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Pehchaan

Special Bulletin of

ROTARY CLUB OF
ROURKELA QUEENS

Charter No. 89262, R.I. Dist. 3261

Spotify Code...

Gayatri Mantra National Anthem

Rotary’s Vision Statement...

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Board of Directors 2021-22...

President - Rtn. Rashmi Agrawal

IPP - Rtn. Kanchan Agarwal

President-Elect - Rtn. Shweta Mandal

Vice- President - Rtn. Kiran Arora

SHEKHAR MEHTA Secretary - Rtn. Barkha Gupta

R. I. President Executive Secretary - Rtn. Anita Lath
2021-22
Treasurer - Rtn. Grishma Parmar
SUNIL PHATAK
Seargent-at-arms - Rtn. Kanchan Agarwal
Dist. Governor, RID 3261
2021-22 Editor - Rtn. Kawaljit Kaur

Board of Directors Club Advisor - Rtn. Ajay Agrawal

- PP Rtn. Harpal Roopra

PP Rtn. Abha Mohunta

COMMITTEE CHAIR

Club Admin - Rtn. Milky Agarwal

Club Service - Rtn. Seema Poddar

Membership - Rtn. Soniya Saluja

TRF - Rtn. Shilpi Agarwal

Public Image - Rtn. Shaila Budhraja

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Club Committee 2021-22...

Literacy committee WINS Committee
Chairperson - Rtn.Anupama Agarwal Chairperson - Rtn. Megha Agarwal

Rtn. Nancy Bansal Rtn. Kulwant Kaur
Rtn. Akriti Chhawchharia Rtn. Kiran Sultania
Rtn. Seema Choudhary Rtn. Pooja Agarwal

Health Committee Fundraising Committee
Chairperson - Rtn. Ruby Chawla Chairperson - Rtn. Priyanka Gupta

Rtn. Namita Bansal Rtn. Pooja Arora
Rtn. Sangeeta Jhunjhunwala Rtn. Neha Agarwal
Rtn. Rashmi Mahajan
Rotary Committee Corps.
Environment Committee Chairperson - Rtn. Rashmi Khemani
Chairperson - Rtn. Lipsa Mohanty
Rtn. Rani Chhabra
Rtn. Jyoti Agarwal Rtn. Megha Madani
Rtn. Sunita Agarwal

Fellowship Committee New Generation Committee
Chairperson - Rtn. Navita Poddar Chairperson - Rtn. Ritu Jain

Rtn. Nidhi Bagaria Rtn. Sangeeta Jaiswal

Public Event Committee Vocational Committee
Chairperson - Rtn. Amisha Jaiswal Chairperson - Rtn Sweta Jain

Rtn. Ashita Passary Rtn. Suman Jindal
Rtn. Priyanka Agarwal

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Editorial....

Rtn. Kawaljit Kaur
Editor 2021-22

“What I never imagined is how incredibly full

My heart would be today, as I finally pen this”

It seems like yesterday that we were welcoming 2021 and half of the year has already
passed! Yes, time flies. But we can choose to be the pilots and navigate our energies to fill
every day with the spirit of service that is part of every Rotarian’s DNA. And as the new
Rotary year begins in July we are ready to “SERVE TO CHANGE LIVES”.

This year has changed me. And I know it’s changed you, too. We head into the 21-22
Rotary year as new Rotarians, ready to take on any opportunities. I have been amazed
every day by ingenuity and dedication I see from Rotarians. But even more I’ve been
astonished at how our kindness has always shown so brightly.

My experience as a Rotarian has shown me that I, too, have so much still to learn about
life. And I learned these lessons from Rotary. I learned what perseverance really looks
like. I learned what kindness really means and I learned what service truly is – it’s giving
when you have nothing. It’s finding something in you to be of service to another. No
matter how hard your own life is. Because no matter how hard our circumstances,
Rotarians know there is always someone whose circumstances are direr. There is always
someone who needs us. And we, Rotarians have shown what it means to show up, truly,
when everything is at stake.

I’m humbled as an editor of the Rotary Club of Rourkela Queens.

I thank you profusely for the honour.

Sincerely,

Kawaljit Kaur

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Know our R.I. President...

Shekhar Mehta

Shekhar Mehta, of the Rotary Club of Calcutta-Mahanagar, West Bengal, India, is the President
Elect of Rotary International for 2021-22.
Mehta acknowledges that current membership trends are a challenge and says that
membership development should be Rotary’s highest priority. He believes that focusing on
regional plans, successfully transitioning Rotaractors into Rotary clubs, and increasing diversity
and female members could yield a 5 percent net growth in membership each year.
“A major brainstorming is needed to find effective solutions suited to different areas of the
world,” says Mehta. He adds that regional ethos and culture have to be taken into account to find
localized solutions, as “one size does not fit all.” He believes Rotary can extend to new
geographical areas and countries.
Mehta says Rotary needs to become more contemporary and adaptable by focusing on
partnerships with governments and corporations, expanding partnerships with organizations
that specialize in Rotary’s areas of focus, and investing in technology.
Mehta, an accountant, is chair of the Skyline Group, a real estate development company he
founded. He is also a director of Operation Eyesight Universal (India), a Canada-based
organization.
Mehta has been actively involved in disaster response and is a trustee of ShelterBox, UK. After
the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, he helped build nearly 500 homes for families affected by the
disaster.
Mehta pioneered a program that has performed more than 1,500 life-changing heart surgeries
in South Asia. He is also the architect of the TEACH Program, which promotes literacy
throughout India and has reached thousands of schools.
A Rotary member since 1984, Mehta has served Rotary as director, member or chair of several
committees, zone coordinator, training leader, member of The Rotary Foundation Cadre of
Technical Advisers, and district governor. He is also the chair of Rotary Foundation (India).
Mehta has received Rotary’s Service Above Self Award and The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for
Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Awards.
He and his wife, Rashi, are Major Donors and members of the Bequest Society.

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Message from our R.I. President....

Shekhar Mehta

I wish each of you and your families a great Rotary New Year! Together, let us make it the
best year of our lives, by making it a year to grow more and do more. Let this be a year of
changemakers, and let us begin with our membership.

