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Club of BaneshworBE THE INSPIRATION

Barry Rassin

RI President 2018-19

Rtn. Chintamani Bhattarai

Dist. Governor 2018-19

Rtn. Arun Bansal

President 2018-19

SOUVENIR2018-19

Rotary Club ofBaneshwor

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RTN. ARUN KUMAR BANSALPresident 2018-19

Rotary Club of Baneshwor


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CONTENTS

Message from RI President 7

Message from District Governor 9

Message from Assistant Governor 11

Message from RC Baneshwor 12

Editorial 14

Past Presidents of RC Baneshwor 15

Board Member 2018-19 16

Why Join Rotary ? 17

k"FhL kl/rfngsf] ;zQm dfWodM lwtf]kq ahf/ 20

History of Women in Rotary 25

Presidential Message 30

Roles and responsibility of a Rotary Club Mentor and

Sargent at Arm33

Messages From Members 39

Club Roster 2018-19 45

Activities 52


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RTN. DEEPAK THAPAImm. Past President 2017-18

RC Baneshwor


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Arun Bansal

Kamalpokhari Apartment

Kamalpokhari

Kathmandu

44616

NEPAL

Dear fellow Rotarian,

I want to congratulate you on your installation ceremony to the office of 2018-19 as club President.

Although the details of each position differ from year to year and place to place,

your ultimate responsibility is the same as mine. We work to move Rotary forward,

doing whatever we can do to make the part of Rotary that we’re responsible for

as effective and efficient as it can be. We make sure that we are transparent and accountable while changing the lives of as many people as possible. And

we ensure that Rotary provides the best possible experience to its members and

continues to grow, all while remaining useful to the world.

It’s only by coming together that we’re able to accomplish so much. Without

active members like you, Rotary wouldn’t be the organization it is today. As our

MESSAGEFROM RI PRESIDENT

Barry RassinPresident 2018-19, Rotary International


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new vision statement says: Together, we see a world where people unite and take

action to create lasting change —— across the globe, in our communities, and in

ourselves.

Congratulations again on your appointment as club President. I look forward to

having you join me to “Be the Inspiration”.

Sincerely,

Barry Rassin

2018-19 President, Rotary International


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July 1, 2018

Rtn. Arun Kumar Bansal

President 2018-19


Dear fellow Rotarians,

My wife Lelina joins me in congratulating you and your team for assuming a

responsible position of a Club President for the year 2018/19. In the meantime, we

would like to congratulate the outgoing President and his team for the wonderful

work they have done for the community and the club during the year 2017/18, and

for successfully completing their assignments.

Friends, Rotary, a renowned international humanitarian organization today,

started with fellowship. With the passage of time, service was considered as its

value. Today service is considered as prime core value, and fellowship, diversity,

integrity and leadership as other important core value of Rotary. Rotary’s Image

today is because Rotarians around the world practice these values in their daily

life. Therefore, it is our responsibility to promote and practice these values in our

communities and within ourselves.

As a Rotarian, we understand the importance of working together and its scope

MESSAGEFROM DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Chintamani BhattaraiDistrict Governor 2018-19,

RI District 3292 Nepal-Bhutan


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which knows no limits of achievement.

Rotary always believes in action and in teamwork, obtaining first hand response from those we work with and with those we work for, which are essential in

making teamwork more effective. Hence “Reach out” will be our priority for the

year 2018/19 in RI District 3292.

Relevance of Rotary is ever increasing and it is even greater in our area. We

have numerous expectations and needs in the clubs, communities and many

untouched areas in the fields of disease prevention and treatment, water and sanitation, maternal and child health, basic education and literacy, economic

and community development and peace and conflict resolution. We need to work hard to use Rotary network, our experience, and 360 degree “Reach-out” to

inspire, explore, invent, connect, serve and set an example for a positive change

that benefits the communities in all those areas. Our belief as a Rotarian is that a genuine desire to serve above self and persistent efforts will surely take us to our

goal and “Be The Inspiration”.

I urge the President and club officials of your club to be prepared for making some sacrifices in terms of your time, treasure and talent, because the joy of achieving your goal will be well worth the sacrifices.

Let us use the wisdom as prioritized by Rotary International in supporting and

strengthening Clubs, focus on and increasing humanitarian services, enhancing

public image and awareness of Rotary, and thus inspiring a positive change.

Let us “Be The Inspiration”. Thank you and best wishes.

Yours in Rotary

Chintamani Bhattarai

District Governor (2018/19)


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July 1, 2018

Rtn. Arun Kumar BansalPresident 2018-19, Rotary Club of Baneshwor

Dear Fellow Rotarians,

I feel delighted to note that the Rotary club of The Baneshwor is bringing our its Club Souvenir on the occasion of its installation ceremony /Chartered day/ DG visit day.

On this auspicious occasion of the club I would like to extend my best wishes for the

good health, happiness and prosperity of club and its members. I wish the interest, vigor

and dedication among its in providing humanitarian services to needy communities around the country is always on its agenda with good friendship and fellowship.

The club noted for the dedication of various classification of people most of which are at their prime age, often busy in their own personal and professional activities

have been moving themselves in various areas to engage in running developmental

activities in community and country. I wish it continues at an increasing scale in future and Rotary club of The Baneshwor keeps it good mane always high forever.

Yours in Rotary

Rtn. Yubraj Gurung (MPHF)

AG Zone-2 (2018/19)

MESSAGEFROM ASSISTANT GOVERNOR

Yubraj GurungAssistant Governor, Zone-2 (2018-19)

RI District 3292 Nepal-Bhutan


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MESSAGEFROM RC BANESHWOR

Arun Kumar BansalPresident 2018-19, RC Baneshwor

Dear Fellow Rotarian,

A new tenure will commence from 1st July in the Rotary International and following

the practice, I am going to take charge of President of Rotary Club of Baneshwor.

First of all allow me to take this opportunity to thank all of you for entrusting me in

the President of Rotary Club of Baneshwor for the period of 2018/19. I am feeling

very honored at this movement and would like to express my sincere gratitude

to all my respective Charter President, Immediate Past President, Past Presidents

and fellow Rotarians as well as all non-Rotarian family members and friends.

