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Vol. LXII No. 1 Monday, 4th July 2016

THE CHILKATHE CHILKATHE CHILKATHE CHILKATHE CHILKA

ROTARY CLUB OF BERHAMPUR, RI DIST. 3262

Editor

Rtn. Doki LaxminarayanaSano Bazar

Main Road

Berhampur (Gm.)

Cell : 9437260397 / 9040217475

Today’s Program Today’s Program Today’s Program Today’s Program Today’s Program : 62nd Installation Ceremony

Next Week’s Program : (8th July‘16) Next Week’s Program : (8th July‘16) Next Week’s Program : (8th July‘16) Next Week’s Program : (8th July‘16) Next Week’s Program : (8th July‘16) : Talk on R.I Theme “Rotary Serving Humanity”

by PP Rtn. Dr. D.J.J.Swamy & PP V.V.R.N Rao.

Co EditorRtn. Basant Ku. Sahu

C/o. Basanta Academy

Housing Board

Berhampur - 2 (Gm.)

Cell : 99371 85395

WEEKLY CLUB BULLETIN

The Editorial.....

Ever wonder why the Rotary year begins 1 July?

The international convention initially played a

key role in determining the start date of our

fiscal and administrative year.

Rotary's first fiscal year began the day after

the first convention ended, on 18 August 1910.

The 1911-12 fiscal year also related to the

convention, beginning with the first day of the

1911 convention on 21 August.

At its August 1912 meeting, the Board of

Directors ordered an audit of the International

Association of Rotary Clubs' finances. The

auditors recommended that the organization

end its fiscal year on 30 June to give the

secretary and treasurer time to prepare a

financial statement for the convention and

board, and determine the proper number of

club delegates to the convention.

The executive committee concurred, and at

its April 1913 meeting, designated 30 June as

the end of the fiscal year. This also allowed for

changes to the schedule for reporting club

membership and payments. Even The Rotarian

changed its volume numbering system to

correspond to the fiscal year (beginning with

vol. 5, July 1914).

Rotary continued to hold its annual conventions

in July or August until 1917. Delegates to the

1916 event in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, approved

a resolution to hold future conventions in June,

mainly because of the heat in cities where most

of them occurred. The next one was held 17-

21 June in Atlanta, Georgia.

The term "Rotary year" has been used to signify

Rotary's annual administrative period since at

least 1913. An article in The Rotarian that July

noted, "The Rotary year that is rapidly drawing

to a close has been signalized by several highly

successful joint meetings of Clubs that are so

situated as to assemble together easily and

conveniently."

Since the executive committee's decision in

1913, the end of the Rotary year has remained

30 June.

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KNOW YOUR R.I PRESIDENTJOHN F. GERMPRESIDENT 2016-17

ROTARY CLUB OF CHATTANOOGA

TENNESSEE, USA

John F. Germ is board chair and chief executive officer

of Campbell and Associates

Inc., consulting engineers. He

joined the firm as an engineer

in 1965 after four years in the

U.S. Air Force. He serves on

the boards of several

organizations, including the

board and executive committee

of the Public Education

Foundation, Orange Grove

Center Inc., and as board chair

of Blood Assurance Inc. He also is founder and treasurer

of the Chattanooga State Technical Community College

Foundation and president of the Tennessee Jaycee

Foundation.

He was Tennessee Young Man of the Year in 1970;

Engineer of the Year, 1986; Volunteer Fundraiser of the

Year, 1992; and Tennessee Community Organizations

Volunteer of the Year, 2009. He is a recipient of the

Boy Scouts Silver Beaver Award and the Arthritis

Foundation Circle of Hope Award. In 2013, the White

House recognized him as a Champion of Change.

Germ joined Rotary in 1976 and has served Rotary as

vice president, director, Foundation trustee and vice chair,

aide to the Foundation trustee chair, chair of Rotary’s

US$200 Million Challenge, RI Board Executive

Committee member, RI president’s aide, Council on

Legislation representative and chair, membership zone

coordinator, chair of numerous committees, area

coordinator, RI training leader, and district governor.

Germ has received RI’s Service Above Self Award and

The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service

and Distinguished Service Award. He and his wife, Judy,

are Benefactors and members of the Arch Klumph

Society of The Rotary Foundation. They have four

children and six grandchildren.