That is precisely why the Each One, Bring One initiative is so important. During this year, I
urge you to dream of new ways in which Rotary can expand its reach into your
community and therefore the world. If each member introduces one person to Rotary,
our membership can increase to 1.3 million by July 2022. So, let's just do it!

Imagine the change we, as Rotary members, can make when there are so many more of
us! More people to care for others, more people to Serve to Change Lives. Think of the
impact we can have through grow more, do more. More members will enable us to
embark on bigger and bolder service projects. And each of us can also continue to serve
in our own personal ways, responding to needs in our communities.

The beauty of Rotary is that service means different things to different people around
the world. One element, however, that we can incorporate into all of our service
initiatives is empowering girls. Unfortunately, even in this day and age, girls and young
women face disproportionate challenges all over the world. We have the power to lead
the charge for gender equality. Empowering girls and young women to have greater
access to education, better health care, more employment, and equality in all walks of
life should be embedded in every Rotary project we launch. Girls are future leaders, so
we must ensure that we help them shape their future.

“The biggest gift we are given
Is the power to touch a life,

To change, to make a difference
In the circle of life.

If we can reach out
With our hand, heart, and soul,

The magic will start to happen
As the wheel begins to roll.

Let's turn the wheel together
So all humanity thrives,

We have the power and the magic
To Serve to Change Lives.”

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These are challenging times, and I compliment each of your efforts in grappling with
COVID-19. No challenge is too big for Rotarians. The bigger the challenge, the more
passionate the Rotarian. Look at what we can do when we take on a colossal challenge
such as eradicating polio. Look at the millions of lives we improve by strengthening
access to water, sanitation, and hygiene. Look at what we do every year to promote
peace in places where it seems unimaginable. Our basic education and literacy programs
have nation-building impact.
This year, let us challenge ourselves to do more such projects and programs that have
national reach and impact. This year, let us Serve to Change Lives.
Shekhar Mehta
President 2021-22

RI Presidential Address 2021-22

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R.I. Theme 2021-22 : Serve to Change Lives...

RI President Sekhar Mehta revealed the 2021-22 presidential
theme Serve to change lives, to incoming District Governor on
February 1 during the Rotary International Assembly which was
held Virtually because of covid-19 pandemic.

Mehta spoke about how participating in service Projects through
Rotary changed him as a person and made him emphasize more
with the need of others. Soon after joining his club, he helped carry
out projects that benefited rural communities in India.

Some of the poor conditions he saw in those communities
strengthened his commitment to service. Mehta participated in initiatives that brought artificial
Limbs to children, clean water and sanitation to homes and better Healthcare facilities to the
communities.

"Rotary kindled the Spark within me to look beyond myself and embrace humanity" he said
"Service became a way of life for my and I like many others, adopted the guiding philosophy that
"Service is the rent I pay for the space I occupy on this earth, and I want to be a good tenant of this
earth"

Mehta encouraged Dist. Governors to lead by example during their term and inspire Rotary and
Rotaract members to participate in the projects that have a measurable and sustainable impact.
He is asking each club to conduct a Rotary day of service.

"At the end of your term a District Governor, you should feel that because of your leadership and
because of your inspiration Rotarians and Rotractors, the world has changed for the better
because of service done by them during the year" he said.

Focusing on diversity, membership for the year 2021-22, Mehta want members to focus their
efforts on empowering girls and ensuring their access to education, resources, services, and
opportunities so that future generation of woman leader will have the tools they need to succeed.
Mehta asked member to use Rotary's belief that diversity, equity, and inclusion is critical in all we
do as a compass to guide this work.

"There are many issues that girl face in different parts of the world, and you as a leader will ensure
that we try and mitigate the disadvantage of the girl that they may have." he said

To be able to do more through service, Rotary needs to increase membership Mehta said.
Membership has hovered around 1.2 million for the past two decades. He challenged the
incoming Governor to be the catalyst in their district to help increase membership to 1.3 million by
July 1 2022. Mehta's Each One, Bring One initiative asks every member to bring one person to join
Rotary within the next 17 months.

Increasing membership while also continuing our commitment to eradication polio, fighting
COVID-19, and serving our communities is an ambitious goal. "And that should excite you." Mehta
said "Rotarians love challenges".

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Know our Dist. Governor...

Rtn. Sunil Phatak
Dist. Governor 2021-22
RID 3261

GOD loving with high moral values initiated by Gurudev Paramhans Shri Prajanananad
Giri, Hariharanand Dhayan Kendra, Jaggannath Puri, Sunil Dattaraya Phatak Son of late
shri D.P.Phatak belongs to a renowned family of Jabalpur and was born on 9th May 1967.
After Completing Diploma in Computer Software Applications, M.Com, MBA(HR,IT), he
served at various companies at Jabalpur, Bhopal, Mumbai & at last settled by
establishing Software development center & NGO affiliated MCRPV Bhopal for
computer education. He is Managing Director of Abacus Group of Computers &
Secretary at Institute of Technology Science & Sports.
Sunil is a Rotarian since 2010. Serving as President in the year 2012-2013 he has devoted
to selfless voluntary service in community. He is Active member of Rotary Club Jabalpur
South.
He has received Presidential Citation serving as President for actively working to achieve
Peace Through Service by RI President Sakuji Tanaka. Received Rotary International
Avenue of Service Citation for Individual Rotarian for outstanding efforts in each of the
Avenue of Services by RI President K.R.Ravindran. As a Rotarian he has excelled in his
assignment as Zonal Chairman Economic & Community Development committee in
2013-2014, District Coordinator in District literacy Committee 2015-16, 2016-17, He was
elected as Chairman Past President Forum for 2015-16,2016-2017 & PP Forum Conclave
organized by him at Jabalpur was a great success. He was Chairman District Membership
Seminar2018-2019. He has Graduated from Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) &
delivered as faculty in various RLI programs. As District Chairman Rotary Club Central &
My Rotary 2018-12019 his services &efforts were remarkable. His contribution in timely
publication of District Directory & GML (2018-2019) as Co-Chairman shall be always
remembered.
He has achieved significant honors in civic & public service activities including Certificate

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of Appreciation for significant contribution & dedicated service to Mahakoshal
Computer Dealer Association, Winner Inter Rotary Badminton Championship (2017-
2018) & Certificate of appreciation as convener during 3rd National Abilympics. Being a
sports person and a good player of badminton & cricket he has won various district
tournaments. He loves driving & fond of listening Indian Music.
He is happily married to Smt. Nilambari Phatak on 26th January 1996. His Son Yash (B.E.)
Mech. has achieved youngest Red Hat Certified Linux network Engineering Certificate
throughout the world at the age of 13 & daughter Esha Class XI is Visharad in classical
dance.
With the blessings of GOD & GURU he seeks enough motivations to serve in Rotary &
shall keep serving community to the best of his ability.