It is my great pleasure to share that we are publishing the regular Annual Souvenir

of Rotary Club of Baneshwor on the occasion of 11th Installation day ceremony.

Publication of Souvenir is however, a regular activity of our club. One of our service

projects is the fund raising program of the club and the collected funds are used

in the form of advertisements.

Rotary International is a service oriented International secular Organization with

the purpose to bring together the Business and the professionals. Leaders in one


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platform to provide Humanitarian service to those with special needs to improve

the quality of life in the community of our own and the community in the world. It

is open to all people regardless of race, color, creed, religion, gender or political

interest with the mission to advance world understanding, goodwill, peace through

the improvement of Health, Support to education and Poverty alleviation. “Service

Above Self" is the prime motto of Rotary International, established 114 years back

with the vision of one single man Paul P. Harris, encourages the Rotarian to unite

and involve in one common objective of Humanitarian service to the community

Rotary International President, 2018/19 Barry Rassin announces his presidential

theme, Be the Inspiration – and together we can, and we will, inspire the world.

My tenure will focus the theme objective of making difference and provide

humanitarian services to the community to make them different. I am very much

presidents will fully support me to succeed the tenure.

Rotary Club of Baneshwor, is 1st club of 3292 district, which was chartered on 30th

July 2008 with 26 Rotarian members, is now one of the Vibrant club of Rotary

district 3292 with a very good image in the district. We had served the community

in different sector like health, education and economic development.

RCC and Inner wheel club will continue as previous periods as well as joint service

programs with all these family clubs and other Rotary clubs will be the preference

of this year. With great support and cooperation from all our seniors and other

non-Rotarian friends and families the year 2018/19 will be great success to achieve

the Rotary objective of humanitarian service for betterment of the community.

Arun K. Bansal

President

2018/19


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EDITORIAL

Rotary is where people unite and use their passion, energy and intelligence not

only to build a better world but to become better people ourselves. We are here

in Rotary with same zest and longing to give back to the communities, to have an impact, to make a difference, to be part of something larger than ourselves.

It feels great to celebrate 11th Installation Ceremony of Rotary Club of Baneshwor

and also to bring out Souvenir 2018-19 on this auspicious occasion. We would like

to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to all of our past presidents

and members of the RC Baneshwor, who have toiled away to maintain both

the fellowship and service activities successfully, at its peak. We couldn’t have reached this far without their passion, energy, intelligence and hard work.

We would like to congratulate our new President Rtn. Arun Bansal and the entire

team. We feel happy to see that our club has planned to contribute in all avenues

of service and area of focus set forth by Rotary International this year. All these are possible with effort of such a wonderful team and a dynamic leader.

Finally a word of thanks to those who supported us to bring this Souvenir out

by contributing generously by providing advertisements, messages and articles.

We are thankful to Rtn. Prafulla Pradhan, Rtn. Dilendra Raj Shrestha, Rtn. Yubaraj

Gurung and Rtn. Vishnu Karkee for their guidance and support. Be the inspiration!

Inspire the world!

Rtn. Tina Rajbhandari

Joint SecretaryRtn. Surendra Shrestha

SecretaryRtn. Dilip Bhattarai

President Elect

Editorial Committee


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PAST PRESIDENTS OFRC BANESHWOR

Rtn. Vishnu B Karkee

Charter President2008-09

Rtn. Ajay Ghimire

President2011-12

Rtn. Pramod Jaiswal

President2014-15

Rtn. Shanker Pd. Koirala

President2009-10

Rtn. Tejendra Nath Shrestha

President2012-13

Rtn. Guna Koirala

President2015-16

Rtn. Rohit Thapa

President20010-11

Rtn. Shiva Ram Pradhan

President2013-14

Rtn. Meenu Piya Pradhan

President2016-17

Rtn. Deepak Thapa

President2017-18


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BOARDMEMBER 2018-19

Rtn. Arun Kumar Bansal

President

Rtn. Deepak ThapaImm. Past President

Rtn. Surendra Shrestha Secretary

Rtn. Naween Kumar

ShresthaChair Admin

Rtn. Manish SapkotaSergeant at Arms

Rtn. Dilip K. BhattaraiPresident Elect

Rtn. Binod DhakalTreasurer

Rtn. Shanker Pd.

KoiralaChair Membership

Rtn. Meenu Piya

PradhanChair Service Project

Rtn. v MaskeyVice President

Rtn. Rohit ThapaChair TRF

Rtn. Yagya Laxmi ThapaVice President

Rtn. Shiva Ram PradhanChair Public Relations


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WHY JOIN ROTARY ?

MR.RICHARD D. KINGPresident 2001-2002, Rotary International

My Colleagues in Service:

Rotary develops character and brings out the best of the human spirit. It teaches

people ethics, humanity, cultural awareness, people skills and the desire and

ability to service others. Rotary creates a more positive environment for promoting

world understanding and peace.

Rotary always benefits two people. The child who is sick, who is hungry, who is thirsty who has no clothes. No shelter, no education, no future, no hope…. that

child is the beneficiary of Rotary’s outreach. That child is Rotary’s business.

But another benefit comes to the Rotarian - the one actually providing the service. The Rotarian grows and fulfills the real reason for his or her existence, which is to serve others. The Rotarian becomes an emotionally and spiritually healthier

person, a better professional, a better father or mother, a better citizen, a better

human being.

Yet there are millions of men and women around the world who are Rotarians at

heart but who have never joined because of one simple reason - they haven’t

been asked. We must ask them now! Ever since the tragedy of 11 September,

there is an urgency to our quest. There is a greater need from Rotarians and

Rotary clubs than ever before. One night I sat pondering at my desk in my den,


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wondering why I was a Rotarian. I came up with 20 answers to the question : why

join rotary? They are :

1. Friendship : In an increasingly complex world, Rotary provides one of the most basic human needs; the need for friends and fellowship.

2. Business Development : Rotary consists of a cross section of every business community.

3. Personal Growth and Development : Membership in Rotary continues one’s growth in human relations and personal development.

4. Leadership Development : Rotary is an organization of leaders and successful people. Serving in Rotary positions is like a college education in leadership.

