er
 due
 scru ny
 the
 valid
 nomina on
 shall
 be
 announced
by
the
DRR
along
with
their
Bio‑Data
through
a
special
circular
le er
to
all
the
clubs
 15
days
before
the
commencement
of
the
District
Conference. QUALIFICATION 1.
 The
candidate
for
the
office
of
DRR
shall
be
necessarily
a
member
in
good
standing
of
a
club. 2.
 The
Proposed
Candidate
should
have
served
his
club
as
President
or
as
a
member
of
the
District
 Council
for
the
term
of
full
one
Rotaract
year
on
the
Date
of
elec on. 3.
 He/
She
shall
not
be
a
PDRR
or
a
serving
DRR
of
any
RI
District. 4.
 Candidate
age
must
be
between
18
to
30
year
(30th
June
of
the
Rotaract
year
in
which
the
 member
become
30
years
old
his/her
Rotaract
membership
will
end). 5.
 Candidate
should
be
an
ac ve
member
and
his
membership
dura on
shall
not
be
less
than
 three
years
in
one
or
more
than
one
Rotaract
Club. 6.
 The
candidate
must
have
a ended
Two
District
Level
Meets
and
who
has
been
member
for
at
 least
2
year
at
any
Club
and
must
be
comple ng
3
years
before
star ng
term. WITHDRAWALS The
op on
of
withdrawal
of
nomina on
shall
be
open
 ll
the
commencement
of
the
District
 Conference
or
 ll
any
such
 me
as
no fied
in
the
elec on
no ce. ELECTION: 1.
 A er
 me
for
effec ng
the
withdrawals
has
lapsed,
if
necessary
the
vo ng
will
take
place
in
the
 District
Conference
as
follows: I
 Each
Rotaract
club
in
the
District
who
has
paid
all
their
District
Dues
to
the
District
will
 have
the
right
to
caste
One
Vote
each. II
 The
Clubs
are
to
be
represented
at
the
elec on
by
the
President
or
Secretary
or
in
the
 event
 of
 absence
 of
 both,
 by
 any
 member
 reappear
 sent
 by
 such
 club
 bearing
 an
 authority
le er
signed
by
the
president
of
the
club
or
President
of
the
sponsoring
Rotary
 Club
or
Rotaract
Commi ee
Chairman
authorizing
him
to
caste
vote,
on
behalf
of
the
 club
in
the
format
supplied
by
the
DRR
along
with
the
elec on
no ce.
The
specimen
 signature
of
such
Representa ve
should
be
duly
a ested. III
 Vo ng
shall
be
by
Secret
Ballot
Method
and
will
be
governed
by
and
elec on
Commi ee
 Nominated
by
the
DRR,
preferably
chaired
by
the
IPDRR,
PDRR,
DRR(N)
or
the
DRRE
with
 the
representa ve
of
the
DG
and
DRR
as
the
invitee
observer. District
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39 IV

 All
the
procedure
connected
with
the
process
of
elec on
shall
be
no fied
by
the
elec on
 commi ee
prior
to
the
start
of
Vo ng
Procedure. V
 The
 separa on
 and
 coun ng
 of
 valid
 Votes
 will
 be
 held
 in
 the
 presence
 of
 elec on
 commi ee. 2.
 Prior
 to
 the
 elec on
 commencement
 each
 candidate
 will
 have
 to
 address
 the
 conference
 Delegates
for
5
minutes. 3.
 There
shall
be
open
Forum
with
candidates
also
prior
to
vo ng,
any
Conference
Delegate
will
 have
the
right
to
ask
ques on
to
judge
the
candidate
capability. SECTION
6
–
AMENDEMENT My
amendment
to
the
District
Guidelines
may
be
passed
and
adopted
only
when
a
proposal
to
the
effect
is
 received
from
the
Club
President
or
The
District
Cabinet
in
the
whole,
with
due
approval
of
the
general
 house
in
the
District
Assembly/Conference. District
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40 STANDARD

ROTARACT

CLUB
CONSTITUTION [Revised
by
the
RI
Board
of
Directors,
Decision
57,
October
2019] Article
1
—
Name 
 
 
 The
name
of
this
organization
shall
be
the
Rotaract
Club
of 
 
 
 