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Message from our Dist. Governor...

Rtn. Sunil Phatak
Dist. Governor 2021-22
RID 3261

Dear President... Rotary Greetings...

Congratulations to you on taking over as President of your club, You are a great fit for this
new role and will thrive, If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream
more, learn more, do more and become more, then, you are an excellent leader.”
“Leaders are made, they are not born. They are made by hard effort, which is the price
which all of us must pay to achieve any goal that is worthwhile.”

In Rotary as each year a new body is formed but its motto remains the same “Service
Above Self”. It provides 365 days to fulfill the dreams and desire to serve the best.

This year we are proud to have an Indian as RI President Shekhar Mehta and his
motivating theme for rotary year 2021-2022 is “Serve to Change Lives”, I am sure the
year 2021-2022 will become a landmark year for your club under your dynamic
leadership. It is a proud moment to be a President of such a prestigious club of our
District. Our RI President has a vision and you all are now very well aware of it “Each one
Bring One”, every club member should bring one member to Rotary so by the end of year
2022 we will be on top of membership & the time starts under your leadership. Where
there is no vision, the people perish, think big dream big believe big and the future
belongs to those who believe in beauty of dreams, create the highest grandest vision
possible for your leadership because you become what you believe.

My wife Nilambari joins me in wishing you and your team of office bearers a grand
successful Rotary year ahead.

In this Covid pandemic I pray to Gurudev and God to keep all our Rotary friends & family
in safe hands. God bless you all.

Yours in Rotary

Sunil Phatak

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Know our Assistant Governor...

Rtn. Vikash Golchha

Asst. Governor 2021-22

Rtn. Vikas Golchha was born on 28th March 1977 to Mrs C B Golchha & Mr C S Golchha.
He has been settled in Rourkela since 1986. He did is schooling from Desouza's English
School and +2 Science from Government college Rourkela. Thereafter he did his BE
(Mechanical) from D Y Patil College of Engineering in Pune and a Masters in International
Business from Bond University, Australia.
His passion is travelling he tries to take time out as much as possible to see the world
along with family and friends. He believes that travel shows us so many different
perspectives of life that we never knew existed.
He also practices Yoga since the past 10-12 Years to keep his mind and body fit to face the
everyday challenges that life throws at us. He also an avid trekker and hopes to
encourage more and more Rotarians to take up this form of adventure sport.
He has a family business of manufacturing of Iron Oxide Pigments and they are well
known in the field across the country. The company has many awards and firsts to their
name in the business. He also has another business of manufacturing of construction
related products like Flooring Colours, Cement Paints, Tile Adhesive, Tile Grout, Wall
Putty etc.
He has been a Rotarian since past 8+ years and has held the post of the Secretary in 2014-
15 and President in 2018-19. He comes from a family where both parents are actively
involved in social service through different platforms. The renowned Mukti Dham
(Burning Ghat at Vedvyas) is a brainchild of his father Lion C S Golchha, apart from other
projects. He has always been supporting and assisting his parents in their social activities
and the spirit of giving to the society runs in the family.
He is happily married to Ann Madhu Golchha who handles the immense task of bringing
up their two lovely kids Ishaan and Inaya.

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Message from our Assistant Governor...

Rtn. Vikash Golchha

Asst. Governor 2021-22

My Dear Fellow Rotarians,
The beginning of every Rotary year is an exciting time. There is a new leadership right
from the club level upto the new RI President. It is a proud moment for all of us since the
new RI President is from our own country.
This year will be special in more ways than one. International President Shekhar Mehta
has always thought big and set a target to increase the international membership from
1.2 million to 1.3 million in a year. The beauty of this mission is that it involves each and
every Rotarian with the 'Each One Bring One' slogan. Lets all rise to the occasion and
make both Rotary & Bharat proud.
The adjective I would like to use for the work done by Rourkela Queens in past year is
'brave & ingenious' rather than the usual 'fantastic or great'. It takes a lot of courage and
intelligence to come up with ideas like food delivery to covid affected families, installing
plastic curtains in autos between driver and passenger and many more. What you have
done in these difficult times & exactly when it was needed, is indeed commendable.
I am very confident that the new team led by Rtn Rashmi Agarwal will set the bar even
higher and make it a Queens tradition. It is also my pleasure to be the AG of a club that
was sponsored by my home club and where I personally know so many members. I will
be here to learn & have fun and not just be the Governors representative of this vibrant
club.
I wish you all the very best for a memorable year ahead.
Jai Hind. Jai Rotary

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Know our President...

Rtn. Rashmi Agrawal
Club President 2021-22

Rashmi Agrawal was born on 9th September in Jamshedpur, to Late Hari Prasad Sawa
and Mrs Manju Devi Sawa. She completed her schooling from Sacred Heart Convent
School. She did her secondary education from Loyola School Jamshedpur and graduated
from MCM DAV college, Chandigarh.
She is a philanthropist and believes that as an individual you can reach to few people but
through a club you can reach out to many. So to give dimensions to her work she joined
Rotary club of Rourkela Royal in 2016-17. She left Rotary club of Rourkela Royal to form a
New club, Rotary club of Rourkela Queens. She was the Charter Secretary of the Club and
continued to be the secretary for two consecutive years. She is also the member of
Marwari Mahila Manch since 2010.
She is an affable and loving person. She is a Home maker and is committed to the family
since 26 years. She is fond of reading and traveling. Her favourite pastime is playing
crosswords and scrabble.
She is married to Rtn Ajay Agrawal, who is a Rotarian since 1996 and is a businessman by
profession. Apart from being a home maker she also assists in the family business.
She is blessed with a beautiful daughter, Sayesha. Who is studying in class 5 in St. Paul's
School, Rourkela

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Message from our President...