5. Citizenship in the Community : The average Rotary club consists of the most active citizens of any community.

6. Continuing Education : Each week at Rotary there is a program designed to keep one informed as to what is going on in the community, nation and world.

7. Fun : Rotary provides fellowship, social activities and fun in service.

8. Public Speaking Skills : Rotary develops confidence and skill in public communication.

9. Citizenship in the World : There are few places that do not have a Rotary club, which results in instant friends around the world.

10. Assistance when Traveling : Rotarians who travel can quickly find a doctor. lawyer, hotel, dentist, etc. through Rotary’s network.

11. Entertainment : Rotary offers conferences, conventions, assemblies and institutes that provide entertainment in addition to Rotary information, education and service.

12. The Development of Social Skills : Every week, members have an opportunity to develop their people skills through Rotary’s meetings, service activities and social functions.

13. Family Programs : Rotary provides one of the world’s largest Youth Exchange programs: programs for high-school and college-age students, opportunities for spouses, and activities to assist family members in the development of values.


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14. Vocational Skills : Every Rotarian is expected to contribute to the development of his or her vocation.

15. The Development of Ethics : Rotarians practice the 4-Way Test, which governs one’s ethical standards. Rotarians are expected to be ethical in business and personal relationship.

16. Cultural Awareness : Virtually every country, culture, religion, race, creed, political persuasion, language, color and ethnic identity is found in Rotary.

17. Prestige : Rotary is the oldest and most prestigious service club in the world. Its ranks include executives, managers and professionals - people who make decisions and influence policy.

18. Nice People : Rotarians, above all, are nice people. There are important people who believe in the adage that while “it is nice to be important, it is more important to be nice.”

19. The Absence of “Official Creed” : Rotary has no secret handshake, no secret policy, no official creed, no secret meetings or rituals. It is an open society of men and women who simply believe in helping others.

20. The Opportunity to Serve : Rotary is a service club. Its business is mankind; its product is service. This is perhaps the best reason for becoming a Rotarian - the chance to do something for somebody else while experiencing self-fulfillment in the process.

Rotarians are in the world’s greatest business. We must succeed. No other success

can compensate for failure, for Mankind is our Business!

Source: 2002 Rotary Club of Dubai.


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x'g ;s]sf] 5}g . x'g t ljQLo ;+:yf, ko{6g, hnljB't cflb If]qdf klg /fd|}l;t k"FhL kl/rfng ePsf] cj:yf ljBdfg

5 t/ klg lwtf]kq ahf/df d"ntM a]+s tyf ljQLo ;+:yfx¿sf] afx'No /x]sfn] o;n] ;du| g]kfnsf] k|ltlglwTj x'g

;s]sf] 5}g / kmn:j¿k cy{tGqsf] ;SsnL t:jL/ k|:t't ug{ g;s]sf] xf] eGg] s]xL cy{ljb\x¿sf] cf/f]kdf cf+lzs

;Totf gePsf] rflxF xf]Og .

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dfq kmfObf p7fPsf], Jofj;flos kf/blz{tf gePsf], ;xL ;"rgf / hfgsf/L lbg] k|rng gePsf], lwtf]kq ;fIf/tf Pj+

hghfu/0f cleofg grnfOPsf], lgodgsf/L lgsfo / :6s PS;r]~haLrdf plrt ;+:yfut ;dGjo gePsf] /

;a} sf/f]af/ s/sf] bfo/fdf gcfPsf] h:tf ;d:ofx¿ cBflk 5Fb}5g\ .

x'gt lwtf]kq ahf/df pTkfbgd"ns pBf]ux¿sf] cfudg / ;xeflutf Go"g x'g' Pp6f k|d'v ;d:of xf] t/ d'n'ssf]

;du| cj:yf g;'wfl/P;Dd o;df tTsfn pNn]Vo k|ult x'g ;Qm}g . g]kfndf k|hftGqsf] k'g/f]bo ePkl5 Psk6s

pTkfbg If]qsf pBf]u Pj+ k|lti7fgx¿ klg cfPsf lyP . t/ ltgLx¿ la:tf/} aflxl/P . /fhgLlts cl:y/tfsf] sf/0fn]

dfq xf] ls xfdLsxfF pBf]u wGbf / Joj;fo ;`rfngdf k/Dk/fut / ;+:yfut sdhf]/Lx¿ klg 5g\ To;sf] af/]df

lj:t[t cWoog x'g h¿/L 5 . cGoyf xfdL ;"rLs[t x'g cfXjfg ul//xg] t/ pgLx¿ k"FhL ahf/df k|j]z ug{ grfxg]

xfns} h:tf] lj7Djgfk"0f{ cj:yfn] lg/Gt/tf kfpg ;Qm5 . :6s PS;r]~hdf ;"rLs[t ePkl5 ;DalGwt sDkgLx¿n]

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;dod} ;fj{hlgs ug'{ kb{5 .

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Jofks / lj:tfl/t agfpg h¿/L x'G5 . o; If]qsf] cflwsfl/s lgodgsf/L lgsfo g]kfn lwtf]kq af]8{n] lwtf]kqsf]

k|fylds lgisf;gdf b]ze/sf OR5's g]kfnLnfO{ ;xefuL u/fpg yfngL u/]sf] cfZaf (Application Supported

by Blocked Amount) / l;–cfZaf (Centralised Application Supported by Blocked Amount)

nufotsf k4ltn] cfd gful/snfO{ of] If]qdf c+lzof/ x'g pT;flxt t'NofPsf] 5 .