Half a century after landing his last C-124, Germ sees

himself as Rotary’s navigator, plotting a course toward

a bright future. “It’s going to be a team effort,” he says.

His main target after polio will be Rotary’s static

membership. On that issue, he says, “The fault is with

us, the current Rotarians.” He wants members to “step

up their outreach. I really think one of our main problems

is that we don’t ask enough people to join. Why? For

fear of rejection. We need to get over that – to get out

there and bring in new members we’ll be proud of.”

Dear Fellow Rotarians,

Today, we look ahead toward a Rotary year that may

one day be known as the greatest in our history: the

year that sees the world’s last case of polio. Wild

poliovirus caused only 74 cases of polio in 2015, all of

them in Afghanistan and Pakistan. As we continue to

work tirelessly toward our goal of eradication, we

must also look beyond it: preparing to leverage our

success into even greater successes to come.

It is tremendously important to Rotary’s future that

our role in the eradication of polio be recognised. The

more we are known for what we’ve achieved, the

more we’ll be able to attract the partners, the funding,

and, most important, the members to achieve even

more. We’re working hard at RI headquarters to be

sure that Rotary gets that recognition. But it can’t all

happen in Evanston. We need you to get the word out

through your clubs and in your communities about

what Rotary is and what we do. We need to be sure

that our clubs are ready for the moment when polio is

finally eradicated — so that when people who want

to do good see that Rotary is a place where they can

change the world, every Rotary club is ready to give

them that opportunity.

We know that if we want to

see Rotary Serving Humanity

even better in the years

ahead, we’ll need more

willing hands, more caring

hearts and more bright minds

to move our work forward. We’ll need clubs that are

flexible, so that Rotary service will be attractive to

younger members, recent retirees and working people.

We’ll need to seek out new partnerships, opening

ourselves more to collaborative relationships with

other organisations.

Looking ahead, we also see a clear need to prioritise

continuity in our leadership. We in Rotary are all

playing on the same team, working toward the same

goals. If we want to reach those goals together, we

all have to move in the same direction — together.

Every day that you serve in Rotary, you have the

opportunity to change lives. Everything you do matters;

every good work makes the world better for us all. In

this new Rotary year, we all have a new chance to

change the world for the better, through Rotary

Serving Humanity.

John F Germ

President, Rot ary International

R.I PRESIDENT’S

MESSAGE, JULY 2016

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THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

TRUSTEE CHAIR'S MESSAGE -

JULY 2016

At the end of the movie — the cow-

boy rides awayThe start of a new Rotary year is

always an exciting time. We have a

new inspirational theme, new club

officers and exciting new projects

to work on. In 2016–17, we also have

a very special occasion to celebrate:the 100th anniversary of our Rotary

Foundation.

Since 1917, when Arch Klumph proposed an endow-

ment “for the purpose of doing good in the world,”

The Rotary Foundation has grown into a world-class

humanitarian organisation. Few other charitablefoundations can claim a 100-year history — all the

more impressive when you consider its humble be-

ginning of only $26.50. The fact that our Foundation

now has $1 billion in assets is a testament to the

remarkable generosity of Rotarians worldwide. I of-

ten wonder just what our Foundation will look likewhen all Rotarians, everywhere, give it their sustained

support.

I hope each of you will take the time to consider our

Foundation’s many successes, achievements we can

all be proud of. Over the past century, we have pro-vided $3 billion to tackle a wide range of problems,

large and small, in thousands of communities world-

wide. Our global and district grant projects are sav-

ing and transforming lives, and we are educating

scholars and training professionals to carry on this

vital legacy.Our centennial offers an ideal opportunity to remind

our ­members — and tell the rest of the world — about

our ­Foundation’s rich history of humanitarian work.

It’s time that everyone knew about our leading role

in the battle to end polio, a fight that Bill Gates and

others agree would never have been possible ­with-out Rotary’s extraordinary dedication. Let’s also spot-

light the many ways we’re fighting other devastating

diseases, providing cleaner and safer drinking wa-

ter, spreading education by promoting ­literacy and

helping local economies grow.

