The Chain - Debut Edition (July 2020)

THE CHAIN Debut Edition July 2020 Monthly Newsletter of District Rotaract Organisation 3250 [email protected] #rotaract3250 rotaract3250.wordpress.com [email protected]









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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION, TAIPEI (2020-21) Program Highlights:- [email protected] / [email protected] / rotaract3250 Page No. 13 | The Chain – Monthly District Newsle er of RID 3250 | Debut Edi on | July | 2020

ZONE-4 RAC Social Revolution RAC St. Xavier’sCollege RAC NIFFT RAC Ranchi ICWAI RAC BIT Meshra RAC United Ranchi RAC Damodar Valley TheChain|DebutEdition|2020-21

ROTARACT CLUB of RANCHI ICWAI On 5 July 2020, Rotaract Club of Ranchi ICWAI organised a poetry compe on “PRERNA” dedicated to all the Covid- 19 Warriors. On 20 July 2020, member of Rotaract Club of Ranchi ICWAI Rtr Rinku Kumar Donated blood at Jamshedpur Blood Bank. [email protected] / [email protected] / rotaract3250 Page No. 15 | The Chain – Monthly District Newsle er of RID 3250 | Debut Edi on | July | 2020

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DRCC Message य DRR तसनीम एवं यारे रोटेरे टर सािथय , जब जब रोटेरे ट से य जड़ु ता हूँ तो PP Rtn Dr. Sushil V. Poddar, MPHF अपने परु ाने रोटेरे ट जीवन क याद ताज़ा हो जाती DRCC I 2020-21 (RID 3250) ह।आप सभी म अपना अ स खोजने लगता हूँ।समय के साथ संचार ांित के नवयुग म एक बलकु ल नया प रोटेरे ट का देख रहा हूँ। अब तो रोटर अतं रा ीय ने रोटेरे ट ांित को एक नई दशा और उड़ान दे द है। बस आपको इसे स हाल कर ईमानदार से आ मसात करना है।आने वाला समय आपका है। कोरोना काल क इस क ठनतम प र तिथय म भी हम स य रहे। नींव - Dist. PETS, SETS एवं DOTS से हमारे नए स म नई या ा का शुभार भ हुआ और जुलाई माह म जस तरह से DRR तसनीम और मंडलीय ट म के नेतृ व म रोटेरे ट संगठन म काय हुए ह, वे क़ा बले तार फ़ ह। 100 ितशत स य रोटेरे ट लब के ारा मािसक गित विध रपोट का समय से आना सभी ZRR क अथक और शानदार मेहनत का ितफल है। रोटर अंतरा ीय के नए िनयम के अनसु ार हमारे मंडल 3250 म पहली बार “रोटेरे ट लब ओफ़ राँची सट जेवीयर कॉलेज” के ारा एक नए “रोटेरे ट लब ओफ़ रॉयल राँची” को ायो जत कया गया जो भारत एवं व के रोटर इितहास म दज हो गया। यह भारत एवं व का दसू रा ऐसा लब होगा। 3-4 नए रोटेरे ट लब भी ज द ह अ त व म आ जाएँगे। जोश ~ यवु ा पीढ़ सेिमनार से भी DG राजन जी के साथ हमलोग ने अपनी बात साझा क ।आप सभी लोग को अ छे सेवा काय के िलए मेर ओर से अशेष शुभकामनाएँ। DG राजन जी ने आप सभी को अपनी ओर से साधुवाद भेजा है।आप इसी तरह सेवा काय करते र हए। जस उ म जो करने का मन हो, PP Rtn. Dr. Sushil V. Poddar, MPHF वह उसी उ म कर लेना चा हए…! DRCC | 2020-21 वरना जंदगी म काश बढ़ जाते ह! हम आपस म बात करते रहग। [email protected] / [email protected] / rotaract3250 Page No. 21 | The Chain – Monthly District Newsle er of RID 3250 | Debut Edi on | July | 2020