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agfpg d cy{dGqL ePsf] ;dodf :6s Psr]~hnfO{ :jrflnt ljB'tLo k|0ffnLdf n}hfg] gLlt lnP/ cgnfOg sf/f]

af/sf nflu k|lqmof k|f/De klg ul/Psf] lyof] . t/ Jojxf/df cfpg eg] ljnDa e}/x]sf] b]lvPsf] 5 . To:t} u}/

cfjf;Lo g]kfnLnfO{ klg lwtf]kqsf] bf];|f] ahf/ v'nf ug]{ gLltut lg0f{o klg To;}a]nf ul/Psf] lyof] . h'g cBflk

plQs} cTofjZos Pj+ ;fGble{s /x]sf] 5 .

o:t} ljb]zL ljlgdo hf]lvd sd ug{ d]/} sfo{sfndf cf/De ul/Psf] x]h km08;DaGwL gLltut Joj:yf Pj+ hf]lvd

;xeflutf / Joj:yfkg sfo{ljlwnfO{ klg ;Fu;Fu} cufl8 nfg' kg]{ cj:yf /xs]f] 5 .

ljut @% jif{sf] t'ngfdf xfd|f] lwtf]kq ahf/ lj:tfl/t / ljljwLs[t eO/x]sf] 5 . b'O ;o eGbf a9L sDkgLx¿

;"rLs[t ePsf 5g\ . kGw| nfv dflg;x¿ o;l;t cfj4 ePsf 5g\ . lwtf]kqsf] sf/f]af/ pNn]vgLo 9+un] a9]

sf] 5 . lgodgsf/L lgsfosf] e"ldsf k|efjsf/L eO/x]sf] 5 . lwtf]kq Jofj;foLx¿sf] ;+Vof a9]sf] 5 . ;j{;fw/0f

nufgLstf{x¿ cfslif{t ePsf] cj:yf 5 . pgLx¿n] af]g; / nfef+z kfpg] cj:yf l;h{gf ePsf] 5 . tTsfn lwtf]

kqx¿sf] clws cfk"lt{n] ubf{ z]o/ ahf/sf] kl/;"rs v:s]sf] eP tfklg d"Nodf ;'wf/ cfpg] cfzf ul/Fb}5 .

;dfhjfbL cy{tGqsf] jsfnt ug]{ qmddf g]kfnsf] k"FhL ahf/sf] ljifodf s]xL ;/sf/L kbflwsf/Lx¿n] gsf/fTds

wf/0ff ;fj{hlgs u/]sf] sf/0f k"FhL ahf/df clgZro / cfz+sf b]lvPsf] 5 . t/ rfn" cfly{s jif{sf] ah]6n] lwtf]kq

ahf/sf af/]df tLg j6f gLltut k|fjwfgx¿ eg] ;d]6]sf] 5 h'g cfkm}Fdf Pp6f ;sf/fTds sbd xf] .

k|ydtM Ps ca{ jf ;f] eGbf a9Lsf] k"FhLdf :yflkt ;a} pTkfbgd"ns sDkgLx¿nfO{ klAns sDkgL lnld6]8df

¿kfGt/0f eO{ k"FhL ahf/df ;"lrs[t x'g'kg]{ kg]{ Joj:yf ul/Psf] 5 . bf];|f]df, k|fOe]6 OlSj6L, e]~r/ km08 / x]h km08

nufotsf gofF ;+:yfx¿nfO{ k"FhL ahf/df k|j]z u/fOg] elgPsf] 5 . t]>f]df, g]kfnsf] qm]l86 /]l6ª u/fO{ ljb]zL nufgL

/ C0f k|jfxnfO{ ;xhLs/0f ul/g] Joj:yf ul/Psf] 5 . rf}yf] / clGtd eg]sf] ?= %) s/f]8 jf ;f] eGbf a9L r'Qmf

k"FhL ePsf k|fOe]6 lnld6]8 sDkgLx¿nfO{ klAns lnld6]8 sDkgLdf ¿kfGt/0f x'g k|f]T;fxg :j¿k tLg jif{sf nflu

cfos/df bz k|ltzt 5'6 lbg] Joj:yf ul/Psf] 5 . ;"rLs[t x'g rfx]df ;'ljwf ;x'lnot k|bfg ug]{ / s/sf] bfo/

fdf k|efjsf/L 9+un] Nofpg] ljifox¿ ;/fxgLo 5g\ .

xfd|f] h:tf] OR5f–cfsf+Iff c;Lldt ePsf] t/ ;|f]t–eg] ;fwg ;Lldt ePsf] d'n'ssf] nflu lwtf]kq ahf/ ;|f]t ;fwg

h'6fpg] / k"FhL kl/rfng ug]{ pko'Qm Pj+ ;zQm dfWod xf] . cfjZos If]qdf cfjZos k/]sf] ;|f]t hf]xf] x'g ;sf];\ /

To;sf] ;b'kof]u xf];\ eGg] ljifodf kof{Kt Wofg k'¥ofpg' kb{5 . ;a}eGbf klxn] clxn]sf] ;/sf/n] lwtf]kq ahf/k|lt

ljZjf; hufpg] jftfj/0f lgdf{0f ug'{ cTofjZos b]lvPsf] 5 . tt\kZrft dfq cGo ;kmn cGt/f{li6«o cg'ejx¿nfO{

dWogh/ u/L g]kfndf klg lwtf]kq ahf/sf] ljsf;, lj:tf/ Pj+ lgodgnfO{ k|efjsf/L agfpg' pko'Qm x'g]5 .


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t/ ltd|f] t:aL/ agfpg, of] /Ësf] klg xft 5 .

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HISTORYOF WOMEN IN ROTARY

The 1989 Council on Legislation vote to admit women into Rotary clubs worldwide

remains a watershed moment in the history of Rotary.

"My fellow delegates, I would like to remind you that the world of 1989 is very

different to the world of 1905. I sincerely believe that Rotary has to adapt itself to

a changing world," said Frank J. Devlyn, who would go on to become RI president

in 2000-01.

The vote followed the decades-long efforts of men and women from all over the

Rotary world to allow for the admission of women into Rotary clubs, and several

close votes at previous Council meetings.

The response to the decision was overwhelming: By June 1990, the number of

female Rotarians had skyrocketed to over 20,000. By 2010, the number of women

was approaching 200,000.


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TIMELINEOF WOMEN IN ROTARY

An enactment to delete the word “male” from the Standard Rotary Club Constitution is proposed by a Rotary club in India for the Council on Legislation meeting at the 1950 RI Convention.

As more women begin reaching higher positions in their professions, more clubs begin lobbying for female members. A U.S. Rotary club proposes admitting women into Rotary at the 1972 Council on Legislation.