However you celebrate our Foundation’s centennial,I hope you will make that celebration as public as

possible. Hold an event that involves your entire com-

munity and showcases The Rotary Foundation’s good

work. You’ll find many ideas for centennial celebra-

tions at

www.rotary.org/foundation100.RI President John Germ’s theme, Rotary Serving Hu-

manity, speaks directly to the work of our Founda-

KNOW OUR DIST. GOVERNOR

RTN. BRIG. NARAYAN NAYAK

Brigadier Narayan Nayak, a Commissioner Officer of

the Indian Army, commanded a Bat-

talion on the LC with POK in NorthKashmir and Brigade on the Chines

Border at Nathu La. He participated

in 1971 Indo- Pak War, Operation

Blue Star in Punjab, Operation Rhino

in Assam and Operation Rakshak in

J & K and took action at the MynamarBorder again Naga hostiles. He has

been a Commando Instructor of the

Indian Army and a Faculty Member of Army War Col-

lege. He is the Founder Vice President of the War

Veteran Officers’ Association, Odisha and past Presi-

dent of Odisha State Ex-Servicemen League. He hasbeen a trained Mountaineer and climbed Mountain

Harmukh in North Western Himalayas.

He joined the Rotary Movement in 2001 as the Char-

ter President of RC Bhubaneswar Metro. As the Dis-

trict Level he was the Chief Sergeant-at-Arms, As-sistant Governor,MDTC, Dist Chair Rotary Fellowships

and Dist Chair World Understanding & Peace, Dist Chair

Adult Literacy, Dist Coordinator of Rotary Leadership

Institute, Dist Chair Paul Harris Society.

Brig Nayak, a Major Donor Level 4, Bequest Society

Member, Benefactor and Paul Harris Society Member,has created a name Endowment Fund. He is recipi-

ent of Avenue of Service and Club Builder Awards.

Brigadier Nayak graduated from Bhadrak College with

Maths (Hons) and studied Statistics in Patna Univer-

sity. Played football & Cricket for his College. He is

also a graduate from Defense Services Staff College,Wellington and an M.Sc. in Defense Studies from

Madras University.

He is the Managing Director of Industrial Security &

Allied Services Pvt. Ltd. His spouse Sunanda is a Di-

rector of this Company. She is an Alumnus of Sailabala

Womens College, Cuttack. Being an active memberof Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA), she has

managed Vocational Training Centres at Bikaner,

Jalandhar, Danapur and Pithoragarh. She is the char-

ter president, IW club of Bhubaneswar Metro, also a

Rotarian and a Major Donor. Both Brig Nayak and

Sunanda are golfers. Son Adarsh is an Army Majorand daughter a Textile Designer.

tion, which for years has enabled Rotarians to em-

brace humanity and serve those in need. This year,

let’s commit to sharing those inspirational stories,

just as we continue to write more and more of them.

Kalyan BanerjeeFoundation Trustee Chair

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DIST. GOVERNOR’S

MESSAGEIt is heartening and a matter of pleasure that you

will become the Rotary Foundation Centennial

President and Office bearers of your club at the

midnight of 30 June 2016. The formal installation

ceremony may happen later.

On this occasion, I wish to unfold my vision

through this message.

The first and foremost essential ingredient of the

leader is to take everyone with you, to love every

one, to involve everyone, to listen to their views,

to utilize their talent and expertise correctly and

to develop a bonding and emphasize on team

work.

Secondly, you should strengthen your club, by

attracting members, by engaging members, by

making your plans and progress transparent i.e,

uploading your goals and progress in Rotary Club

Central and registering everyone in My Rotary.

Majority of India’s population live in the villages.

To develop our nation, it is necessary to develop

our villages. Hence the third essential

requirement is that each club to adopt atleast

one village and carry out all activities under the

six areas of focus.

Fourthly, after eradicating POLIO, the South Asia

Rotary Leadership has set the goal to make this

Region fully literate. While all verticals of TEACH

are significant, the need is to give more

importance to adult literacy and Child

Development.

Fifthly, make your community open-defacation

free, plant and nurture trees, dig tubewells,

preserve water bodies inculcate a habit of hand

washing and take actions to change the mindset

of people to keep their surroundings neat and

clean.

Sixthly, celebrate the Foundation Centennial year

by actively participating in Global and District

grant projects and contributing to the Foundation.

Seventhly, enhance public image of Rotary by

publicising your projects and activities and by

involving media and local populace.

While, I thank the outgoing team of 2015-16 for

their excellent performance, I wish that all of you,

together, will take your club to greater heights of

achievement through team work. Alone you may

walk, but together you will run.