Rtn. Rashmi Agrawal
President 2021-22

Dear friends in Rotary

We all are passing through the most challenging times of our lives. But we as human beings have
the ability to convert challenges into opportunities.

I, got an opportunity to lead the club in this pandemic and I will try to do my best. As Rotary says
"Service above self", so in these trying times we will serve people affected by Pandemic and
beyond.

Rotary theme of the year is " Serve to change lives". Let us come together as a team to serve
people the way our predecessors have done. Let each one of us come forward and give the
maximum to society.

Our RI President Shekhar Mehta said " Grow more and do more ". We plan to do more projects
and grow by adding members, sponsoring a New Club, Satellite Club, RCC, Rotaract Club etc. I
am committed to lead the club for Women Empowerment, Water and Sanitation, Environment,
Health programs, Literacy, Disaster Management. We will mentor local entrepreneurs to help in
inclusive economic growth and support education projects.

I certainly recognize that there is a huge wealth of wisdom in this club, in the form of longer
serving members and newer ones, and I seek each ones feedback and ideas to enhance team
involvement in our club. One of the wisest things I have ever been told is that one should seek to
understand rather than strive to be understood. I hope to abide by this during the year so that I
can fully benefit from your opinions, your goals, your values, and your aspirations for the club.

I congratulate our editor Kawaljit Kaur for our magazine, "Pehchaan" which means recognition.

The Rotary Club of Rourkela Queens is a passionate advocate for the full participation of women
joined together to change lives. I admire you, I salute you, I am with you. Rotary has given us
recognition and I wish that all our members become good Rotarians and help society. So let us
"Serve to Change Lives".

Rashmi Agrawal
President

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Know our Secretary...

Rtn. Barkha Gupta
Club Secretary 2021-22

Barkha Gupta, daughter of late M L Khandelwal and Smt. C K Khandelwal, was born on
28th February in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand.
She schooled at Carmel School, Hazaribagh and graduated from K.B. Women's College.
She completed her masters in Economics from Vinoba Bhave University, Jharkhand.
Also, she has completed Diploma in Fine Arts from Pracheen Kala Kendra, Chandigarh
and one year Diploma in Fashion Designing.
She was the winner of a debate competition in State level conducted by Marwari Mahila
Manch. She has also bagged many trophies in the field of art in District Level.
She is fond of Art and Craft, listening music and travelling. She believes in team work.
Her passion of exploring new things and serving the society had motivated her to join
Rotary. She has been a part of Rotary Queens from past 3 years. She is also associated
with Marwari Mahila Manch.
She is happily married to Rtn Brajesh Gupta, a businessman who supports her in every
possible way. She is blessed with two lovely kids Yuktika and Divyam.

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Know Our Treasurer.... “

Rtn. Grishma Parmar
Club Treasurer
2021-22

Grishma Parmar is the founder and owner of “Groovy Gurjari” - a home boutique
specializing in traditional clothing & jewellery.

She belongs to a Rotary family - where all the family members are proud
Rotarians/Inner-wheel member. Grishma is the Charter member of the club and has
served on various posts, namely Public Relations Officer, Sgt-at-Arms & now the
Treasurer for 2021-22.

Professionally, she is a software analyst & has worked with various IT services providers
in Melbourne, Australia.

Grishma has been an active sportsperson in her school and university days. She has won
many awards, including Best Athlete and Best All-rounder.

Married to Rtn. Dharmesh Parmar, a management professional and businessman, they
are blessed with two daughters Yashvi & Dhriti.

Grishma has been actively involved in volunteering and community work in Australia as
well as India. She is an avid world traveller and has a passion for music and cooking.

“Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more,
but those giving more.

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Our Goals...

1. Mobile Eye Clinic
2. Rotary Committee Corps (RCC)
3. Formation of New Generation Club
4. Formation of satellite club
5. Paediatric heart surgery
6. Rain water harvesting
7. Tree plantation
8. Renewable energy
9. Wash- in- school
10. Teacher training
11. Adult literacy
12. Happy school
13. Library
14. Nature camp
15. Know your number (Ek chammach Kaam, char Kadam aage)

Creation from Lil Champs of the Club...

Arts By :
Simran Saluja
D/o. Rtn. Soniya Saluja

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Wall of Fame....

Rtn. Ajay Agarwal, Club Advisor
His long stint as a Rotarian, perfectionist attitude and keen
desire to see our club attain new heights each year, makes us
rely heavily on him for direction and momentum

Rtn. Harpal Roopra, President 2018-19
An informed and involved Rotarian, we can count on her to
attend all club events and projects. She is always ready to share
her knowledge of Rotary with club members.

Rtn. Abha Mohunta, President 2019-20
New to Rotary, but experienced at managing people, she helps
enhance bonding amongst club members. Her keen desire for
service finds fulfilment through Rotary.

Rtn. Kanchan Agarwal, President 2020-21
A go-getter, she led many projects to help people affected by
the pandemic. During her tenure the club's public image grew
immensely in Rourkela and also in the Rotary district.

