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E –Kaleidoscope “A Monthly Bulletin” Issue 6, 2012-13 of 15

Kaleidoscope

A Monthly E-Bulletin (December Issue)

of

Rotaract Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town

Charter date: 5th Nov. 1997


Kaleidoscope

A Monthly bulletin

of

Rotaract Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town

Charter date: 5th Nov. 1997

Sponsoring Club: Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town

R I District 3292.

Twin clubs: RAC Dharan Ghopa, RAC Biratnager, RAC Sainbu Bhaisipati &

International Twin Club : RAC Mumbai Ghatkopar (RID, 3140)

December 2012/13 Issue : 6 15th Rota year

RI President’s monthly messages: December 2012 Dear fellow Rotarians, The year 2012 is nearly gone, and we have reached the midpoint of this Rotary year. It is time to take stock of the goals we have set for ourselves, and the progress we have made toward them. Are we on track to achieve what we set out to accomplish? I am a great believer in the importance of setting goals that are high

but realistic. A worthwhile goal should be within your reach but still require you to stretch. Opening yourself to a new challenge helps you find out what you are really capable of – which may well be more than you think. On 1 July, we will embark on our newest challenge as an organization: the full rollout of the Future Vision Plan, the new grant model for our Rotary Foundation. We in Rotary have set for ourselves a simple and vital goal: to do the most good we can with all the resources we have. To do this, we will be working to reduce overhead; to improve accountability, transparency, and local control; and to focus our service more intensely in the areas where we know we can have the most impact. With Future Vision, we will implement a simplified grant structure that will encourage Rotarians to serve in our six areas of focus: peace and conflict prevention/resolution, disease prevention and treatment, water and sanitation, maternal and child health, basic education and literacy, and economic and community development. These are areas in which Rotarians around the world have already been working for many years, and in which we have experience and a track record of project sustainability. Sustainability will be a major focus under Future Vision, as we shift our emphasis to long-term, high-impact projects. Simply put, a sustainable project is one that will continue to benefit the world even after Rotary funding ends. The ultimate example of a sustainable project, of course, is polio eradication: When polio is gone, the good that we have done will continue forever, centuries after the last polio vaccine is given. And the lessons we have learned from Polio Plus are universal. A truly sustainable project requires an emphasis on planning and cooperation, a long-term perspective, and an approach that considers community members as partners in our service, not passive recipients.


Embracing Future Vision means embracing a more ambitious view of Rotary – one in which we work to address major issues in a serious, lasting way. It is a new way of thinking about our service, and an approach that I believe will lead to a Foundation more capable than ever of Doing Good in the World.

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RtRtr Sujan lead the goodwill visit to Rotary club of Sainbu Bhaisepati.

Rtn Isabella as Guest speaker at Rotaract’s regular meeting teaches the art of making origami cranes.

The mission of Rotaract is to make 1000 such cranes to be sent to Hiroshima marking WORLD PEACE

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Club Service Works on effective club administration by

organizing members, people and resources to achieve common goals

District No. Total Clubs Total Members Average Women Rtns. Rotaract Interact RCC

3292 84 2,687 32 279 90 77 74

“BIRTHDAY GREETINGS” DECEMBER 20 Rinju KC 24 Usha Dahal 29 Sanjeev Khadka 31 Pooja Lama

Thank you Isa Maam for teaching us to make origami cranes.

We enjoyed your presence


Membership as on 01 Decem012

CURRICULUM VITAE Rtr. Saugat Gautam (President for Rota-Year 2013-14)

Born on 30 August 1988, currently serving as Vice-President of the club.

Educational Background: 1) SLC- SOS Hermann Gmenier Scchool, 2) Plus 2 Commerce- Subha Shree Academy, 3) Current Master’s in Political Science- Central Department of

Political Science, TU. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Employer: Social Work Department, Thames International College (current) Designation: Assistant Department Coordinator

Employer: International Organization for Migration (IOM), Damak, Nepal Designation: Interviewer

Employer: Partnership In Education (PIE), St. Xavier’s College, Nepal Designation: Trainee (founder member of new venture PIE)

Employer: Nepal Orthopedic Hospital (NOH), Jorpati, Kathmandu Designation: Trainee/ Intern

Employer: Lumanti (support group for shelter)Tahachal, Kathmandu Designation: Trainee/ Intern

Employer: Creative International Forum (CIF), Anamnagar, Kathmandu Designation: Intern