Yours in Rotary

Brig Narayan Nayak (Retd)

District Governor 2016-17

CLUB’S SNAP SHOTS

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KNOW OUR CHIEF GUEST

Rtn Ajay Agarwal

DG- 2017- 18, RI District.3262, Odisha

Major Donor was born in the renowned family of

Agarwals at Jaipur, Rajasthan in 1967 and is the

youngest son of Sri Ramdasji Agarwal and

Smt.Manvatiji Agarwal. He started an aluminium

product export unit and proved his mettle as a

successful exporter cum entrepreneur in Odisha

and went on to become the youngest member

of the Executive Body of Engineering &Export

Promotion Council of India (EEPC) from 1993

to 1998. Currently he is looking after his family

business of mining.

Rtn.Ajay’s illustrious father, Sri Ramdasji Agarwal,

has been a Rotarian since 1974 and Sri Ramdasji

& his spouse became the 1st Rotary PHF couple

of R.I.Dist.326 in the year 1978 Ajay’s two older

brothers, Ashok & Arun and their spouses are also

active Rotarians and members of the Inner Wheel.

Ajay has been involved in Rotary since childhood

and he became a Rotaractor in 1990. He was a

well-known& active Rotaractor of R.I.Dist.326 and

had organized the Rotaract Assembly at Bhadrak

in the year 1993.

He was recognized as Outstanding Rotaractor

and also received the Best President Award from

PDG. Lalit Surjan and was also the DRR. Club of

Midtwon Bhadrak He was President of Rotary

Club Bhadrak and twice President of Rotary Club

of Midtown Bhadrak. During his presidency

service projects of the clubs in the fields of

Literacy, Health &Environment were highly

appreciated. He was twice recognized as

Outstanding President and for his outstanding

Rotary Service& Contribution to Membership, he

received the Club builder’s Award from the

R.I.President in 2012.

Besides his social and business activity, Ajay was

very active in the field of students movements

form his young day. He was very actively involved

politics in his student career. As a student leader

he successfully organized seminars and create

movement against drugs in the college campus.

DGE Rtn. AJAY AGARWALIS A SUCCESS-

FUL BUSINESSMAN,

YOUNG LEADER,

SOCIAL

CONTRIBUTER AND

OUTSTANDING

PERSONALITY.

He had participated and taken lead in students

demonstration for the welfare of students. Under

his leadership the National Conference of ABVP

was successfully organized at Bhubaneswar in

2015, Odisha. 2000 collage students, lecturer

and delegates from across the country

participated in this conference.

Ajay is recently nominated as President of Friends

of Tribal Society (Bana Bandhu Parisad) of

Bhubaneswar Chapter. He is dedicated to uplift

the quality life of the poor tribal children and

women’. He successfully organized MOU

between Rotary International & Friends of Tribal

Society for joining hands to provide free education

to 15000 tribal students from North East to

Odisha, at recently held Rotary India Literacy

Presidential Conference at Kolkatta.

He married Rtn. Smt. Ritu Agarwal who is the

daughter of the reputed businessman & religious

personality Sri KishanLal Bhartiya. Both Ajay

&.Ritu are Major Donors and they also encourage

and motivate fellow Rotarians to support the

Rotary Foundation. Spouse Rtn. Ritu Agarwal is

PP IW Club, and an Active Rotarian of Rotary Club

of Bhubaneswar New Horizon and they are

blessed with two sons, Srihari & Vinamra Hari.

Active in Philanthropic Institutions, Ajay’s hobbies

include sports, music, literature & travelling.

BLOOD DONATION CAMP REPORT

The first Service Project of the R Y 2016-17 ‘BloodDonation & Grouping Camp” was organised by ourClub in coordination with A.V.B.D, Orissa on01.07.2016 at RCS Hall from 10 AM to 2 PM under theChairamnship of Rtn. Satyakam Patro and Co-Chairman PP Rtn. V. Santosh Kumar. 34 units of bloodwere donated in the camp, out of which 24 units weredonated by our members.

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KNOW YOUR CLUB PRESIDENT

RTN. R. MURALI KRISHNA

President 2016-17

Rotary Club of Berhampur

Classification: Real Estate

Marketing

Rotary Group Study

Exchange Team member

2008 to IOWA USA

A 46 yrs young entrepreneur with

MBA in Marketing and a degree in Law added with

an International experience of being a member of

Rotary International’s Group Study Exchange

Team to tour United States Of America as a

Business consultant representing RID 3260

Comprising of Orissa, Chattisgarh & part of

Madhya Pradesh .

