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Rotary Yadalam Nanjaiah Shetty Debate Competition

War of Words at RCB The vibrant energy and thrilling anticipation at RHF on Monday evening, 25th February 2019 was palpable. The hall reverberated with the sound of sharp verbal assaults and counter attacks. The finals of the 30th year of the Annual Rotary Yadalam Nanjaiah Setty Inter Collegiate Debate was on.

Rotary Meet - Pulwama Bravehearts

RCB’s Tribute to the Martyrs at Pulwama The mood at RCB was sombre. The silence during the evening was reflective of the sadness in every RCBian's heart. The Pulwama tragedy that caused the death of forty brave hearts of our country brought out a sense of deep gratitude among members for the supreme sacrifice of our CRPF soldiers in the service of the nation. The evening was dedicated rightly to the memory of the fallen soldiers in their line of duty.The photographs of the slain sons of the Nation on the screen kept the gaze of every Rotarian fixed as if reading a message from each one of them for us and the Nation.

Speaker Event - Reviving Traditional Indian Craftsmanship

The Gold in our Hands Our Monday speaker, Kunal Sachdev is a multifaceted social entrepreneur committed to skilling and upskilling of India’s artisans, who through Caravan Evolved Craft- his company, focus on revitalisation of their traditional, sometimes dying craft and enable these to reach international levels of quality, and tap into global premium markets

Rotary Business Hackathon

STARTUP HACKATHON READY STEADY GO – Creating a Smarter Future Hosting a HACKATHON? The team said - Great! For a group of young minds in a competitive format where-in several teams compete to create an environment that innovates on a theme. The ever active Committee of RCB – Vocational Service driven by Rtns. R. Raghunathan, Dileep Pillai and Nitin Wagh with their Committee Members mooted an idea to create a startup Ecosystem involving Final Year Graduate students coming from various streams to pursue Entrepreneurship. In the process the team approached NSRCEL– a Startup hub at the IIM Bangalore, who instantly partnered in making this ambitious project to bring it to reality.

Happy Anganwadi Inauguration 8th Feb

On Friday 8th Feb, 2019, Rtn Vijay Rajan sponsored two Anganwadis and touched the lives of over 40 Children this year and every year for years to come. In Nagasandra, at the extreme end of a narrow street where tiny bylanes were also converted into so called “housing units”; within a locality where the breadth of the road was narrower than that of the width of a car, was where we handful of Rotarians ventured to find just a single housing unit that sparkled.

International Relations - Myanmar

MYAT LEI (MAGIC) IN MYANMAR Myanmar / Burma / Myanma – different names to one country with beautiful Pagodas, landscape and Buddhist temples. Six Rotarians left on 8th Feb and landed in Mandalay. They took the nine hour cruise on Yerawaddy river to reach Bagan. Bagan is the beautiful old heritage city with 3500 Pagodas, built between 11th and 13th century to spread Buddhism.

Kerala Flood Rehabilitation

RCB lends a hand in rehabilitation of flood affected people in Kerala Any calamity and RCB is the first to initiate efforts to support the affected persons. The Kerala floods and the devastation inspired many an RCBian to contribute towards the revival of livelihoods and providing assistance to get back to their routine. Upon discussion with PDG Rtn. Sunil Zachariah, it was felt that once the calamity has passed, supporting rehabilitation would be a great challenge and hence we were advised to await the report from the local Rotary Clubs who had set up shelter and rehabilitation camps for the affected persons.

Official District governor's visit

A report on District Governor Rtn. Suresh Hari’s official visit to RCB In the Rotary calendar, the Governor’s official visit (GoV) to a club holds pride of place for many a reason. One being that it can showcase all the good work done over the months and also interact closely with the District Governor and other District officials for future and larger projects such as District Grants / matching grants, etc. It is also the day you have the District Governor’s undivided attention! Conversely, it is also the day of scrutiny and inspection of records. Hence it is a visit that is eagerly awaited but with fingers crossed! However, this year, the visit turned out to be quite different.

WHAT WE DO

Teach this triple truth to all: A generous heart, kind speech, and a life of service and compassion are the things which renew humanity.

Community Services

The pulse of Rotary Club of Bangalore is the Service it has provided to the less fortunate in society for over 8 decades.

Vocational Services

Give a Man a Fish, and You Feed Him for a Day. Teach a Man To Fish, and You Feed Him for a Lifetime.

International services

RCBians join the Club’s Avenue of International Service and experience an exciting and exceptional year .Here members strive to create and enhance International understanding, goodwill and peace by connecting with Rotarians and other service minded people across the world. The avenue takes up several initiatives during a Rotary year.

Youth services

Rotary Club of Bangalore prides itself on its Youth Service Committee. It believes that by developing the concept of service in youth,it is not only contributing to the development of young people but to the future of the country.

Club Services

I have been hearing a lot of buzz about the Rotary Four Way Test lately. I have been reading a lot about it and listening to speakers talking about it as well. One question really popped up in my mind – Is this simple Rotary Four Way Test really relevant today?

Peace and Conflict

Sixty-five million people are displaced by armed conflict or persecution, and 90 percent of armed-conflict casualties are civilians, half of them children.

Fighting disease

More than 100 million people are pushed into poverty each year because of medical costs. We aim to improve and expand access to low-cost and free health care in underdeveloped areas.

Providing clean water

More than 2.5 billion people lack access to adequate sanitation facilities. At least 3,000 children die each day from diarrheal diseases caused by unsafe water.

Saving mothers and children

At least 7 million children under the age of five die each year due to malnutrition, poor health care, and inadequate sanitation.

Supporting education

Sixty-seven million children worldwide have no access to education and more than 775 million people over the age of 15 are illiterate.

Growing local economies

Nearly 1.4 billion employed people live on less than $1.25 a day. We carry out service projects that enhance economic and community development and develop opportunities for decent and productive work for young and old.

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