Active Involvement in RAC Ktm Mid-Town since 2009-10 Date of Induction: 10/07/2010

1. Best In-House Speaker of the club for Rota-Year 2010-11 2. Sergeant-at-arms in Rota-year 2011-12. 3. E-Kaleidoscope (1

st editorial team) 2011-12 / 2012-13

4. Outstanding Officer of the club for Rota-Year 2011-12 5. Coordinated the series of projects themed 'Let's Talk about Mental Health' 6. Promoted the club’s activities in news media 7. Coordinated Mega-Vision Screening project as one of the major project of the club 8. Generated funds from Australia to support Literacy of 4 needy students

Congratulations all for being nominated as Rotaract District Officials (Rota-Year 2013-14)

CONGRATULATIONS!

Rtr. Samir Nepal Rtr. Anil Chaudhary Rtr. Kishor Acharya Rtr. Anil Shrestha District Secretary Chair: Rotary 6 Focus Officer: Partners-In-Service Member: District Rotaract Committee


Mary Ward / Lubhu

Number of children screened = 269 Children requiring further check up =12 = 4.46% Amblyopia =3 Mary Ward Jhamsikhel : 139 children screened 5 required

recheck up = 3.59% ( 6th

Sept2012 ) Amblyopia =2

MEGA VISION SCREENING : follow up

program check up by specialist

No Name Age/Sex Class RE LE Remark

1 Ritu Maharjan

Prescription

17/F 9 2 line

-1.0 DS

2 line

-1.00 DS

EE = 6/9 =6/6

2 Sangita Thapa Magar

Prescription

15/F 9 3 line

-3.75 Ds

3line

-3.50 Ds

Spec prescribed

EE = 6/9+

3 Lisa Lama 12/F 7 2linepart

-2.50 DS

2line part

-2.50DS

EE =6/9 = 6/6

4 Sesema Liwang

Prescription

13/F 7 3 line

-1.0 DS

3line

-1.0 DS

EE = 6/6

5 Sharda Tawadi

Prescription

14/F 7 1 line

+10.0x0.75

+9.50DS

2/60 NI

+10.25X+1.0

+13.50 DS =N12

Congenital cataract surgery done PG 4

yrs Nystagmus+

RE =6/36-1 LE = 2/60

6 Sabita Lama

Current spec

Prescription

14/F 6 4line

-5.50 DS

-6.0x-0.75x180

5line

-5.50 DS

-6.0x-0.75x180

EE = 6/9

7 Astha Dawadi

Prescription

12/F 5 2 linep

+11.0 X+0.50

+9.50DS

1/60

+11.0x+0.25

+10x+1.0X180

Congenital cataract surgery done PG 4

yrs Nystagmus+

RE =6/36p LE =6/60

8 Subina Shrestha

Prescription

10/F 5 3/60

-2.00 DS

3 /60

-2.00 DS

EE = 6/9 =6/6

Community Service : Responds to identified community needs,

To work for specific, realistic goals with measurable results


9 Karuna Lama

Prescription

7/F UKG 2 line

-1.25x-1.0x180

6 line

plano

RE = 6/18 NI Adv patch good eye

RE =AMBLYOPIA

10 Pushpa Tamang 8/F 1 6 line 4 line

6 line

Normal

Supporting Literacy: scholarship was provided to 4

students at Shree Shiddiswor Secondary school,

Teenkune (Koteswor) Rs 10,000.

Red Spot: International

Joint Project

We acknowledge the support of friends from

Australia. So, we would like to extend our sincere

gratitude to Mr. Biraj Chapagain for taking lead in

fund raising.

THANK YOU.

“The Working Team Behind the Scene” For the Scholarship Project

Rtn. Dr. Chandra Lekha Tuladhar (Advisor)

Rtr. Samir Nepal (Team Leader) Rtr. Kishor Acharya

Rtr. Saugat Gautam Rtr. Deepak Uprety

Rtr. Pooja Lama

Rtr. Usha Dahal Mr. Biraj Chapagain (Australia)

A clear world with corrective spectacles: Happiness for the Children

RAC Galatasaray, Turkey

RAC Ktm Mid-Town, Nepal

Project named Red spot

was jointly organized to

spread the awareness

on HIV & AIDS marking

World AIDS Day on

1st

December.