This
organization
shall
be
sponsored
by
the
Club(s)
of Article
2
—
Purpose The
purposes
of
this
club
are
for: Rotary
members
to
recognize
the
positive
change
implemented
by
young
adults
through
an
active
 and
 personal
 commitment
 to
 empower
 young
 adults
 and
 young
 professionals
 to
 take
 action
 through
 community
 and
 international
 service,
 develop
 leadership
 skills
 through
 professional
 development,
and
gain
a
global
perspective
that
fosters
world
peace
and
cultural
understanding
as
 partners
in
service;
and
for Students
and
young
professionals
to
take
action
through
community
and
international
service
that
 creates
sustainable
solutions
to
local
and
global
challenges,
connect
with
the
global
community
of
 Rotary
 to
 expand
 professional
 networks,
 exchange
 ideas
 with
 leaders,
 and
 cultivate
 lifelong
 friendship
around
the
world,
develop
skills
to
become
community
and
global
leaders,
make
friends
 locally
and
globally,
and
have
fun
while
recognizing
the
importance
of
Service
Above
Self. Article
3
—
Sponsorship 1.
 The
sponsor(s)
of
this
Rotaract
club,
through
a
joint
committee, the
number
of
members
which
shall
be
determined
by
the
club,
shall
provide
guidance
 and
support
to
this
Rotaract
club. 2.
 This
club
is
not
a
part
of,
and
neither
this
club
nor
its
members
have
any
rights
or
privileges
 with
respect
to,
the
sponsor
club(s). 3.
 This
club
is
a
non-political,
non-sectarian
organization. 4.
 This
 Rotaract
 may
 be
 university-based*
 or
 community-based.
 Where
 the
 Rotaract
 club
 is
 university-based,
 control
 and
 counsel
 by
 the
 sponsor
 club(s)
 shall
 be
 exercised
 in
 full
 cooperation
with
university
authorities,
with
the
understanding
that
such
clubs
are
subject
to
 the
 same
 regulations
 and
 policies
 established
 by
 the
 university
 authorities
 for
 all
 student
 organizations
and
extracurricular
activities
of
the
university. 5.
 To
 maintain
 active
 certified
 status
 from
 RI,
 this
 club's
 president
 shall
 update
 club
 and
 membership
information
to
RI
each
year
no
later
than
30
June.
Failure
to
submit
updated
 club
and
membership
information
to
RI
annually
will
result
in
termination. *As
used
in
this
constitution,
the
term
\"university\"
is
intended
to
include
all
institutions
of
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4
—
Membership 1.
 Eligible
 members
 should
 be
 students
 and
 young
 professionals
 of
 good
 character
 and
 leadership
potential
aged
18
and
over. 2.
 The
 method
 of
 admitting
 new
 members
 to
 this
 club,
 as
 provided
 in
 the
 bylaws,
 shall
 be
 determined
by
this
club
in
consultation
with
the
sponsor
club(s).
The method
of
admitting
new
members
of
university-based
Rotaract
clubs
shall
have
the
approval
 of
the
appropriate
university
authorities. 3.
 Membership
shall
automatically
terminate
(a)
upon
termination
of
the
club;
or
(b)
upon
 failure
to
meet
attendance
requirements
unless
excused
by
the
board
of
directors
of
this
club
 for
good
and
sufficient
reason. 4.
 Membership
may
be
terminated
for
cause,
as
determined
by
this
club
by
vote
of
not
less
than
 2/3
of
all
the
members
in
good
standing. Article
5
—Meetings 1.
 The
 club
 shall
 meet
 as
 provided
 in
 the
 bylaws,
 at
 a
 time
 and
 place
 suited
 to
 the
 convenience
of
the
members. 2.