Instrumental Play by Dhriti Parmar
(D/o. Rtn. Grishma Parmar)

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Felicitations...
Anniversary Birthday

July... SHAILA BUDHRAJA
JYOTI AGARWAL
5th JULY
8th JULY SUNITA AGARWAL
9th JULY RANI CHHABRA
10th JULY KIRAN SULTANIA
15th JULY RUBY CHAWLA
21st JULY SONIA SALUJA
22nd JULY KANCHAN AGARWAL (IPP)
30th JULY

August... SHWETA MANDAL
NIDHI BAGARIA
1st AUGUST KIRAN ARORA
KAWALJIT KAUR
6th AUGUST PRIYANKA AGARWAL
18th AUGUST
20th AUGUST HARPAL ROOPRA
MILKY AGARWAL
September... ASHITA PASSARY
RASHMI AGRAWAL
1st SEPTEMBER ABHA MOHUNTA
7th SEPTEMBER SANGEETA JHUNJHUNWALA
8th SEPTEMBER SHILPI AGARWAL
9th SEPTEMBER NANCY BANSAL
11th SEPTEMBER
17th SEPTEMBER
21st SEPTEMBER
22nd SEPTEMBER

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October... Anniversary Birthday

10th OCTOBER RUBY CHAWLA MEGHA AGARWAL
12th OCTOBER SUMAN JINDAL
20th OCTOBER RASHMI KHEMANI
25th OCTOBER
27th OCTOBER KANCHAN AGARWAL

November...

1st NOVEMBER SHAILA BUDHRAJA

7th NOVEMBER SEEMA CHOUDHARY

18th NOVEMBER ANITA LATH

22nd NOVEMBER AAKRITI

24th NOVEMBER NAVITA PODDAR

28th NOVEMBER GRISHMA PARMAR

29th NOVEMBER PRIYANKA GUPTA AAKRITI

30th NOVEMBER KANCHAN AGARWAL

December...

3rd DECEMBER SHWETA MANDAL PRIYANKA GUPTA
RANI CHHABRA AMISHA JAISWAL
6th DECEMBER KIRAN SULTANIA ANUPAMA AGARWAL
7th DECEMBER RITU JAIN
SEEMA CHOUDHARY SWETA JAIN
9th DECEMBER
ASHITA PASSARY
12th DECEMBER LIPSA MOHANTY
20th DECEMBER
21st DECEMBER KAWALJIT KAUR
29th DECEMBER

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Anniversary Birthday

January... KIRAN ARORA SEEMA PODDAR
RASHMI MAHAJAN
1st JANUARY POOJA AGARWAL
3rd JANUARY KULWANT KAUR
15th JANUARY NAVITA PODDAR
16th JANUARY AMISHA JAISWAL
21st JANUARY NANCY BANSAL
NAMITA BANSAL
24th JANUARY GRISHMA PARMAR
24th JANUARY
30th JANUARY ABHA MOHANTA

February... NEHA AGARWAL

2nd FEBRUARY NAMITA BANSAL
4th FEBRUARY
6th FEBRUARY LIPSA MOHANTY
9th FEBRUARY
10th FEBRUARY KANCHANAGARWAL(IPP)
13th FEBRUARY
16th FEBRUARY MEGHA AGARWAL RITU JAIN
18th FEBRUARY
20th FEBRUARY PRIYANKA AGARWAL
26th FEBRUARY
28th FEBRUARY NEHA AGARWAL

MILKY AGARWAL

POOJA ARORA

SWETA JAIN BARKHA GUPTA

March... KULWANT KAUR
ANUPAMA AGARWAL
1st MARCH
11th MARCH

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Anniversary Birthday

April... BARKHA GUPTA ANITA LATH
SONI JAISWAL SONI JAISWAL
13th APRIL NIDHI BAGARIA
17th APRIL SHILPI AGARWAL MEGHA MADHANI
22nd APRIL
RASHMI KHEMANI
23rd APRIL HARPAL ROOPRA
24th APRIL SEEMA PODDAR
SONIYA SALUJA
May...
POOJA ARORA
5th MAY
7th MAY MEGHA MADHANI JYOTI AGARWAL
9th MAY POOJA AGARWAL
20th MAY RASHMI MAHAJAN
22nd MAY RASHMI AGRAWAL
SUMAN JINDAL
June... SUNITA AGARWAL

3rd JUNE
14th JUNE
16th JUNE
20th JUNE
27th JUNE

OBJECT OF ROTARY

The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise
and, in particular, to encourage and foster:

FIRST : The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;
SECOND : High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful

occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society;
THIRD : The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business, and community life;
FOURTH : The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world

fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

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This is Rotary...

Dear Rotarians,
Rotary is an invitation to endless opportunities. We believe in creating opportunities for
others and ourselves. Our act of service large or small generate goodwill, better
understanding and meaningful life in the communities where we operate.
Government and Instutitions world wide are gaining better appreciatation for the type
of work rotarians are doing. People are now eager to collaborate and embrace the
values of Rotary.
Younger generations can play a meaningful role in our organisation. They can make a
bigger impact forming different types of connections to serve the community.
The pandemic (COVID 19) has forced all of us to adapt a new action plan in service to the
community. We need to change dramatically, if we are to face the challenges of the new
normal age, and provide all that the world so desperately needs.
Every great challenge is an opportunity for renewal and growth, the world needs Rotary
now more than ever. We have elevated Rotary and let us ensure “Serve to change lives..”
Rtn. Harpal Roopra (Major Donor)
Charter President , Rourkela queens

Creation from Lil Champs of the Club...

 It's the absolute creation, the aptitude
creativity, the delicate concern and the
neglected affection.

 It alleviates the pain and worships the hate.
 It is obscured yet altruistic.
 It is the Power of Love.
 The love, which the Sun and the Moon share.

Art and Written by- Yuktika Gupta
D/o Rtn. Barkha Gupta

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ceiej Corona keÀer keÀjveer

peerle nesieer nceejer...

kewÀmeer nesF& ³es ceneceejer, [e@keÌìj veme& keÀer yeele ceevevee Hetjer,
yeveer SkeÀ HejsMeeveer Yeejer~ GvekeÀe mecceeve keÀjvee nw DeHeveer efpeccesoejer,
efmeKee³ee HeefjJeejeW kesÀ meeLe JekeÌle efyeleevee, efveM®e³e keÀjes leye leye ueæ[Wies,
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kewÀmeer DeeF& ³et ceneceejer~ kewÀmeer DeeF& ³es ceneceejer~
Hej peerle nesieer nceejer~~ Hej peerle nesieer nceejer~

Iej kesÀ yeæ[s nQ nceejer efpeccesoejer, - jesì. Deefvelee ueeþ
ye®®eeW keÀes Yeer jKevee ®eejoerJeejer,
mebkeÀì DeYeer Yeer nw peejer~
jnes Iej ceW ner Deiej ceemkeÀ ueielee nw Yeejer,
kewÀmeer DeeF& ³es ceneceejer~
Hej peerle nesieer nceejer~~
JewkeÌmeerve ueieJeevee nw peªjer,

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Early Morning Mission...