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Photography: Interpretation of Reality, Art or Simply Entertainment? Photography is the whole world full of adventures, interesting events, stories, games of colors and light. As one of the most interesting and exciting forms of art, it appeared a long time ago, and to this time has been greatly inuencing the human life. In the 19th century, for example, the adherents of positivism believed that photography is a science that allows to record reality. Photography, both art and science, has constantly been improved by different artists, inventors, scientists, and engineers. We are all accustomed to believe by taking pictures we capture the best moments of our life, and photographs help to recall the events of the past. However, there is much more to tell. A photographer is a painter who depicts his life on a canvas by conveying certain emotions or experiences, and who describes reality the way he or she sees it or wants it to be. So, we cannot always be sure whether a photograph reects reality with the highest accuracy or vice versa, hides it. Let’s consider a number of current arguments and facts about photography, and nd out what it really is. The Actual Value of a Photograph In addition to representing reality, photography is also important in other areas of human life. For example, in the world of commerce, a photograph can play a key role in inuencing consumers or clients or forming the reputation of a particular brand or company. Photographs have a huge emotional impact on people, making them experience particular sort of emotion, so that they have a certain desire to buy something, go somewhere, or look in a certain way. This can be especially observed in the case when women want to be similar to models in advertising and buy hundreds of goods. Television and the internet have been using it for decades, and believe me, do not lose. The value of the image is determined by its color, its uniqueness, charm, and also practical meaning. If the power of the photograph is so great, that it can make people think over something, or compare or connect themselves with the objects depicted on it, it is regarded as a very valuable thing. We need to remember, that every image has a story to tell, and it shouldn’t be neglected. Photograph as a Powerful Weapon To take a good photograph, a person doesn’t need to put much effort. He or she only has to nd the perfect light, background and add a little creativity. But depending on a target audience, you will need to take into account some more aspects. For some people, the shooting time or locations would be enough to make a conclusion on the photograph. To sum up, different people see the photographs in different ways. Very often, a photograph is a powerful weapon to inuence groups of people. As mentioned previously, you do not always know the truth behind a photograph. Therefore, many photographers take the use of it to control the vulnerable people. In addition, people with different ideologies interpret images in their own ways and sometimes may not understand the meaning well. For instance, if you want to grab attention from particular people, you can try to make the image cause shock, aggression, sadness, stress, or uncertainty. Such incidences have already happened more than once in the real world, and especially during the Lebanon war period. This is a warning to all people to be careful and unbiased when viewing photos and videos in the media. : Rtr Sadashiv Khatri Source:- https://ozzz.org/essay-on-photography/ Rotaract Club of Chaibasa [email protected] / [email protected] / rotaract3250 Page No. 26 | The Chain – Monthly District Newsle er of RID 3250 | Debut Edi on | July | 2020