Attendance
may
be
in
person,
through
online
meetings,
or
using
online
connections
for
 members
whose
attendance
otherwise
would
be
precluded. 3.
 The
board
of
directors
shall
meet
as
provided
in
the
bylaws. 4.
 Meetings
 of
 the
 club
 and
 of
 the
 board
 of
 directors
 may
 be
 cancelled
 during
 holiday
 or
 vacation
periods
or
for
cause
at
the
discretion
of
the
board
of
directors. Article
6
—
Committees The
president,
with
the
approval
of
the
board,
may
appoint
standing
or
special
committees
as
 necessary
or
convenient
for
the
administration
of
the
club,
citing
their
duties
at
the
time
of
 appointment.
All
special
committees
shall
lapse
upon
the
completion
of
their
duties
or
upon
 discharge
by
the
president. Article
7
—
Officers
and
Directors 1.
 The
officers
of
this
club
shall
be
a
president,
vice
president,
secretary,
treasurer
and
such
 additional
officer(s)
as
provided
in
the
bylaws. 2.
 The
governing
body
of
this
club
shall
be
a
board
of
directors
composed
of
the
president,
 immediate
past
president
(if
available),
vice
president,
secretary,
treasurer,
and
additional
 directors
whose
number
shall
be
determined
by
this
club,
all
to
be
elected
from
among
the
 members
in
good
standing.
All
decisions,
policies,
and
actions
of
the
board
and
of
the
club
 shall
 be
 subject
 to
 the
 provisions
 of
 this
 constitution
 and
 policy
 established
 by
 Rotary
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university-based,
this
club
shall
be
subject
to
the
same
regulations
and
policies
established
by
 the
 appropriate
 authorities
 for
 all
 student
 organizations
 and
 extracurricular
 activities
 of
 the
 university. The
board
of
directors
shall
have
general
control
over
all
officers
and
committees
and
may,
 for
good
cause,
declare
any
office
vacant.
It
shall
constitute
a
board
of
appeals
from
the
 rulings
of
all
officers
and
actions
of
all
committees. 3.
 Elections
of
officers
and
directors
shall
be
held
annually
by
methods
compatible
with
local
 customs
 and
 procedures,
 as
 provided
 in
 the
 bylaws,
 but
 in
 no
 case
 shall
 more
 than
 simple
 majority
of
the
members
present
and
in
good
standing
be
required
for
elections. The
term
of
office
of
all
officers
and
directors
shall
be
one
year,
unless
a
shorter
term
is
provided
 in
the
bylaws. 


4.


All
incoming
Rotaract
club
officers,
directors,
and
committee
chairs
shall
be
provided
with
 








