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Republic Day

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Today our club Rotary club of Bhuj Wallcity made a Flag 🇮🇳🇮🇳hosting at Ma 🙏🏼🙏🏼Saraswati Vidhya Mandir school situated at the very remote and slum area of Bhuj and the remarkable part of the project was that the first time in the school such a patriotism function took place.

Club distributed gift and a snacks 💐🍧to the students, along with President Rtn Bharat Lohar gave a Desh Bhakti knowledge to the children……Secretary Jayesh Joshi, Bimal Morabia, Rajan Mehta, Rajan Vora and a Dattu Trivedi stood togeather during the function.
Rtn phf Bimal Morbia Bhuj wall city (Rotary)

Handloom needs a hand — ROTARY NEWS

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Rotarians of D 3011 payed a fitting homage to the indigenous culture of Indian handlooms while adding glitz and glamour to the Annual Rotary District Foundation Ball. Dubbed as Tana – Bana, a cultural extravaganza organised by DG Ravi Choudhary and spouse Ritu in Gurugram, the event supported and promoted various Indian handlooms and its…

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Rotary Denver extends community support — ROTARY NEWS

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Rotary volunteers reaching out to wrap the gifts presented by the children in the Denver community area.The Colfax Community Network held their annual holiday party Dec 23 at the Aurora First Presbyterian Church. This annual party is for the many folks who call the motels on east Colfax Avenue their “home” and includes a holiday…

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Rediscovering traditional justice in Africa — Rotary Voices

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By George Chacha, 2013 Rotary Peace Fellow at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand Before Europeans colonized much of Africa, local villagers had their own way of resolving conflicts through traditional justice systems. The community would select a certain number of elders, who they felt most suitable for deciding cases, to handle disputes. A distinctive characteristic of […]

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