Jennifer E. Jones makes history, becomes first woman named Rotary president-nominee Jennifer E. Jones, a member of the Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland, Ontario, Canada, has been nominated to become Rotary Interna onal's president for 2022-23, a groundbreaking selec on that will make her the first woman to hold that office in the organiza on's 115-year history. Jones will officially become president-nominee on 1 October if no other candidates challenge her. Jones says she sees Rotary's Ac on Plan as a catalyst for increasing Rotary's impact. “As we reflect upon our new strategic priori es, we could have never envisioned that our ability to adapt would become our North Star during what is inarguably the most profound me in recent history,” Jones said in her vision statement. “Silver linings rise out of the most challenging circumstances. Using metric-driven goals, I will harness this historic landscape to innovate, educate, and communicate opportuni es that reflect today's reality.” As the first woman to be nominated to be president, Jones understands how important it is to follow through on Rotary's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Statement. “I believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion … begins at the top and for us to realize growth in female membership and members under the age of forty - these demographics need to see their own reflec on in leadership,” Jones said. “I will champion double-digit growth in both categories while never losing sight of our en re family.” Jones is founder and president of Media Street Produc ons Inc., an award-winning media company in Windsor. She was chair of the board of governors of the University of Windsor and chair of the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce. She has been recognized for her service with the YMCA Peace Medallion, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, and Wayne State University's Peacemaker of the Year Award, a first for a Canadian. Jones holds a Doctor of Laws (LL.D.). A current Rotary Founda on trustee, Jones has been a Rotary member since 1997 and has served Rotary as RI vice president, director, training leader, commi ee chair, moderator, and district governor. She played a lead role in Rotary's rebranding effort by serving as chair of the Strengthening Rotary's Advisory Group. She is the co-chair of the End Polio Now Countdown to History Campaign Commi ee, which aims to raise $150 million for polio eradica on efforts. Jones recently led the successful #RotaryResponds telethon, which raised cri cal funds for COVID-19 relief and was viewed by more than 65,000. Jones has also received Rotary Interna onal's Service Above Self Award and The Rotary Founda on Cita on for Meritorious Service. She and her husband, Nick Krayacich, are members of The Rotary Founda on's Arch Klumph Society, Paul Harris Society, and the Bequest Society. The members of the Nomina ng Commi ee for the 2022-23 President of Rotary Interna onal are: Robert L. Hall, Dunwoody, Metro Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Bradford R. Howard Oakland Uptown, California, USA; Per Høyen, Aarup, Gelsted, Denmark; Peter Iblher, Nürnberg-Reichswald, Zirndorf, Germany; Ashok Mahajan, Mulund, Mah., India; Sam Okudzeto, Accra, Accra, Ghana; Eduardo San Mar n Carreño, Majadahonda, Madrid, Spain; Takeshi Matsumiya, Chigasaki-Shonan, Chigasaki Kanagawa, Japan; Michael K. McGovern (secretary), Cape Elizabeth, Maine, USA; José Alfredo Pretoni, São Paulo-Sul, São Paulo, Brazil; Saowalak Ra anavich, Bang Rak, Bangkok, Thailand; Hendreen Dean Rohrs, Langley Central, Surrey, Bri sh Columbia, Canada; Kenneth M. Schuppert, Jr (chair)., Decatur, Alabama, USA; Ravindra P. Sehgal, Belur, West Bengal, India; Noel Trevaskis, Merimbula, Tura Beach, Australia; Giuseppe Viale, Genova, Genova, Italy; and Chang-Gon Yim, Daegu-West, Daegu, Korea. Source: h p://rotary.org/en/jennifer-e-jones-makes-history-becomes-first-woman-named-rotary-president%20nominee? clid=IwAR3Ju64DoRfHgV4giy4lI9BYIR1Qnsm3PfFNCy_arg32XqVWeNpcyTQp12g [email protected] / [email protected] / rotaract3250 Page No. 27 | The Chain – Monthly District Newsle er of RID 3250 | Debut Edi on | July | 2020

Rotary new area of focus: supporting the environment. The Rotary Founda on Trustees and Rotary Interna onal Board of Directors have both unanimously approved adding a new area of focus: suppor ng the environment. More than $18 million in Founda on global grant funding has been allocated to environment-related projects over the past five years. Crea ng a dis nct area of focus to support the environment will give Rotary members even more ways to bring about posi ve change in the world and increase our impact. RI President Mark Maloney says that during his travels around the world as a Rotary senior leader he encountered many Rotary members and Rotaractors who advocated for the environment to be an area of focus. “I believe strongly that our Rotary Founda on programs now have a valuable added dimension to our efforts,” says, Maloney .Founda on Trustee Chair Gary C.K. Huang says that with the global popula on reaching near eight billion, protec ng the environment is increasingly important. “It is me for us to use our collec ve resources to invest in a smart and efficient way to protec ng our environment,” says Huang. “We are qualified to take this ini a ve because we are a global group of problem solvers with diversified talents. ”In 1990-91, RI President Paulo V.C. Costa made the environment one of his primary causes, crea ng the Preserve Planet Earth subcommi ee, which looked at ways clubs and members could conduct environmental ini a ves. “We have finally caught up to Costa [his vision],” says Past RI President Ian H.S. Riseley, chair of the Environmental Issues task force, which championed the new area of focus. “As a lifelong environmentalist, I’m delighted that our great organiza on has recognized that the environment is a worthy and appropriate des na on for our project ac vity,” says Riseley. “This is an exci ng moment in Rotary history. ”Suppor ng the environment becomes Rotary's seventh area of focus, which are categories of service ac vi es supported by global grants. It joins peacebuilding and conflict preven on; disease preven on and treatment; water, sanita on, and hygiene; maternal and child health; basic educa on and literacy; and community economic development. Grant applica ons for projects will be accepted beginning on 1 July 2021. Gi s and commitments from Rotarians and others will be sought to provide global grant support for the new area of focus. Source: https://www.rotary.org/en/supporting-environment-becomes-new-area-focus?utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-rotaryinternational&utm_content=later-8103492&utm_medium=social&utm_source=instagram [email protected] / [email protected] / rotaract3250 Page No. 28 | The Chain – Monthly District Newsle er of RID 3250 | Debut Edi on | July | 2020