leadership
training
from
the
district
Rotaract
committee 

Article
8
—
Activities
and
Projects 1.
 This
 club
 shall
 be
 responsible
 for
 planning,
 organizing,
 financing,
 and
 conducting
 its
 own
 activities
 and
 shall
 itself
 supply
 money,
 labor,
 and
 creative
 imagination
 necessary
 thereto,
 except
 in
 the
 case
 of
 joint
 projects
 or
 activities
 undertaken
 in
 cooperation
 with
 other
 organizations,
such
responsibility
shall
be
shared
with
such
other
organization(s). 2.
 This
club
shall
undertake
among
its
activities
at
least
two
major
service
projects
annually,
 one
 designed
 to
 serve
 the
 community
 and
 the
 other
 designed
 to
 serve
 the
 international
 community,
and
each
shall
involve
all
or
most
of
the
members
of
the
club. 3.
 It
is
the
responsibility
of
the
club
to
raise
the
funds
necessary
to
carry
out
its
program.
It
 should
 not
 solicit
 or
 accept
 more
 than
 occasional
 or
 incidental
 financial
 assistance
 from
 Rotary
club(s)
or
other
Rotaract
clubs.
Sponsor
clubs
may
provide
financial
support
when
 mutually
 agreed
 upon.
 All
 funds
 raised
 for
 service
 projects
 must
 be
 expended
 for
 that
 purpose. Article
9
—
Fees
and
Dues 1.
 All
sponsor
club(s)
must
pay
a
certification
fee
to
Rotary
International,
set
by
the
RI
 Board
of
Directors,
for
new
or
reinstated
Rotaract
clubs. 2.
 Fees,
dues,
or
assessments
on
the
membership
of
the
club
may
be
levied
for
the
purpose
of
 meeting
the
administrative
costs
of
the
club.
Funds
for
activities
and
projects
undertaken
by
 the
club
shall
be
raised
apart
from
such
fees,
dues,
or
assessments
and
shall
be
placed
into
a
 separate
account.
A
thorough
audit
by
a
qualified
person
shall
be
made
once
each
year
of
all
the
 club's
financial
transactions. 3.
 Rotaract
clubs
should
establish
financial
guidelines
to
ensure
that
all
funds
are
managed
in
a
 responsible
 and
 transparent
 manner,
 including
 all
 monies
 collected
 to
 support
 service
 projects,
 consistent
 with
 laws
 and
 banking
 regulations
 in
 the
 country,
 including
 plans
 for
 disbursement
of
funds
should
the
Rotaract
club
disband
or
be
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10
—
Acceptance
of
Constitution
and
Bylaws Every
 member
 of
 the
 club,
 by
 acceptance
 of
 membership,
 thereby
 accepts
 the
 principles
 of
 Rotaract
as
expressed
in
its
purpose
and
agrees
to
comply
with
the
constitution
and
bylaws
of
this
 club,
and
on
these
conditions
alone
is
entitled
to
the
privileges
of
the
club. No
member
shall
be
absolved
from
the
observance
of
the
constitution
and
bylaws
on
the
plea
 that
a
copy
of
them
has
not
been
received. Article
11
—
Bylaws The
club
shall
adopt
bylaws,
together
with
such
amendments
as
are
not
inconsistent
with
this
 constitution
and
which
may
be
deemed
necessary
or
convenient
for
the
governance
of
the
club,
 provided
 that
 such
 amendments
 are
 adopted
 in
 accordance
 with
 the
 amendment
 procedure
 prescribed
in
the
“Recommended
Rotaract
Club
Bylaws.” Article
12
—
Name
and
logo The
name
and
logo
of
Rotaract
shall
be
used
exclusively
by
Rotaract
members.
Each
member
of
 this
club
shall
be
entitled
to
wear
or
otherwise
display
the
Rotaract
name
and
logo
in
a
dignified
 and
 appropriate
 manner
 during
 the
 period
 of
 membership.
 Such
 entitlement
 shall
 be
 relinquished
upon
termination
of
membership
or
termination
of
this
club. Article
13
—
Duration This
club
shall
exist
so
long
as
it
continues
to
function
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
this
 constitution
 and
 policy
 relating
 to
 Rotaract
 established
 by
 Rotary
 International,
 or
 until
 it
 is
 terminated: a)
 by
 Rotary
 International,
 with
 or
 without
 the
 consent,
 approval
 or
 concurrence
 of
 the
 sponsor
club,
for: 1)
 failure
to
function
in
accordance
with
its
constitution 2)
 initiating,
or
maintaining,
or
retaining
in
its
membership
an
individual
who
initiates
 or
maintains
litigation
against
a
Rotary
district,
Rotary
International,
or
The
Rotary
 Foundation,
including
their
directors,
trustees,
officers,
and
employees,
or 3)
 for
other
cause b)
 by
its
sponsor
club(s),
or c)
 by
the
Rotaract
club
itself
upon
its
own
determination. Upon
termination
of
this
club,
all
rights
and
privileges
relating
to
the
Rotaract
name
and
logo
shall
 be
relinquished
by
the
club
and
by
its
members
individually
and
collectively. Article
14
—
Administration This
 constitution
 shall
 be
 amended
 only
 by
 the
 Board
 of
 Directors
 of
 Rotary
 International,
 and
 all
 amendments
 to
 this
 prescribed
 “Standard
 Rotaract
 Club
 Constitution”
shall
be
automatically
adopted
by
each
Rotaract
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44 STANDARD

ROTARACT

CLUB
BY
LAWS [Revised
by
the
RI
Board
of
Directors,
Decision
57,
October
2019] Club
bylaws
supplement
the
Standard
Rotaract
Club
Constitution
and
establish
common
club
 practices.
The
bylaws
in
this
document
are
recommendations.
Customize
them
to
reflect
your
 club's
practices,
confirm
that
they
are
not
in
conflict
with
the
Standard
Rotaract
Club
 Constitution
and
the
current
Rotary
Code
of
Policies.
The
sponsor
club(s)
must
approve
these
 bylaws
and
any
amendments
where
applicable. Bylaws
of
the
Rotaract
Club
of
_______________________________________. Adopted
by
the
Rotaract
Club
of _______________________________________on
_____________. Approved
by
the
Club(s)
of
 _______________________________________
on
_____________. Article
1
—
Definitions
 
 1.
 Board:
The
club's
board
of
directors
 2.

 Director:
A
member
of
the
club's
board
of
directors
 3.