The Council on Legislation agenda contains an enactment proposed by a Rotary club in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) to permit the admission of women into Rotary clubs. Delegates vote that it be withdrawn. Two other proposals to allow women to be eligible for honorary membership are also withdrawn.

Three separate proposals to admit women into membership are submitted to the Council on Legislation for consideration at the 1977 RI Convention. A Brazilian club makes a different proposal to admit women as honorary members.

1950

1964

1977

1972


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The RI Board of Directors and Rotary clubs in India, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States propose an enactment to remove from the RI and club constitutions and bylaws all references to members as “male persons.”

On 4 May, the U.S. Supreme Court rules that Rotary clubs may not exclude women from membership on the basis of gender. Rotary issues a policy statement that any Rotary club in the United States can admit qualified women into membership. The Rotary Club of Marin Sunrise, California (formerly Larkspur Landing), is chartered on 28 May. It becomes the first club after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling to have women as charter members.Sylvia Whitlock, of the Rotary Club of Duarte, California, becomes the first female Rotary club president.

1980

1987

The Rotary Club of Duarte, California, USA, admits women as members in violation of the RI Constitution and Standard Rotary Club Constitution. Because of this violation, the club's membership in RI is terminated in March 1978. (The club was reinstated in September 1986.)

In a lawsuit filed by the Duarte club, the California Superior Court in 1983 rules in favor of Rotary International, upholding gender-based qualification for membership in California Rotary clubs. In 1986, the California Court of Appeals reverses the lower court's decision, preventing the enforcement of the provision in California. The California Supreme Court refuses to hear the case, and it is appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

In November, the RI Board of Directors issues a policy statement recognizing the right of Rotary clubs in Canada to admit female members based on a Canadian law similar to that upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court.

1977

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1988


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At its first meeting after the 1987 U.S. Supreme Court decision, the Council on Legislation votes to eliminate the requirement in the RI Constitution that membership in Rotary clubs be limited to men. Women are welcomed into Rotary clubs around the world.

In July, eight women become district governors, the first elected to this role: Mimi Altman, Gilda Chirafisi, Janet W. Holland, Reba F. Lovrien, Virginia B. Nordby, Donna J. Rapp, Anne Robertson, and Olive P. Scott.

Catherine Noyer-Riveau begins her term as the first woman elected to the RI Board of Directors

Elizabeth S. Demaray begins her term as treasurer, the first woman to serve in this position.

As of June, there are about 20,200 female Rotarians worldwide. The Rotarian runs a feature on women in Rotary.

Carolyn E. Jones begins her term as the first woman appointed as trustee of The Rotary Foundation.

More than 199,000 women are members of Rotary clubs worldwide, with an increasing number serving as district governors

Anne L. Matthews begins her term as the first woman to serve as RI vice president.

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1990

2005

2010

2013

1995

2008

2012

Source : rotary.org


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THANK YOUall the wonderful women of RC Baneshwor

for being an integral part of the club.

If you want

something said,

ask a man; if you

want something

done, ask a

woman.

—Margaret Thatcher

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PRESIDENTIALMESSAGE

One year ago, your Rotary International Board of Directors adopted a new vision statement, reflecting our aspirations for our organization and its future. It reads, “Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”

That simple sentence distills so much of what is essential about Rotary. We unite, because we know that we are far stronger together than we could ever be alone. We take action, because we are not dreamers, but doers. We work to create lasting change that will endure long after our involvement has ended – across the globe and in our communities. And perhaps most important of all, we work to create change in ourselves – not just building a better world around us, but becoming better people ourselves.

A quotation attributed to French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry goes: “If you want to build a boat, don’t begin by collecting wood,

Barry RassinPresident 2018-19


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cutting boards, or assigning tasks. Begin by awakening in the souls of your workers a longing for the vast and boundless sea.” Each of us came to Rotary because we had a longing – to have an impact, to make a difference, to be part of something larger than ourselves. That desire, that vision for a better world and our role in building it, is what drives us in Rotary. It’s what made us become members, it’s what motivates us to serve, and it’s what led me to choose our theme for this Rotary year: Be the Inspiration.

I want to see Rotary Be the Inspiration for our communities by doing work with a transformational impact. It’s time to start moving forward, by removing the barriers that are holding us back. Let’s make it easier to make adjustments in our clubs or start new clubs that suit different needs. Let’s work to strengthen Rotaract and smooth the transition from Rotaract clubs into Rotary. Let’s give all Rotarians the flexibility to serve in the ways that work best for them, so that every Rotarian finds enduring value in Rotary membership.

Truly sustainable service, the kind of service we strive for in Rotary, means looking at everything we do as part of a larger global ecology. This year, I ask all of you to Be the Inspiration for sustainable service by addressing the impact of environmental issues on our work. The

environment plays a key role in all six of our areas of focus, and that role is only becoming greater as the impact of climate change unfolds. It’s time to move past seeing the environment as somehow separate from those six areas. Clean air, water, and land are essential for healthy communities – and essential for the better, healthier future we strive for.

Be the Inspiration – and together we can, and we will, inspire the world.

Source: www.rotary.org


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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITY OF A ROTARY CLUB MENTOR AND SARGENT AT ARM

A: Roles and responsibility of a Rotary Club Mentor

A1. Background:

Mentor is an experienced and trusted guide, counselor, or teacher, who leads by

example and provides personalized attention to help people discover his or her

own unconscious competencies. The concept enjoys popularity as an effective

development tool, and its origins trace back to the ancient Greece.

A study of successful personalities throughout the course of world history reveals

most such men had mentors who cared about their growth and development.

Therefore assigning a mentor for new members of a Rotary Clubs is being

emphasized by Rotary International and accordingly by RID 3292 for the growth,

development and retention of new members.