I have spent almost my entire life till now (except for four years when I studied in a
college in Rajasthan) in eastern India, namely West Bengal and Orissa. All along I have
been an early riser. During my growing up years I had the good fortune of living in a house
surrounded by a garden that had a lot of flowering plants and many big flowering trees.
These big trees were near the boundary that separated the house from the road and
adjacent houses. The house I live in now also has some rose plants and we do plant
seasonal flowers. During my college vacations I used to go for long morning walks with
my father. I have been fairly regular in my morning walks during the past few years too.

If you are wondering why am I sharing these insignificant and personal details, well let
me come to the point.

During the wee hours in the morning, from my verandah, I have been a witness of a very
peculiar contradiction. I have seen god fearing men and women (and sometimes
children obviously on their parents instructions) pluck flowers from the big flowering
trees adjacent to the wall of my own house and also other houses. Sometimes they had
the audacity to walk right into the garden to pluck mogra, hibiscus, roses and marigolds.
They would walk in stealthily thinking no one was awake as yet and even if someone
happened to see them it was only for offering to god. Their demeanour almost made the
house owner feel as if he was the trespasser.

During my walks with my father and even today, I see people, mostly women, pluck
flowers from roadside trees and from other peoples' gardens. They rise on their toes,
climb walls, and most of the times walk around with an ingenious contraption that helps
pluck flowers that are beyond their human reach. At times I fear they will topple over or
hurt themselves but they go about their sacred duty oblivious of the danger they put
themselves in and of the immorality of their act.

I find it really strange - starting the day with an act of theft? But I suppose they never see
it in that light. All that their ritualistic minds know and believe is that their daily worship
will be incomplete without the offering of flowers of all hues and colours, even if they are
plucked without permission of the rightful owners. To my utter surprise, some of them
have flowers in their own small gardens or growing in pots in their balcony but they
would rather not pluck them as bare plants look bad. Who knows they may even think
that they are indirectly helping the rightful owners of the yellow, red and pink flowers by
compelling them to forego the flowers for offering to god. If any house owner ever
happens to reprimand a neighbour or a passer by for plucking flowers without asking (as
my father often used to) it is considered sacrilegious and is shared with other fellow

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flower stealers with a lot of indignation.

To take something that does not belong to you without the owner's permission is wrong,
no matter what the objective is or how petty the thing is in terms of value. But for our
pious and overtly religious public, it is self condoned as righteous.

But this early morning mission is not all in vain. It ensures that they compete with the
cock, catch the early morning sun, get some fresh air and walk around a few lanes.

My only suggestion to them - in your religious zeal, please be careful not to break a bone
along with a flower laden branch!! And in case someone with normal standards of
integrity dares question your holy act, please do not be offended

- Rtn. Abha Mohunta
An observer

My Beautiful City...

Come along, come along come over here,
We can see something far neat and clear.

There is some sort of structure in distance,
Whose vibe can be felt instance.
Oh! That's Hanuman Vatika
Hanuman Vatika is our pride,
On sector roads we can take a ride.
The flag pole of India near Telephone Bhawan is very tall,
I and You know it's never gonna fall.
Vaishno Devi Temple is very mesmerizing,
From here we can see the sun rising.
Pitamahal Dam is a wonderful tourist attraction,
Going there will fill you with satisfaction.
IG PARK is a place of nature,
Where we can see different types of creature.
Overall this Dream world is Huge and Pretty,
Rourkela O Rourkela you're a Beautiful city.

- Divyam Gupta
S/o. Rtn. Barkha Gupta

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The Ray Of Life ...

Violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, red are the colours of a rainbow and the
colours which painted a life of a fourteen-year-old girl. A teen with golden curly locks,
deep ocean eyes, and she was fair, fairer than that word, but was unlucky enough. Her
name was Ashley. She was a daughter and a sister. Her life was not like a normal child's
because she was suffering from a severe disease of sarcoma and had bronchial asthma
too. Her parents took her place to place for her medications for many years but towards
the end, they had no hope. The doctors told the parents that she may survive for few
weeks as she was very weak and sensitive. Being medically ill she couldn't go to school,
camps, hang out with friends like a teen child do but, a part of her always wanted to be a
child who is as free as a bird who flies up to the sky, has no boundaries, leaps on the back
of the wind, a bird who is not caged.

One bright day it was a regular morning, Ashley woke up from her bed and got ready for
breakfast. She came out and walked to her brother's room. He was getting ready for
school. Both of them went downstairs to have their breakfast. The table was covered
with beautiful china and at the centre, their mother brought a tray full of delicious
pancakes with the topping of sweet maple syrup. Both the children had their breakfast
and then her brother, Sam headed for his school.

''What are you going to do now Ashley?'' mother asked her. ''Drawing'' she replied. And
then she went back to her room. Ashley was a very creative child. She decorated her
whole room with drawings of rainbows. During the day she used to draw nothing but a
rainbow. When the dusk fell, her dad came back home with a new appliance for Ashley.
It was a ringer bell for her room in case of emergency. The parents knew that their
daughter didn't have many days left but they did everything that they could do for her
survival. The family had their dinner and went back to their room. Darkness was
gathering and it was getting bitter cold so Ashley thought of wearing something warm.
Despite she wasn't allowed to lock the door, but having thought of changing her clothes
she locked and then went to bed. At that miserable midnight suddenly, Ashley got an
Asthma attack, she couldn't breathe, she couldn't scream because of her
breathlessness. She tried dragging herself towards the ringer, fell off the bed, kept
dragging but the poor child failed.