Member of Rotary Club of Berhampur, RID3262

since 2012, having certified as a Faculty of Training

by Rotary Leadership Institute.

Over 25 years business experience in Information

Technology Education, Securities Consultancy,

Home & Personal Loan Lending, Food &

Hospitality, FMCG Distribution of Telecom

Products & Services and Marketing of Real Estate

Products.

Expertise in areas ranging from business

administration to marketing & market research of

Real estate/financial products and services to

recruiting training, leading and controlling team

members.

Presently partner in M/s. Spectrum Realty &

Leisure in Berhampur looking after Marketing,

Customer & Public relations for Residential,

Commercial and Institutional projects.

A member of Local Management Committee of

DAV Public school, Berhampur.

KEY PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Entrepreneur who grew businesses from start-

up through effective business planning, creative

sales techniques, and innovative marketing .

Expert knowledge and skills in all facets of

Business Operations .

Recognized by partner companies and peers as

a consummate professional with a high degree

of personal integrity. Known for a contagious

passion for excellence, a talent for resourceful

business solutions, and a capacity for motivational

leadership.

Possess outstanding communication and

presentation abilities, can effectively market

tangible/intangible products and services, skilled

in persuasive presentation and profitable

negotiation, with excellent customer relation skills.

INTERESTS : Environment, Education,

Community Service, Culture, Sports & Media.

HOBBIES : Human Networking, Observing &

Learning from People & Animals.

EXTRA CURRICULAR INTERESTS

Basically a brain-driven creature who sometimes

uses his heart to travel to places of tourist interest

to engulf into nature, Likes all shades of blue and

green, loves to meet and relate to new people,

always eager to put a smile on the faces of people

around with a good sense of humor. Happily

Married to Sushree, blessed with sons Neelansh

& Samarth aged 15 & 8 yrs.

KNOW YOUR CLUB

HONY. SECRETARY

RTN. T.PARTHASARATHY

Hony. Secretary 2016-17

Rotary Club of Berhampur

Classification: Tax

Consultancy

A 36 Year young Tax

Consultant with a graduation

degree in Law,

and the member of Rotary Club of Berhampur,

RID 3262, since 2008, having certified as a

faculty of training by Rotary Leadership

Institute.

Being served as Joint Secretary of Ganjam Tax

Bar Association, and Executive Body Member

of various charitable organizations.

Presently managing partner of Subham

Celebrations.

Interests : Community Service, Teaching &

Various cultural activities.

Personal Life : Happily married to Sravani, and

blessed with a daughter Tanusri, aged 5 years.

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EDITOR’S REQUEST

Editor of The Chilka humbly requests all themembers to submit a quotation in writing inwriting to the Hony. Secretary idurign themeeting. Toe best among them will bepublished in the Chilka.

Editor of the Chilka requests the membersto participate in the ‘Chilka EditionCollection’ competition. First five of thosewho collect the 52 editions of the Chilka andsubmit at the last meeting of the year, willbe awardedThank You..

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Published by Rtn.T. Parthasarathy, Hony. Secy. Rotary Club of Berhampur, Edited by Rtn. D L Narayana, Printed by Ravi Graphics.

Meets every Friday at 6.30 P.M

HEARTY WISHESThe President and members

through Chilka present their

warm wishes and wishes many

more happy returns of the day to

the Birthday Rotarian of the last

week

Rtn. Mihir Ranjan Panigrahi - 26th JuneRtn. E.Lakshmikanth - 28th JuneRtn. Er. Prasanta Kumar Patra - 29th JunePP Rtn. K.K.Mishra - 30th JuneRtn. Manoj Kumar Das - 30th JuneRtn. Balakrushna Sahu - 1st JulyRtn. M.Balaraju - 2dn JulyRtn. Dr.J.Jagannadha Rao - 2nd JulyPP Rtn. Biswaranjan Patnaik - 3rd July

The President and members

through Chilka present their

warm wishes to the Rotarians

who celebrated their Wedding

Anniversary in the last Week :

Rtn. P. Sivalingam - 25th JuneRtn. Dr. J.Jagannadha Rao - 25th JuneRtn. Er. E.Krishna Rao - 26th JuneRtn. Nitin Mundra - 28th JuneRtn. CA Tapas Kumar Panigrahi - 30th JuneRtn. Er. R.Tumbanadham - 1st JulyPP Rtn. K.K.Mishra - 2nd JulyRtn. Chinam balaji Patro - 3rd JulyRtn. Manoranjan Mahapatro - 3rd JulyRtn. Deepak Saha Hazra - 3rd July

MINUTES OF THE 1ST REGULAR MEETING OF

ROTARY CLUB OF BERHAMPUR

RID 3262 for the year 2016-17, held on 1st July 2016at 7.00 p.m., R.C.S.Hall, Berhampur.