The basic in Rotary career is to have Rotary Knowledge. The more knowledge

a Rotarian has about Rotary, the more love and interest he or she will have in

Rotary. But, unfortunately majority of Rotarians worldwide lack the basic Rotary

Knowledge, which has become the main reason for retention of members in the

Clubs. Hence, mentoring is the most important part of the orientation process to

new member of Rotary Clubs about what Rotary is and what it does. However,

Prafulla Man Singh PradhanChair District Strengthening Committee

RI District 3292: 2018/19

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mentors cannot just be appointed and left on their own rather trained and

prepared. Their duties and expectations must be clear and a list of expected

activities or actions with the new member must be clear. Effective mentors will

virtually guarantee long- term retention and active involvement of the new

member by nurturing them as a newly born baby. Poor mentorship will almost

certainly assure short-term retention.

During the past few years, there has been significant growth of Rotary clubs and members in RID 3292. Therefore, there is a dire need in clubs to assign a Mentor to

guarantee long- term retention of members by orienting/educating them about

Rotary. The mentor of a Rotary club should be someone who has something in

common with the new member, has a welcoming personality, is committed to

the club’s growth, and is knowledgeable about Rotary and devote helping the

new member become integrated into your club.

A2. Purpose of assigning a mentor : The purpose of assigning a mentor includes

but not limited to:1. Make new members comfortable (feel at ease) in the club

2. Facilitate new members to participate in district events and club activities

3. Facilitate to share talent treasure and time for the humanitarian service

4. Develop leadership skills and prepare to take leadership positions in the club

5. Develop affiliation with the club, club members and become an active member

6. Retain membership

A3. Roles and responsibilities : The roles and responsibilities of a Mentor could

be as follows:1. Develop personal relation with the members (understand and be

understood)

2. Be in constant touch

3. Facilitate them to feel comfortable in any club meetings and events

4. Encourage them to invite someone they know to a meeting

5. Assist to enhance Rotary knowledge (be prepared for trouble shooting):


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Basics of Rotary

6. Facilitate to register in My Rotary and making best use of it

7. Facilitate to participate in weekly meetings (participate together)

8. Encourage to build interpersonal relationship with other club members

9. Help develop leadership skills and encourage to take leadership roles in the Club

10. Encourage to participate in club activities

11. Facilitate to engage spouse and family of the members in the club activities.

12. Prepare for classification talk and encourage to take leadership roles in the club

13. Encourage to participate in District and International events

14. Encourage visiting other clubs to build confidence and accompany them.

15. Encourage to participate and contribute in The Rotary Foundation

16. Facilitate to pay club and Rotary dues timely

17. Identify hidden potential and facilitate to unfold it

18. Identify blind spots and facilitate to address it.

19. Provide feedbacks as and when necessary

20. Get feedback on the performance of the mentor

Note:

1. The above-mentioned roles and responsibility is presented not in any order, rather an attempt to include as many roles as possible to undertake mentoring a new member of the club.

2. Mentor and person being mentored can add on further points if deemed necessary

3. The mentoring involves four stages such as (a) establish relationship between Mentor and member (b) mentoring and coaching (c) member mentoring himself and the mentor and (d) be in the main stream of Rotary and be a true Rotarian

Reference : Introducing a New members to Rotary an Orientation Guide of Rotary

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B: Roles and Responsibilities of Sargent at Arm of Rotary Clubs

B1. Background : Most of the Rotary Clubs under RID 3292 assign Sargent at

Arm in their clubs and the concerns of the clubs have been their Roles and

Responsibilities. Clubs do provide roles to Sargent at Arm but limited to some

rituals and appointing Sargent at Arms are taken very lightly by Rotary Clubs

(may be with few exceptions). In fact the Sargent at Arm is the Symbol of Authority

of Rotary Clubs and therefore a senior Rotarians should be appointed. Sargent

at Arm may or may not be the member of BOD of the club, however it is better to

include in the BOD with provisions in the club bylaws. Some of the Rotary Clubs in

Nepal call Sargent at Arm as Sachetak and Maryada Palak, however the role of

Sargent at Arm encompasses both.

B2. Roles and responsibilities of Sargent at Arm : Roles and responsibilities of

Sargent at Arms are not limited to during the meeting or event only. The roles and

responsibilities extends before, during and after the meeting and are suggested

as follows:

B2.1. Before the Meeting:

1. Display meeting etiquettes in a place where everyone can see. Strictly and

strictly adhere to the etiquettes and it’s provisions.

2. Organize meeting space and layout etc.

3. Make sure that equipment works

4. In coordination with Administrative Committee Chair, coordinate with

service provider (Restaurant or Hotel) for quality and timely serving of

refreshment

5. Receive guests and make them feel at ease

6. Coordinate with Speakers for his/her needs and make sure that guests

arrive in time

7. Collar the President to start the Regular Meeting


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B2.2. During the Meeting:

1. Keep order during the meetings and make sure that there is no distraction

during the Meeting

2. Take actions against rowdy and disruptive behaviors during the Meeting

3. Take care of the members and guests

4. Check if meeting etiquettes are followed and suggest actions against

violators.

5. Ensure that Meeting is timely started and concluded

B2.3. After the meeting:

1. See off the guests

2. Keep the venue in order

3. Check if anything is left and take care of it

4. Review what went well and what went wrong an take corrective actions for

next meetings

B2.5. General

1. Take care of security and safety within the meeting venue

2. Facilitate to mange time (fellowship and meeting) strictly

3. Attend Board Meeting if invited or if included as member of the board

4. Report as and when required

5. Undertake member satisfaction survey and facilitate accordingly to

improve

6. Sargent at Arm should be the first person to arrive and last person to leave the venue

7. Work in close collaboration with Committee Chairs, Secretary and President

Note:

1. The above-mentioned roles and responsibility is an attempt to include as

many roles as possible to undertake the assignment

2. Sargent at Arm in consultation with the President can add on roles


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3. Meeting etiquettes need to be prepared and approved by the board and

RWM. Some examples may include (a) no refreshment during the meeting

(b) dress code (c) punctuality (d) wearing Rotary Pin (e) seating order

(f) mobile in silence mode (g) no side talk during the meeting and (h)

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Hearty Congratulations toRtn. Arun Bansal,

President 2018-19 and team

for 11th Installation

of


Rtn. Ajay Ghimire




of


Wish you all the bestRtn. Arun Bansal

for your new presidential tenure.