“GIVING HANDS ENABLING MOBILITY “

From: Jim Yoder [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 1:59 AM Subject: RE: From Nepal - Final Report I have reviewed this morning your wonderful report by Prabesh and others, of the Dec 3 Fitting of LN-4 hands – I congratulate you; I am thrilled with your success and also the thorough and thoughtful way you and all your team has completed this first LN-4 project. To Prabesh and all the Rotaractors and others so deeply and compassionately involved in this LN-4 project, you have produced a wonderful project and a wonderful report of your project. Thank you for the follow-through…this is the special attention to detail that makes future efforts

possible and most likely…if you want to do it. Smile. Dear Prabesh, may I request individual photos for each of the people listed as recipients? Your written list is perfect already; we have found that, perhaps because we work so far away from each other, photos of the recipients will help some of our friends here, especially those not able to travel far, appreciate the tremendous result and benefit for others that you and your team have created with your LN-4 Prosthetic Hand project in Kathmandu on Dec 3. If you have any comments for us that can make future LN-4 hand projects more effect and successful, and help get more hands to more people, please I hope you will share your observations. With smiles and

wishes for a long

continued

association,

Happy Travels, Jim Yoder LN-4 Foundation

From left to right:

Rtn. Dr. Chandra Lekha Tuladhar,

President Rtr. Kishor, Chief Guest

PDG Rtn Tirtha Man Shakya

(center), Rtn. Chuck R. Conner

(representative from LN4) and

Rtn. Govinda Chipalu (VP-Parent

club)


International Service :

Involves those things that can be done to advance International

understanding goodwill and peace

Speech of RI President Sakuji Tanaka (November 19, 2012) Charter Night Ceremony of Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town

Good evening!

It is a wonderful pleasure to be here in Kathmandu, and to join you at the chartering of the Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town. Being a Rotarian is an enormous commitment. It takes a great deal of time and effort, and significant resources as well. To do a good job in

Rotary, you have to make Rotary a priority when most of us have many competing priorities in business, in our families, and in our other responsibilities. So why have all of us chosen to make Rotary a part of our lives? What is it about Rotary that pulls us in so strongly? For each of us, the answer is different. But for all of us, Rotary allows us to aim higher in our lives. It allows us the chance to do more, to be greater. Six years ago, at the Centennial Convention in Chicago, I heard past president Glenn Estess speak. He said that what he found as a characteristic common to all Rotarians was simply “an overwhelming desire to be of assistance.” Rotarians are people who are kind and who care about others..We want to be able to give help when it is needed, and Rotary is a way for us to help more, and more effectively than we could ever do alone.Sometimes, it is hard to see the importance of our work. We talk about building world peace. We talk about making the world safer and healthier.But it is not always easy to keep this perspective. Sometimes, we see only the job that is in front of us. We do not see all the good that can come from it. But you can never know how much good can come from one good work. Some of you know that I grew up in a very poor region of Japan, during a time of great difficulty for the entire country. I wanted very much to have an education. I wanted to travel. It seemed impossible. There was no money. This was also the situation for many of my friends.But one of our teachers decided to help us. He found a glass factory in Tokyo that would hire us, and arranged for us to work there and live in a dormitory. And he arranged as well for us to go to night school.To me, this was the answer to a dream. I asked my parents for their permission, and they said I should go. So I said goodbye to my father and my mother. I put all of my belongings into a small basket, and I got on the train with my teacher and two of my friends.Our teacher brought us to the factory in Tokyo and showed us where we would live, where we would work, and where we would study. Then he went back to Nigata and to his job in the school there. That was many years ago. I did not go back to Nigata for many years, and I never saw that teacher again. But I have never forgotten his kindness.Because of him, my life has been completely different. I graduated high school. I became successful in business. Today, I am the president of Rotary International. I do everything I can to help other people find their dream, as my teacher helped me find mine. The direction of my life was completely changed, because one man decided to help, even though he did not have to, even though he did not know where his actions would lead. Today, I understand how important these acts of kindness can be. They may seem small to us. But they are not.


