Rotary
International District 3292, Nepal and Bhutan
Venue: Little Angles' School, Kathmandu
Date: 29 June, 2013
Date: 29 June, 2013
Respected Chief Guest District Governor Rtn Dilendra
Raj Shrestha,
Guest of Honor- President of Parent Club Rotary Club
of Kasthamandap, Rtn Upendra Poudyal,
Immediate Past President of Rotary Club of
Kasthamandap Rtn Milan Bikram Shah,
Past President of Rotary Club of Kasthamandap Rtn P.B
Limbu, visiting Rotarians, District Rotaract Representative Rtr Ashish
Chaulagain, Rotaract District Committee members, visiting Rotaractors,
Interactors, club members, family and relatives, friends, invitees from Partner
organization, ladies and gentleman,It’s my pleasure to have your gracious presence
on the 7th Installation Ceremony of Rotaract club of Kasthamandap
(RAC-K).
RAC-K had its very inception on April 13, 2007 under
the visionary leadership of Charter President Rtr Biswas Pradhan. Over the
years RAC-K has undergone various developments and transformations to mark its
vibrant presence in R.I.D 3292. I would like to recognize the effort of our
Charter President and the entire team for their effort to take the club to this
level.
At this time when I am going to take helm of RAC-K, I want to go back to the time when I
came to know about Rotaract for the first time back in 2008. My basis purpose
to join Rotaract was to make friends and to know how the functioning of an Organization
takes place. I would like to remember two different personalities who
influenced me into Rotaract. The then Vice-President of Rotaract Club of
Pashupati, Mr Hem Mahat and Charter Member of RAC-K Rtr Bishow Man Angdembe. I
am honored by your presence today.
I vividly remember the DRR visit in 2009/10 held in
Art of Living center, Kathmandu, during President-ship of Rtr Ashish (now DRR)
and since then the journey began. Over the years, Rotaract has been my passion
and whenever someone asks me what Rotaract is, I say-my extended family.
Rotaract has taught me about what it takes to be a leader, how one can groom
professionally and to understand the importance of service for bring Peace in
the world. This passion still goes strong each day and I must say that I am
perfectly loving what I am doing.
President 2012/13 Rtr Subigya Collaring President 2013/14 Rtr Amish. Along in the picture DG Rtn Dilendra Raj Shrestha and President of Rotary Club of Kasthamandap Rtn Updndra Poudyal |
Over the period of 6 years and till this time when we
are entering into historic 7th years, RAC-K has been working
enthusiastically to uphold the basic Principles of Rotaract-Leadership and
Professional development while also taking into consideration of Rotary
International humanitarian philosophy and principles. Just a glimpse:
- RAC-K has produced many leaders who are working remarkably in their professionals and have proved leadership beyond the club level.
- RAC-K has distributed NRS 2.5 million + scholarship to meritorious students through mega-event Rotaract Running Shield-NationwideInter-school Quiz Competition, while also addressing Rotary –Rotaract promotion.
- International Shoot Your Movie Film Fest, a program of short video making competition to work against HIV/AIDS, and professional development program that has identifies many talents and has helped them to be established in main-stream film line.
- Shelter Box Project for Koshi Flood victim in 2008 is still gaining applauds for the untiring effort of RC-K family, mainly under leadership of Rtr Ashish.
- Yuwa-yug, a Youth Debate and Oratory Competition have identified many young talents who have established themselves as top debaters of the country.
- Braille Book Project in coordination with Nepal Association for the Welfare of the Blind (NAWB), Rotary club of Kasthamandap and THE ROSE INTERNATIONAL FUND for THE CHILDREN (TRIFC-USA), where we mobilize Rotaract clubs throughout the country for Book Distribution and empowerment of visually impaired students.
- World Community Service (WCS) project in coordination with Rotary Club of Shimodate Japan and Rotary Club of Kasthamandap where we distribute stationary materials to needed student of the Public schools of Kathmandu valley and many other projects.
RAC-K for
Rotary Year 2013/14 will focus on Professional Development Avenue. Though
Rotary Year 2013/14 has not started but we have already done some significant
tasks:
- 6th Rotaract Running Shield will be done in collaboration with Rotary District 3292, Nepal and Bhutan. We have already had a round of talks with DG.
- The pride of the club rests mostly in leadership beyond the club level. As such, as a home club of DRR, all possible preparation and support shall be rendered to make his tenure of DRR successful.
- Interact club of Little Angles’ School board formation and orientation has already been completed. All possible support shall be given to Interact. As a home club of DIR, interact will be of special interest to the club.
- Semiannual publication of RAC-K will go monthly in coordination with Rotary club of Kasthamandap.
- We will launch a series of program in coordination with Rotary club of Kasthamandap to promote literacy and professional development of youths.
- Projects shall be done taking into consideration of the needs and interests of the Club members.
- RAC-K will focus on collaboration with other Rotaract club for most of the project. Project sharing shall be done. Fellowship through Service shall be ensured in whatever we do.
- Rotary-Rotaract club of Kasthamandap will match their annual plan of action and will execute the community service projects jointly.
Nepolean Hill has his hallmark expression, “What you
think, when believed with Determination and Perseverance can be achieved”. As
RAC-K moves to RY 2013/14, We will CONCEIVE-BELIEVE-ACHIEVE our goals, be it in
Professional development of members of leadership development or be it mainly
to what R.I President Ron D Burton says: “Engage Rotary, Change Lives”.
# Long live Rotary - Long Live Rotaract.
# Thank You
Rtr Amish Dhungel
President RY 2013/14
Rotaract Club of Kasthamandap (76282)
R.I.D 3292, Nepal and Bhutan
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