The next morning it was raining, the trees made an eerie sound. Mother went towards
Ashley's room to wake her up when she found that the door was locked. She peeped
through the small hole at the door and saw her daughter lying on the floor. ''Ashley!

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Ashley! Open the door!'', she screamed. She ran and called her father and brother. They
both pushed and broke the door open. There Ashley lied on the floor of her room
decorated of rainbows with rosy cheeks, terrified wide-open eyes, pointing finger
towards the bell, dead- frozen to death on the last bitterly cold night.

Although the family was prepared for this day but, at that time no preparation worked.
The mother held her child and a drop of tear rolled on her cheeks and she wept. Sam,
her mother, her father drowned in sorrow. After some time, her mother pulled herself
together, stood up, and walked towards the window. Wiping her tears, she looked up to
the showery sky and said, ''Are you okay up there Ashley?''. And suddenly the rain
slowed clearing the sky and there appeared the seven-coloured ray of life, a rainbow.

- Simran Saluja

D/o. Rtn. Soniya Saluja

keÀesefMeMe... Unfathomable

keÀesefMeMe keÀj, nue efvekeÀuesiee Overhelming emotions
Deepe veneR lees, keÀue efvekeÀuesiee Difficult to express
How to put in words
HeefjefmLeefle³eeW keÀes ve yeveves oes yeeOee Have learnt to suppress
efkeÀjoej yeoue uees, meye nue efvekeÀuesiee
They say eyes talk
cesnvele keÀj, HeewOeeW keÀes Heeveer os But who will hear
yebpej peceerve mes Yeer HeÀue efvekeÀuesiee Want to lay the heart bare
Anyone who can lend an ear
efpeboe jKe efoue ceW nj GcceeroeW keÀes
ceªmLeue mes Yeer peue efvekeÀuesiee Peaceful on the surface
keÀesefMeMe peejer jKe, kegÀí keÀj iegpejves keÀer, The tumult is violent inside
pees Deepe nw Lecee Lecee mee, ®eue efvekeÀuesiee Concealing will only create a havoc
it’s getting harder to hide
ogefve³ee yengle yeæ[er nw, yengle ner Ketyemetjle
pees mees®ee nw legves, Jees leg keÀj efvekeÀuesiee No one come to my rescue
Until I decide to save myself
- jesì. jeveer íeyeæ[e Desperate to be understood
Don’t know why I take a pen & paper from my
bookself

I big deep and mine those feelings from the one
Poetries and paintings liberate my soul
Here I am, bare to the core.

- Rtn. Akriti Chhawchharia

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Club Roster 2021-22...

ABHA MOHUNTA Name AKRITI CHHAWCHHARIA
PRADYOT PATTNAIK Spouse VISHESH AGARWAL
Membership ID 11059817
10256348 Mobile 9826736345
9437049689 D.O.B. 29.11.92
D.O.A. 22.11.19
11 Sept. Blood Grp. A+ve
02-Feb Email [email protected]
B+

[email protected]

AMISHA JAISWAL Name ANITA LATH
LAGAN JAISWAL Spouse SUDHIR LATH
10256367 Membership ID 10256840
8763322686 Mobile 9437607866
09 Dec. D.O.B. 13-Apr
21-Jan D.O.A. 18 Nov.
B+ Blood Grp. B+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

ANUPAMA AGARWAL Name ASHITA PASSARY
ANUP AGARWAL Spouse VINAY PASSARY
10256846 Membership ID 10256897
7873009666 Mobile 9437044059
09 Dec. D.O.B. 08 Sept.
11-Mar D.O.A. 12 Dec.
B+ Blood Grp. B+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

BARKHA GUPTA Name DR NAMITA BANSAL
BRAJESH GUPTA Spouse RAHUL BANSAL
Membership ID 10966934
10256865 Mobile 9826888823
8917274643 D.O.B. 6th Feb
D.O.A. 24th Jan
28 Feb. Blood Grp. B+
17-Apr Email [email protected]

B+
[email protected]

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GRISHMA PARMAR Name HARPAL ROOPRA
DHARMESH PARMAR Spouse ALAM SINGH ROOPRA
Membership ID 8893958
10256777 Mobile 9437048273
8280272727 D.O.B. 01 Sept.
D.O.A. 07-May
28 Nov. Blood Grp. B+
30-Jan Email [email protected]

B+
[email protected]

JAANEEN KAUR Name JASMIN KAUR
AMANPREET SINGH Spouse JASPAL SINGH
Membership ID 10256826
11059780 Mobile 9437683769
9437041566 D.O.B. 21-Jul
22-05-1983 D.O.A. 25 Oct.
26-02-2006 Blood Grp. O+
Email [email protected]
A+
[email protected]

JYOTI AGRAWAL Name KANAKJEET AGARWAL
ROHIT AGRAWAL Spouse TARUN AGARWAL
Membership ID 10256363
10620878 Mobile 9776520555
7894469867 D.O.B. 07 Sept.
D.O.A. 20 Feb.
14-Jun Blood Grp. A+
08-Jul Email [email protected]

O+
[email protected]

KANCHAN AGARWAL Name KANCHAN AGARWAL
ASHOK AGARWAL Spouse RAJESH AGARWAL
10256844 Membership ID 10256822
9437156941 Mobile 9437043038
30-Jul D.O.B. 27 Oct.
10 Feb. D.O.A. 30 Nov.
B+ Blood Grp. B+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

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KANWALJIT KAUR Name KIRAN ARORA
JASDEEP SINGH Spouse JASPREET SINGH
10728025 Membership ID 9984654
9776053336 Mobile 9437044477
18 Aug. D.O.B. 06 Aug.
29-Dec D.O.A. 03 Jan.
B+ Blood Grp. B+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

KIRAN SULTANIA Name KULWANT SALUJA
SANJAY SULTANIA Spouse RANJIT SINGH
Membership ID 10256828
10256816 Mobile 9437406536
9438574514 D.O.B. 01-Mar
D.O.A. 21 Jan.
15-Jul Blood Grp. B+
6 Dec. Email [email protected]

A+
[email protected]