In Japan, there is an idea of Shikataganai. This means, it is out of my hands, and there is nothing I can do.My teacher could have looked at all of us peasant boys, and said, I will teach them to read and write, but that is all they will ever do. They are too poor to get a high school education. Shikataganai, it is not something that I can change. Instead, he responded with a different attitude. He took an attitude of Watashi Shidai , it is up to me. He saw that we were not able to find a way out of our situation. So he took the problem as his own. He found a solution. He gave us the help we needed, so that we could help ourselves. Looking back, I know that it was not easy for him. There was no internet in those days. Long-distance telephone calls were very expensive. He probably wrote many letters to arrange everything in Tokyo. And he paid for his own train ticket, to bring us. He did it only because he cared, and he wanted to help. That kindness, and that help, changed my life completely, and the lives of my friends as well. The years that followed were not easy. I worked very hard at the glass factory, and then I went to study late at night. I was always tired. But I was achieving the goal I had had for so many years, to study, to become educated, to be a success. And I had found a new attitude in my life one of Watashi Shidai. Watashi Shidai means, it is up to me! This is how I feel today. This is what I say to all of you. “Watashi Shidai ! “It is up to us. “Watashi Shidai !” It is up to us to set Rotary goals. It is up to us to achieve them. “Watashi Shidai !”It is up to us to help other people, so that they can help themselves. This is what we believe in Rotary. I congratulate all of you who are new Rotarians, and new members of the Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town.I wish you many years of happy and productive Rotary service. And I remind you all: Watashi Shidai !

The future of your Rotary club is up to you. Thank you.!

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Hosting a team of 6 Rotaracts of Rotaract club of Ambarnath RID 3140 along with President Danesh


The Fifth Avenue Service of New Generations : recognizes the positive change implemented by youth & young adults and aims at involving them in leadership development and peace promotion.

Highlights of actions taken by the Rotary International Board of Directors - October

The second meeting of the 2012- 13 RI Board of Directors was held on 29 October – 1

November 2012, in Evanston, Illinois, USA. At this meeting the Board reviewed 20 committee reports and recorded 103 decisions.

The Board approved a transition plan for New Generations Exchanges to become New Generations Service Exchanges, effective 1 July 2013, to align the program with the Fifth

Avenue of Service. The general secretary will develop resources for New Generations Service chairs to facilitate these exchanges and promote the opportunity to the general public as well as to the district Rotaract, RYLA, Rotary

Friendship Exchange, International Service, Vocational Service, and Community Service chairs.

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2nd Quarterly report by New Generation Chair Dr Chandra Lekha Tuladhar

At Club Assembly held on 21st Dec 2012

Activities indentified with PARENT CLUB

Club Service : Out of 9 , seven activities completed 1. Observing New Generation month : Invited Rtr President as a speaker at a regular meeting –

completed

2. Monthly E bulletin “ Kaledioscope “ released at Rotary Meeting -– Completed

3. Rotarians visiting Rotaract Regular meeting of Rotaract as Speakers

- Rtn. Dr. Chandra Lekha Tuladhar - – Completed

- AG Rtn. Dr.Jeevan Lal Amathya-– Completed

- Rtn. Shyam Thapaliya - – Completed

- Commitment received from Rtn. Kul chndra Gautam/Rtn. Dr. Buddha Basnet/Rtn.

Buddha Laishram/ Rtn Anand /Rtn Jyotsana

4. Rotaracts invited to parent club meeting 6 – Completed

5. Fellowship with Invitation to Installation / DG visit - Completed /

6. Attendance at Rotaract f unction – Charter Day celebration = 6 ( President Devendra / Rtn

Buddha / Rtn Wener / PP Anand / PP Dr Chandra Lekha + Mr Dahal

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7. Supported fund raising event: President Devendra / PP Anand / PP Chandra Lekha / PP Ajaya /

PP Jyotsana / PESaroj / VP Govind / Rtn Buddha / Rtn Ranjit/ Rtn Arun Man / Rtn Krishna

Narayan s/ Rtn Peter Bodde (12)

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8. Joint meeting during Rotaract week and Interact Week -------- Not done

9. District Award Function / Involvement in District Conference/ Picnic - yet to held

Professional Development: Out of 5 two completed 1. Wall climbing : Rtn Jo - Completed

2. Kit Flying : Rtn Govind / Rtn Navyo – Completed

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3. Workshop (2 ) by PP Anand and Rtn Buddha Laishram separately or jointly

4. Visit to workplace of Rotarian - ??

5. Career counseling of Youth as joint project - PP Ajaya

Community Service: Out of 7 three completed 1. Avoidable Blindness in children by conducting Vision screening in government schools (1000 school

children ) with provision of check up + spectacles : - 408 Children screened spectacles required for 11

Rs16,100 ( Rs 3000 for 2 children still awaiting ) Parent club has allocated Rs 10,000/