1. President Rtn. R. Murali Krishna called the meeting

to order.

2. President delivered a general welcome to all present

to the proceedings of the 1st regular meeting - Ek

Nayi Shuruwaat.

3. President appealed to all to invoke National Anthem

led by Rtn. Rajendra Padhy and PP Rtn. PSN

Senapati.

4. President appeals to all recite the 4 Way Test led by

Rtn. Basant Kumar Sahu.

5. President calls for confimation of the minutes of the

52nd Regular meeting held on 24th June 2016.

6. President calls the Greetings Committee Chairman

Rtn. Gopiram Agarwal to felicitate the birthday babies

and members who celebrated anniversaries in the

previous week.

7. President greets and honours all the Rotarian Doctors

and Rotarian Chartered Accountants present in the

meeting with Rose buds on the eve of Doctor’s Day

and Chartered Accountant’s Day on 1st of July.

8. President informs the members regarding that the

Installation Ceremony of the Club to be held on 4th of

July at Subham Celebrations and requests all the

members to be present at the time of installation of

the President and new office bearers of the Club for

the R.Y 2016-17.

9. President informs the members about the 2nd Club

Assembly held on 1st of July at 8.30 AM at RCS Hall.

10. President informs the members about the First service

project fo the year, ‘Blood Donation adn Grouping

Camp’ organised by the Club in coordination with

AVBD, Orissa on 1st of July at RCS Hall from 10 AM

to 2 PM. 34 units of Blood were donated in the camp,

24 of which were donated by our members and Anns.

11. President Called for the Committee Announcements

a. Foundation Commiitte Chairman Rtn. Santosh

Sahu appraised the members about the acceptance

of Global grant application in Rotary website.

b. Co-Editor of Chilka requested members to submit

qood quotations to be printed in the Chilka and

announced the ‘52 Editions’ contest where any

member who collects 52 editions of the Chilka and

submits it in the last meeting of the year will be

arasrded.

12. President Called for Hony. Secretary Announcements

a. Hony. Secretary informed the members regarding

the invitation for all our members received from our

member Rtn. E.Lakshmikanth for his beloved father’s

12th day Prasadsevan ceremony on 2dn July at

Subham Celebrations.

b. Hony Secretary informed the members regarding

the invitation received for the Joint Installation

Ceremony of R.C Silk City, Bhanjaveer, Tejaswini and

Old Town on 3rd of July at Hotel Spectrum.

13. President informs the members that the 2nd Regular

meeting on 8th July will be on “Talk on Rotary Theme”

by PP Rtn. Dr. DJJ Swamy and PP Rtn. VVRN Rao.

14.President invited PP Rtn. Ranjit Panda and PP

Biswaranjan Patnaik to anchor today’s evening’s

entertainment programme.

15. The Programme was actively participated by PP Rtn

K.K.Mishra with a Hindi Verse., PP Ranjit Panda &

PP Biswaranjan Patnaik with a Hindi Song, PP Dr.DJJ

Swamy with a Hindi Joke, PP Dr.S.Manmadha Rao

with a Odiya Song, PP Rtn. D.Sunder Srinath with a

English song, Rtn. Gopiram Agarwal with a Hindi

Shayari, and Rtn. I Ramesh with a Telugu Shayari

16. President invited the birthday Rotarian and other senior

Rotarians to cut the Cake, welcoming the Rotary year.

17. President thanks the Host of the evening PP Rtn.

K.K.Mishra for the snacks.

18. Sgt-At-Arms Rtn. Nachiketa Subudhi presented the

attendance analysis of the meeting as under: -

Total Members : 145

Members Present : 59

% age of Attendance : 40.7 %

19. President adjourned the meeting.

Rtn. R. Murali KrishnaPresident

Rtn. T.ParthasarathyHony. Secretary

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