LIPSA MOHANTY Name MEGHA AGRAWAL
MRINAL BEHERA Spouse SURESH AGARWAL
Membership ID 10256818
9776055577 Mobile 9437392469
09 Feb. D.O.B. 10 Oct.
20 Dec. D.O.A. 13 Feb.
AB+ Blood Grp. O+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

MEGHA MADHANI Name NANCY BANSAL
BHAVESH MADHANI Spouse AMIT BANSAL
Membership ID 10969568
10520867 Mobile 9937037775
9040451191 D.O.B. 22-09-1989
D.O.A. 24-01-2015
24-Apr Blood Grp. O+
03-Jun Email [email protected]

B+
[email protected]

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NAVITA PODDAR Name NEHA AGRAWAL
AJAY PODDAR Spouse PAWANJAY AGRAWAL
10256856 Membership ID 10728027
7752006865 Mobile 9937115061
24 Nov. D.O.B. 18th Feb
21 Jan. D.O.A. 4th Feb
B- Blood Grp. O+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

NIDHI BAGARIA Name PRABLEEN KAUR
RITESH BAGARIA Spouse ANMOL SINGH
Membership ID 10256819
10256831 Mobile 9776800007
8249386556 D.O.B. 01.11.1987
D.O.A. 05.07.2008
01 Aug. Blood Grp. O+
22-Apr Email [email protected]

B+
[email protected]

PRIYANKA AGARWAL Name PRIYANKA GUPTA
RAJ AGARWAL Spouse VINAY GUPTA
10256820 Membership ID 8894259
9776366777 Mobile 9178418923
20 Aug. D.O.B. 07 Dec.
16 Feb. D.O.A. 29 Nov.
O+ Blood Grp. A+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

PUSHPA AGARWAL Name RANI CHHABRA
VIVEK AGARWAL Spouse KANWALJIT SINGH
10965651 Membership ID 11059803
7873006168 Mobile 9040031977
16-06-1980 D.O.B. 10th July
16th January D.O.A. 1st December
0+ Blood Grp. O+VE
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

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RASHMI AGRAWAL Name RASHMI KHEMANI
AJAY AGRAWAL Spouse RAJENDRA KHEMANI
8892311 Membership ID 10256884
9437041858 Mobile 9437568149
09.09.1972 D.O.B. 20-Oct
20.06.1995 D.O.A. 05-May
O+ Blood Grp. A+
Email [email protected]
[email protected]

RASHMI MAHAJAN Name RIITU JAIN
CHAKIT MAHAJAN Spouse ABHAY JAIN
Membership ID 10256851
10952339 Mobile 9861387380
9337227984 D.O.B. 13 Feb.
D.O.A. 07.12.1996
15-Jan-87 Blood Grp. B+
16-Jun-10 Email [email protected]

B+
[email protected]

SANGEETA JAISWAL Name SANGEETA JHUNJHUNWALA
VIKRAM KUMAR JAISWAL Spouse LATE RAJIV JHUNJHUNWALA
Membership ID 10620906
10728022 Mobile 9861086034
9789215174 D.O.B. 17 Sept.
D.O.A. 27-Jan
22.04.1981 Blood Grp. B+
22.04.2004 Email [email protected]

A+
[email protected]

SEEMA CHOUDHARY Name SEEMA PODDAR
SUNIL CHOUDHARY Spouse SANJAY PODDAR
Membership ID 10256853
10620871 Mobile 9437836597
9861440982 D.O.B. 01-Jan
07.11.1971 D.O.A. 09-May
Blood Grp. A+
07 Dec. Email [email protected]
B+

[email protected]

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SHILPI AGARWAL Name SHWETA MANDAL
VIKAS AGARWAL Spouse MOLOY MANDAL
Membership ID 8894213
10256876 Mobile 9437961272
9776442400 D.O.B. 01.08.1975
D.O.A. 03.12.1998
21.09.1978 Blood Grp. A+
23.04.2000 Email [email protected]

A+
[email protected]

SONIYA SALUJA Name SUMAN JINDAL
CHARANJEET SALUJA Spouse SURENDRA JINDAL
Membership ID 10256880
10256829 Mobile 8917459684
7008725667 D.O.B. 12.10.1978
D.O.A. 27.06.2004
22.07.1976 Blood Grp. O+
20-May Email [email protected]
A-

[email protected]

SUNEETA AGARWAL Name SWETA JAIN
RAVI KU. AGARWAL Spouse AMAN JAIN
Membership ID 10256851
10620864 Mobile 9861387383
9437490260 D.O.B. 21 Dec.
09.07.1975 D.O.A. 28 Feb.
Blood Grp. A+
27-Jun Email [email protected]
A+

[email protected]

Dist. Awards RY 2020-21....

Platinum Club : Rourkela Queens

Platinum President : Rtn. Kanchan Agarwal

Special Recognition : Rtn. Harpal Roopra, Dist. Secretary Fellowship

Special Recognition : Rtn. Abha Mohunta, Women Empowerment
Co-chair - Odisha

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Glimpses of Club Activities 2020-21

Blood Donation Camp Passenger Separator Sheet DIstribution

Rotary Day Celebration Karva Chauth Celebration

Club Annual Picnic City Sanitization Work

Inauguration of Slum Library Christmas Celebration

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Glimpses of Club Activities 2020-21

Felicitation to Nurses on Nurse Day Eye Check Up Camp

First Wish Bday Celebration Felicitation to Mrs. India

Independence Day Celebration Free Food to COVID Patients & their Family Members

PPE Kit Distribution to Ambulance Drivers COVID Protection Kit Distribution to Vegetable Vendors

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Thanks for your Generous Contribution...

With best compliments from:

Rtn. Rashmi Agrawal

With best compliments from:

PP Rtn. Harpal Roopra

With best compliments from:

PP Rtn. Abha Mohunta

With best compliments from:

IPP Rtn. Kanchan Agarwal &
Rtn. Anupama Agarwal

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Thanks for your Generous Contribution...

With best compliments from:

Rtn. Barkha Gupta

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With best compliments from:

Rtn. Kawal Chhabra

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Thanks for your Generous Contribution...

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