2. Attendance from parent club at major project of Rotaract – Giving Hands Enabling Mobility 5 ( Rtn

Govind / Rtn Buddha / Rtn Werner / PP Anand / PP Dr Chandra Lekha + Mr Dahal

3. Joint program of making clothes available to elderly and children from all – from 3 Rotarians

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4. Joint program of collection of books + toys for library supporting Literacy from all

5. Joint program of collection rice ( 5kilo ) for Feeding Program – from all

6. Joint project (proposed) of developing a play area shed for children of Primary class at Janasewa.

7. Dental camp : Rtn Dr Neil Pandey

8. Reforestation: Rtn ?

International Service: Out of 5 , three completed 1. ROTASIA at Bangladesh sponsored by Parent club with contribution of Rs. 13, 500/- as registration

fee. - Completed

2. International student Alida Cambell ( Canada ) project arrangement organized with one week of initial

hosting by Ktm Mid Towners ,Dr Chandra Lekha + Rotaracts - Completed

3. Charter day Celebration in presence of RI President Sakuji Tanaka – Completed

( 2Rtr Invited + 5 Rotaract PP contributed to participate )

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.4. Invitation to youth by International Rotarians ( singly or jointly ) for International cuisine - Rtn. Alexander

5. Sharing of International culture - Rtn. Lisa and Rtn Lisa


2nd Quarterly report of achievements of the Rotaracts of Ktm Mid Town

[ Oct / Nov / Dec ] CLUB SERVICE:

1. MEETINGS ATTENDED BY Rotaracts 2. Rotary meeting a) Parent club: 4

3. Rotaract Club Meeting: Conducted regularly

4. Board Meeting held: 3

5. Club Assembly held 1

6. Club Bulletin: : Monthly E-bulletin “ Kaleidoscope“= 3 issues

7. November issue front page signed by RI President Sakuji Tanaka with presentation of all issues in CD to

RI President

8. Movie screening : monthly initiative “Dolphin Tale” Movie of the month was shown

9. “PS Meet “ participation at Palpa 10. “Dashian Fellowship “with Mid-townners at Mahoo Nepal Newbaneshwor to exchange Dashian Greetings

Joint Zonal Dashian Fellowship at Tribhuvan Park

Dashain Tika at Maam’s residence

11. A fund raising Premier show of movie “Taalash” for service projects of club MEMEBERSHIP: Year beginning 45 Current Membership = 50 members in waiting =9

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

1. Gender And Human Trafficking” One day workshop 2. “Membership Orientation “ for new members and guests Venue : Sanchetana School 3. “Leadership Beyond Club Level” One day orientation program about Rotaract for RAC Balaju 4. “Leadership- a role model” One day workshop on “jointly with PR Nepal, Resource person Mr. Raman

Nepali and Mr. Bikesh Subedi 5. “Sexual Health “Educational program for students of Naikap School.

COMMUNITY SERVICE AVENUE

1. Concern for the elderly :

Fruits distribution to the elderly at Aama Ghar (12kg)

“Naanyopaan – imparting of warmth ” A joint project with RAC Chitwan by gifting of 40 woolen blankets+ vitamin elixir for the elderly at Chitwan

2. Concern for challenged children :

SGCP Visit and interaction with the CP children jointly with members of twin club RAC Saibu Bhaisepati and interacting with the children involving them in hand painting

3. Concern for disadvantaged children :

“Feeding program for 150 boy students” of Mamata Rani school

Donation of rice “for children at Mother Teressa Charity home 4. Supporting Literacy : scholarship was provided to 4 students at Shree Shiddiswor Secondary school

,Teenkune(Koteswor) Rs 10,000/ support received from Friends of Mid Town from Australia . Project initiated by VP Saugat . The donors raised the fund by keeping aside some of their snack fund .


5. Participation in Environment event : ICIMOD Green Solutions Fair 2012

6. “ World Sight Day (11th October ) observed by completing “Mega Vision Screening” project Over 10,000 school children screened problem indentified in 1017 (10.16% ) Refraction and provision of spectacles for those who cannot afford being conducted . The Day was celebrated by cutting of cake and address by DRCC Kiran Lal Shrestha / President Devendra / PP Anand / Sec Buddha / PP Dr Chandra Lekha DRRE Asish Chaulagain

“World Disability Day “observed by a stand up rally

7. “Giving Hands Enabling Mobility” project provision of LN 4 Prosthetic hands to 55 candidates