Congratulations!




of


Rtn. Baburam Adhikari

Thank you to Past President

Rtn. Deepak Thapa

&

Hearty Congratulations toRtn. Arun Bansal!

Many many congratulations to

Rtn. Arun Bansal

for your presidency of Rotary Club

of Baneshwor. Wish you a very

very delightful tenurer

Rtn. Bhawana Ghimire

Rtn. Bishwanath Acharya

Rtn. Binod Dhakal

Rtn. Deepak Thapa


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of


Congratulations new Pr esident Rtn. Arun Bansal.

Wish you all the best for your

tenure.

Thank you to Past Pr esidentRtn. Deepak Thapa

& Many many congratulations to our new President

Rtn. Arun Bansal!

Congratulations new Pr esident Rtn. Arun Bansal.

Wish you all the best for your

tenure.

Thank you to Past Pr esidentRtn. Deepak Thapa

& Many many congratulations to our new President

Rtn. Arun Bansal!

Thank you to Past Pr esident Rtn. Deepak Thapa

& Congratulations to new

President of RC Baneshwor

Rtn. Arun Bansal!

Wish you all the best for successful year ahead!

Rtn. Jyotsna Poudel Gyawali

Rtn. Dilip Kumar Bhattarai

Rtn. Kishor Maskey

Rtn. Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha

Rtn. Guna Koirala

Rtn. Mahabir Gurung


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Congratulationsnew President

Rtn. Arun Bansal!

Wish you all the best for

successful year ahead!

Many many congratulationsto our new President

Rtn. Arun Bansal!

Wish you a successful tenure!


Rtn. Arun Bansal!

I would lik e to Congratulatenew President

Rtn. Arun Bansal

and team for the successful Rotary

Year 2018-19!

Congratulationsto new President of Rotary Club of

Baneshwor

Rtn. Arun Bansal

& all the best with your future endeavors

Rtn. Manju Sharma

Rtn. Mahendra Raj Bhusal

Rtn. Manoj Kumar Tandon Chhetri

Rtn. Manoj Dhakal

Rtn. Manish Sapkota

Rtn. Mariska Pokharel


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I am delighted to congratulate the Rotary Club of Baneshwor on

the 11th anniversary of its charter.

Congratulations to our new

President and the entire team.

Be the inspiration!

Dear Pr esidentRtn. Arun Bansal,

your perseverance and your sure

belief in your ability has led you

to success. Congratulations!

I would lik e to Congratulate new Pr esident

Rtn. Arun Bansal

& team for the successful Rotary

Year 2018-19!

Be the inspiration and lets make

this year remarkable one!


Rtn. Arun Bansal


Year 2018-19!

Be the inspiration!

Congratulations to new Pr esident Rtn. Arun Bansal


Year 2018-19!

Let’s make this year remarkable

one! Let’s be the inspiration!

Rtn. Prakash Nakarmi

Rtn. Meenu Piya Pradhan

Rtn. Ramchandra Pd. Dhungana

Rtn. Pushkar Panthi

Rtn. Naween Kumar Shrestha

Rtn. Rohit Thapa


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Congratulations & all the best to new President

Rtn. Arun Bansal

with your future endeavors.


Rtn. Arun Bansal!

Wish you a successful tenure!

CongratulationsRtn. Arun Bansal.

I wish you a wonderful

year of successful service

as we work together to be

the inspiration.


Rtn. Arun Bansal


Year 2018-19!

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Rtn. Saroj Powdel

Rtn. Shivanee Thapa Basnyat

Rtn. Shiva Ram Pradhan

Rtn. Shailendra Raj Giri

Rtn. Surendra Shrestha


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Wish you all the best toour new President

Rtn. Arun Bansal

& thank you to our Past President

Rtn. Deepak Thapa

and team.

Many Many Congratulation to our new President

Rtn. Arun Bansal.

We are with you. Move ahead.


one.

Dear President

Rtn. Arun Bansal,

If you are facing in the right direction, all you need to do is

keep on walking. We are with you and together we can, and we will.

Be the inspiration.


Rtn. Arun Bansal


Year 2018-19!

Be the inspiration!

Congratulations to new Pr esident Rtn. Arun Bansal


Year 2018-19!


one! Let’s be the inspiration!

Rtn. Tejendra Nath Shrestha

Rtn. Surendra Shrestha

Rtn. Vishnu B. Karkee

Rtn. Tina Rajbhandari

Rtn. Surya Thapa

Rtn. Yagya Laxmi Thapa


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CLUBROSTER 2018-19

Rtn. Ajay Ghimire

Rtn. Baburam

Adhikari

Rtn. Arun Kumar

Bansal, (PHF+2)

Rtn. Bhawana

Ghimire

Mrs. Upama Ghimire

Mrs. Dibyalaxmi

Sharma

Mrs. Prativa Pokharel

Bansal

Membership ID: 6884461

Club Joining Date: 30-Jul-2008

Ace Institute of Management, Chairman

Ace Apartment, Naxal, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4436545 / 9851071932


Club Joining Date: 27-Aug-2016

Government Service

Address: Balaju Kathmandu


Contact: 9851031069



Hi-Tech Distributors, Proprietor

Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4444811 / 9851021715


Club Joining Date: 20-Feb-2018

IFLIX, Country Manager

Shankhamool


Contact: 9851039761


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Rtn. Binod Dhakal Rtn. Bishwanath

Acharya

Mrs. Mamata Dahal Mrs. Sadhana Dahal


Club Joining Date: 01-Apr-2015

Capital Markets, Entrepreneurship

Dillibazaar 31, Kathmandu




Event Management

Address:


Contact: 9851085785

Rtn. Dilip Kumar

Bhattarai (PHF)

Mrs. Sandhya Basnet

Bhattarai


Club Joining Date: 01-Jan-2014

Trishul AutoContact, Proprietor

Basubdhara Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4355995 / 9851095892

Rtn. Deepak Thapa Mrs. Nikita Bhandari

Thapa



Event Management


Contact: 9851085785

Rtn. Guna Koirala,

(MPHF-2)

Rtn. Shanker Pd.