Membershi p Report (July) S. No Name of Club Members in the Previous Month Total No. of Members Present 1 21 2 Rotaract Club of Muzaffarpur 21 15 3 16 4 Rotaract Club of Mithila Youth 15 27 5 19 6 Rotaract Club of Narka yaganj 16 22 7 25 8 Rotaract Club of MGCUB 27 17 9 15 10 Rotaract Club of RBMSN 19 15 11 16 12 Rotaract Club of Sarjug Dental College 22 21 13 27 14 Rotaract Club of MOTIHARI LAKE TOWN 20 17 15 15 16 Rotaract Club of Saran 17 16 17 20 18 Rotaract Club of Chapra City 15 16 19 18 20 Rotaract Club of Amrapali 15 15 21 21 22 Rotaract Club of Dr. Halim Medical College 16 35 23 20 24 Rotaract Club of Saran City 29 16 25 12 26 Rotaract Club of Biharsharif 21 20 27 19 28 Rotaract Club of Buxar 1 64 29 35 30 Rotaract Club of Bhagalpur Yuva 15 30 31 25 32 Rotaract Club of Slikcity Bhagalpur 16 20 33 23 34 Rotaract Club of Kankarbagh 20 15 35 15 36 Rotaract Club of Patna Youth 16 68 37 30 38 Rotaract Club of Patna Midtown 16 16 39 15 40 Rotaract Club of Rosie’s Riverter 17 33 41 17 42 Rotaract Club of Patna City 15 31 43 23 44 Rotaract Club of Gaya City 41 29 45 14 46 Rotaract Club of Maurya Aurangabad 15 17 47 17 48 Rotaract Club of Giridih 15 20 49 22 Rotaract Club of Giridih Shak 15 Rotaract Club of Giridih Yuva 19 Rotaract Club of VBU Hazaribagh 4 Rotaract Club of Guru Nanak College Dhanbad 64 Rotaract Club of Sindri 49 Rotaract Club of St. Xavier’s College 40 Rotaract Club of United Ranchi 16 Rotaract Club of Social Revolu on 20 Rotaract Club of NIFFT 25 Rotaract Club of Ranchi ICWAI 15 Rotaract Club of Damodar Valley 15 Rotaract Club of BIT Mesra 68 Rotaract Club of Ranchi City 29 Rotaract Club of ABM College 16 Rotaract Club of Arka Jain University 15 Rotaract Club of Chaibasa 33 Rotaract Club of B.Ed Dept. Jamshedpur Co-opera ve 17 Rotaract Club of DBMS College 31 Rotaract Club of Kalima Jamshedpur 20 Rotaract Club of KMPM Voca onal College 20 Rotaract Club of Karim City College 28 Rotaract Club of Loyola College of Educa on 17 Rotaract Club of Social Crew 17 Rotaract Club of Steel City 20 Rotaract Club of Tatanagar 18 [email protected] / [email protected] / rotaract3250 Page No. 29 | The Chain – Monthly District Newsle er of RID 3250 | Debut Edi on | July | 2020