 Member:
A
member
of
the
club
 4.

 Quorum:
The
minimum
number
of
participants
who
must
be
present
when
a
vote
is
taken:

 majority
of
the
club's
members
for
club
decisions
and
a
majority
of
the
directors
for
club
board
 decisions
 5.

 RI:
Rotary
International
 6.

 Year:
The
12-month
period
that
begins
on
1
July

 Your
club
may
choose
how
it
defines
a
quorum
for
voting
purposes. Article
2
—
Elections
and
Terms
of
Office 1.

 Election
for
the
offices
of
president,
vice
president,
secretary,
treasurer,
and
directors
shall
be
 held
annually
prior
to
____________.
Those
elected
shall
take
office
on
1
July. 2.

 One
month
before
elections,
nominations
for
president,
vice
president,
secretary,
treasurer,
and
 any
open
director
positions
may
be
presented
in
writing,
from
the
floor,
or
both.
Those
 candidates
receiving
a
majority
of
the
votes
of
the
members
present
and
in
good
standing
shall
 be
elected. 3.

 The
method
of
election
shall
be
____________________________________. 4.


If
any
officer
or
board
member
vacates
a
position,
the
remaining
members
of
the
board
will
 appoint
a
replacement
for
the
remainder
of
the
term. The
terms
of
office
for
each
role
are: President
—
one
year
 Vice
President
—
______
 Secretary
—
______
 Treasurer
—
______
 Director
—
______

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45 The
Standard
Rotaract
Club
Constitution
requires
that
your
club's
bylaws
specify
an
election
 process,
but
in
no
case
shall
more
than
simple
majority
of
the
members
present
and
in
good
 standing
be
required
for
elections. Article
3
—
Duties
of
Officers 1.

 The
president
presides
at
all
meetings
of
the
club
and
the
board
of
directors.
The
president,
 with
the
approval
of
the
board,
appoints
all
standing
and
special
committees
and
fills
vacancies
 in
the
board
of
directors
by
appointment
until
the
next
regular
election
of
the
club.
The
 president
is
an
ex
officio
member
of
all
committees.
The
president
maintains
regular
 communication
with
the
sponsor
club(s),
the
district
Rotaract
representative,
and
Rotary
 International. 2.

 The
vice
president
succeeds
the
office
of
president
in
the
event
of
the
removal
of
the
latter
for
 whatever
cause,
and,
in
the
absence
of
the
president,
presides
at
all
meetings
of
the
club
and
of
 the
board. 3.

 The
secretary
maintains
all
club
records,
records
minutes
of
all
the
meetings
of
the
club
and
of
 the
board,
and
provides
copies
of
such
to
the
sponsor
club(s)
upon
request. 4.

 The
treasurer
oversees
all
funds
and
provides
an
annual
accounting
of
them.
The
treasurer
shall
 make
all
disbursements
under
procedures
determined
by
the
board.
The
treasurer
shall
make
 all
records
available
for
inspection
by
any
club
member
upon
request. 5.

 The
board
of
directors
shall
be
the
governing
body
of
the
club,
as
provided
in
the
constitution.
 In
the
absence
of
the
president
or
vice
president,
the
board
of
directors
may
select
an
officer
or
 director
to
preside
at
the
meetings
of
the
club.
It
shall
make
an
annual
report
to
the
club
to
 apprise
all
members
of
the
club's
operations.
It
shall
hold
regularly
scheduled
meetings,
which
 shall
be
open
to
the
attendance
of
any
club
member
in
good
standing.
Members
attending
such
 meetings,
however,
shall
not
address
the
meeting
except
with
the
permission
of
the
board. Additional
officer's
duties
and
terms
of
office
may
be
included
here. Article
4
—
Committees The
president,
with
the
approval
of
the
board
of
directors,
may
appoint
the
following
standing
 committees,
additional
committees,
or
special
committees
as
necessary
or
convenient
for
the
 administration
of
the
club,
citing
their
duties
at
the
time
of
appointment: 1.