This project of the Rotaracts of Kathmandu Mid Town for the physically challenged individuals was

conducted successfully by providing prosthetic hands to 55 needy individuals

Chief Guest PDG Tirtha Man Shakya

Total candidates =63 Successful recipients =55

Volunteers = 30 Guests =30 Rotarians = 15

TOTAL PARTICIPANTS = 108

INTERNATIONAL SERVICES

1. RYLA at Calcutta attended by a member 2. Club Bookmark presented to International Rotarians 3. Meeting with RI President + Photo Session with RI President and First lady 4. Hosted International guest Alida Campbell for 7days 5. Marking Peace day

Joint Drawing Competition conducted

“Lighting up with Peace” a joint projects in between the clubs of 5 districts where a symbol about peace was made in any cultural sites

6. Club Salutation to RAC Mumbai Ghatkoper 7. A International project name “Red Spot” marking the World Aids Day 8. Hosting a team of 6 Rotaracts of Rotaract club of Ambarnath RID 3140 along with President Danesh

NEW GENERATION

1. “Mutthidan” a door to door rice collection from the community of Kirtipur jointly with Interacts 2. Interact Video making on “Today-Tomorrow “ for Interact Video Competition

Leaders: Yesteryears/Today & Tomorrow


Dear Friend: kindly view the following:

1. ”Giving Hands Enabling Mobility” project on World Disability Day was covered by Image channel for

6minutes at the most busy viewing time 4 times “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GuvrloZMG0

2. One minute video clips shown in movie screening: presented at the Premier show of the movie “Talaash” produced by a famous actor Aamir Khan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GuvrloZMG0

3. Our Interact Video Competition : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh20u33uB9k

Coverage of”Giving Hands Enabling Mobility” project on World Disability Day in Image News Media as well

Friends we THANK YOU for helping to bring happiness in the life of many challenged

individuals. May God bless You !

Dr Chandra Lekha Tuladhar & the Rotaracts of Ktm Mid Town .

From: Bradley Wong mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2012 1:04 AM

Subject: Re: FW: Link of our program in YouTube

Excellent video! Well crafted.

Brad

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]


Subject: Re: Link of our program in You tube of Rotaracts of Ktm Mid Town

Awesome!! I am so proud to know you all! PDG Tanya

(Canada)

From: Subhash Saraf

[mailto:[email protected]]


Subject: Re: Link of our program in You tube of

Rotaracts of Ktm Mid Town

Congratulations for the good work being done. PDG Subhash

http://imagechannels.com PUBLIC IMAGE

Posted in Annapurna Post

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GuvrloZMG0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GuvrloZMG0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh20u33uB9k


GREETINGS! From

THE ROTARACTS of KTM MID TOWN

Editor: Rtr. Saugat Gautam

[email protected]

Advisor to the Editor :

Rtn. Dr. Chandra

LekhaTuladhar

[email protected]

Co-editor: Rtr. Yunesh Bajracharya

[email protected]

From: Eileen Heasley [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, November 26, 2012 7:41 PM

Subject: Quick note

I am amazed that you had such a great visit with RI President! You are a famous group. I saw him on a stage with 600 people and felt pleased. Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2012 4:49 PM Subject: Re: Link of our program in Youtube of Rotaracts of Ktm Mid Town This is amazing work done by the Rotaractors of Kathmandu Mid Town. I am passing this on to others.

Thanks, Eileen

From: catherine jenson Sent: Friday, November 23, 2012

4:01 PM

Subject: Nov Issue E -Kaleidoscope + supplement

A great job with all of the pictures & information.

A newly inducted member Catherine Jenson

From: Rajan Raut

[mailto:[email protected]] Sent:

Wednesday, November 21, 2012 10:32

AM

Subject: RE: Sharing E-Kaleidoscope

So nice of you to share the memorable moment of RC Kathmandu Mid Town. The fond memories of the precious moment will linger echoing the message of Rotary. Congratulation to RC Kathmandu Mid

Town family and best wishes for way

forward.

With warm regards Rajan Raut

From: Amit Shrestha : [email protected]] Sent: Monday, October 08, 2012 12:41 PM It’s really great to see your email with details of e- Bulletin. I have gone through the all e-bulletins and found it really great and very much impressing. I just wanna solute you and your entire team for the great job. Further, my enthusiasm is rapidly growing day by day and I am excited to join in your team. Thank you so much. Hope to see you soon. Sincerely yours’ Amit Shrestha

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