Koirala



Social Service

Battisputali, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4482800 / 9841439188

Rtn. Jyotsna Poudel

Gyawali (MPHF)

Mr. Tulsi Gyawali



SAJJA The Designerwear, MD

Lamtangin Marg, Chundevi, Kathmandu


Contact: 9851076325


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Rtn. Kalpana Devi

Piya Shrestha

Mr. Purushotam

Shrestha


Club Joining Date: 09-May-2009

Peace Marketing Co P. Ltd

Balaju, Kathmandu

[email protected]

Contact: 01- 4230873 / 9851022202

Rtn. Kishor Maskey Mrs. Usha Maskey


Club Joining Date: 09-May-2009

Peace Marketing Co P. Ltd

Balaju, Kathmandu

[email protected]

Contact: 01- 4230873 / 9851022202

Rtn. Mahendra Raj

Bhusal

Mrs. Saraswati

Pandey



Organization and position:

Thapagaun-10, New Baneshwor,


Contact: 9801099879

Rtn. Mahabir Gurung

(PHF)

Mrs. Beena Gurung


Club Joining date-11-Apr-2012

Ex. DIG Armed Police Force,

Budhanilkanth


Contact: 01-4650049 / 9851135415

Rtn. Manish Sapkota Mira Sapkota



Astrologer & Vaastu, consultant

Dillibazar Kathmandu


Contact: 9851076981

Rtn. Manju Sharma Mr. Dwiraj Sharma


Club Joining Date: 01-Sep-2012

Self-employed at Alfa Beta

Sanepa Height


Contact: 9801089611


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Rtn. Manoj Kumar

Tandon Chhetri

Mrs. Shanti Tandon



Bal Sarathi, Member

Gaushala-9, Kathmandu

Email. [email protected]

Contact: 9851066527

Rtn. Meenu Piya

Pradhan (PHF+1)

Rtn. Shiva Ram

Pradhan


Club Joining Date:

Social service

Baluwatar 4, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4426492 / 9851069630

Rtn. Mariska Pokharel



Art teacher/Model/Actress

Baluwataar, Kathmandu

[email protected]

Contact: 9801147577

Rtn. Naween Kumar

Shrestha

Mrs. Sakuntala

Shrestha


Club Joining Date: 10-Mar-2017

Retired Army

Kuleshwor–14, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4280349 / 9851002453

Rtn. Prakash Nakarmi Mrs. Manjushree

Nakarmi



Dhumbarahi, Kathmandu


Rtn. Manoj Dhakal Mrs. Janu Dhakal



Nepal Oil Corporation Ltd

Mid Baneshwor, Kathmandu


Contact: 9841353316


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Rtn. Pushkar Panthi Mrs. Usha Panthi



Chartered Accountant/ Auditing

Sankhamul, Kathmandu


Contact: 9851144301

Rtn. Ramchandra Pd.

Dhungana

Mrs. Bhabana

Dhungana



Govt. Service, Custom Department

Dhumbarahi, Kathmandu

Email:[email protected]

Contact: 01-4372449 / 9851057151

Rtn. Saroj Powdel Mrs. Vanita Sharma

Powdel



Escalators & Elevators, Consultant and Dealer

Baluwatar, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4424964 / 9851016418

Rtn. Rohit Thapa

(PHF)

Rtn. Yagyalaxmi

Thapa



A.I. Gen.(Ret), APF ex Employees, Associa-

tion,1st Vice President Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4283440 / 9851072711

Rtn. Shailendra

Raj Giri

Mrs. Isha Giri



Occupation: Business

Minbhawan-31, Baneshwor, Kathmandu


Contact: 9801065974

Rtn. Shanker Pd.

Koirala (MPHF)

Rtn. Guna Koirala



Former Finance Minister, Club President

Battisputali Height, Kathmandu-9


Contact: 01-4482800 / 9851099950


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Rtn. Shivanee Thapa

Basnyat

Mr. Pukar Bikram

Basnyat


Club Joining Date: 27-Aug-2016

News Editor/Presenter, NTV, Singhadurbar

Baluwatar, Kathmandu-4


Contact: 01-4415829 / 9851091437

Rtn. Surendra

Shrestha



Tangla Chowk, Kirtipur-1


Contact: 9860799158

Rtn. Surendra

Shrestha

Mrs. Kalpana Shahi

Singh Shrestha



Swarnim & Shreejan (Momo Sansar) P. LTD.

Shanti Nagar, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4481725 / 9851123678

Rtn. Surya Thapa


Club Joining date: 01-Jul-2018

Dental Surgeon at Kathmandu Dental Clinic

Uttardhoka, Lazimpat, Kathmandu


Contact: 9840206803

Rtn. Rtn. Tejendra

Nath Shrestha

Mrs. Rita Shrestha



Occupation: Business

Tahachal, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4260289 / 9851021687

Rtn. Shiva Ram

Pradhan (MPHF+1)

Rtn. Meenu Piya

Pradhan


Club Joining Date: 20-Dec-2010

Retired Maj. Gen. Army OfficerIchhunadi Marg Baluwatar Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4426492 / 9851100505


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Rtn. Tina Rajbhandari Mr. Vijay Kumar

Shrestha



Outlines Research & Development, Director

Lazimpat-2, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-5260469 / 9840098953

Rtn. Vishnu B. Karkee

(PHF+5 & PHS)

Mrs. Niru KC Karkee

Member Membership ID: 6062047


Battisputali, Kathmandu

The Beijing Garden, Owner


Contact: 01-4488829 / 9851035000

Rtn. Yagya Laxmi

Thapa

Rtn. Rohit Thapa


Club Joining Date: 01-Jan-2014

Chair Person, Women’s Network,

Budhanilakantha Municipality-7, Kathmandu


Contact: 01-4283440 / 9851067807


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ACTVITIES


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Baneshwor

Kathmandu 44600

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CALL 01-4785633

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Ply Board Industries Pvt. Ltd.

MR GRADE BWR GRADE


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Dear President

Rtn. Arun Bansal,

Congratulationsto you on your installation to

the office of 2018–19 President of Rotary Club of Baneshwor.

I am confident you will have a busy and rewarding year.

Wish you all the best!

Yubraj Gurung

Assistant GovernorRI District 3292

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