 International
service.
This
committee
shall
identify
opportunities
in
order
to
plan
and
 implement
at
least
one
activity
or
service
project
annually
designed
to
create
sustainable
 change
that
directly
benefits
the
international
community,
involving
all
or
most
of
the
club
 membership. 2.

 Community
service.
This
committee
shall
identify
in
order
to
plan
and
implement
at
least
one
 activity
or
service
project
annually
designed
to
create
sustainable
change
that
directly
benefits
 the
local
or
university
community,
involving
all
or
most
of
the
club
membership. 3.

 Professional
development.
This
committee
shall
develop
a
comprehensive
professional
 development
program
designed
to
expand
professional
networks,
allow
members
to
exchange
 ideas
with
other
leaders,
and
build
skills
through
leadership
training.
 4.


Finance.
This
committee
shall
devise
ways
to
finance
any
and
all
club
activities
requiring
funds,
 in
cooperation
with
the
appropriate
committee. 5.

 Club.
This
committee
shall
be
responsible
for
tracking
attendance,
developing
membership,
 promoting
activities,
coordinating
public
relations,
and
other
matters
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46 6.

 Foundation.
This
committee
shall
provide
training
opportunities,
develop
fundraising
 strategies,
and
share
information
with
the
club's
members
in
support
of
The
Rotary
 Foundation. Additional
committees
and
their
duties
may
be
included
here. Article
5
—
Meetings 1.

 An
annual
meeting
of
this
club
and
the
board
of
directors
is
held
no
later
than
 _____________
each
year
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
plans
and
objectives
for
the
year
 and/or
upcoming
year.
 2.

 This
club
meets
as
follows:
_____________________________.
Reasonable
notice
of
any
 change
or
cancellation
of
the
regular
meeting
will
be
given
to
all
club
members. 3.

 Each
member
of
this
club
shall
attend
at
least
______%
of
this
club's
regularly
scheduled
 meetings.
 4.

 The
board
meets
as
follows:
_____________________________.
Special
meetings
of
the
 board
are
called
with
reasonable
notice
by
the
president
or
upon
the
request
of
two
board
 members. 5.

 An
annual
meeting
of
this
club,
the
board
of
directors,
and
sponsor
club(s)
is
held
no
later
than
 _____________
each
year
for
the
purpose
of
reaffirming
the
responsibilities
and
 commitment
of
the
sponsorship
relationship.
One
or
more
members
of
the
sponsor
club(s)
 shall
attend
no
fewer
than
_________
regular
meetings
of
the
club
annually,
and
no
fewer
 than_________
regular
or
special
meetings
of
the
board
of
directors
annually.
* 6.

 Any
member
absent
from
a
regularly
scheduled
meeting
of
the
club
may
make
up
for
an
 absence
in
any
of
the
following
ways
be
made
up
as
follows:
 
 a)
 attend
a
regular
meeting
of
any
other
another
Rotaract
club
or
Rotary
club;
or
 
 b)
 attend
and
participate
in
a
club
service
project
or
a
club-sponsored
community
event;
or 
 c)
 attend
a
convention
or
preconvention
of
RI,
a
Rotary
or
Rotaract
district
or
multi- district
conference
or
training
seminar,
or
other
meeting
authorized
by
the
board. 7.

 A
majority
of
the
members
in
good
standing
shall
constitute
a
quorum
at
any
regular
or
special
 meeting
of
the
club.
Any
four
members
of
the
board,
one
of
whom
must
be
the
president
or
vice
 president,
shall
constitute
a
quorum
at
any
meeting
of
the
board. *For
Rotaract
clubs
that
have
a
Rotary
or
Rotaract
club
sponsor
it
is
recommended
to
plan
at
 least
one
annual
meeting
and
outline
attendance
responsibilities
at
regular
meetings
to
 encourage
collaboration,
communication,
and
establish
clear
expectations
of
the
sponsorship
 relationship. Article
6
—
Fees
and
Dues 1.

 The
admission
for
the
new
members
shall
be
____________.
Annual
dues
shall
be
 ____________
per
member. 2.

 All
fees
and
dues
must
be
paid
before
a
member
will
be
considered
in
good
standing. District
Rotaract
Council
2020-21
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