An interview with Rtn. S Mahaveer Bothra, District Governor of Rotary International District 3233 Q: Governor Bothra ji, you’ve been nicknamed “The Sticker Man.” How did you earn this peculiar title? A: (Laughs) Well, it’s not because I have an unhealthy obsession with
Your career path has been quite diverse, from medical research to brick kilns and hospitality. How has this variety of experiences contributed to your success in Rotary leadership? My diverse career path has been instrumental in shaping my approach to Rotary leadership. Each
Hello, Fellow Rotarians! Welcome to the fourth issue of Voice of RID 3233! We’ve come a long way since our first edition, and this one is truly something special. Packed with new stories, insights, and a few surprises, we can’t wait to share
In the quiet of night, a sound disrupts the peace – snoring. Often dismissed as a mere annoyance, snoring can be a sign of a more serious health issue. As Rotarians committed to improving lives, it’s crucial to understand the impact of this
In the vibrant landscape of India, where every street corner tells a story, photography has undergone a fascinating transformation. Gone are the days when capturing a moment meant lugging around a camera the size of a small tiffin box. Today, we find ourselves
As we journey through life, aging gracefully becomes an art form. Through my work with Soul Palliative Care, I’ve witnessed the challenges and triumphs of aging. Here are seven golden rules I’ve discovered for aging well: Attitude is everything. Approach each day with
The Rotary Club of Aarch City Madras recently hosted ‘Badava Gopi,’ a speaker who could make even a funeral director chuckle. From the moment Gopi took the stage, laughter became as abundant as smartphones at a tech convention. Every two minutes, he’d crack
As an interior designer, I’ve learned that creating the perfect space is about more than just aesthetics. It’s about understanding the heart of what the clients want and translating that into a tangible, liveable reality. When I hear words like “colours,” “shapes,” “patterns,”
As a dancer and artist, I’ve always been drawn to the vibrant colours and intricate designs of pookalams. This year’s Onam celebration at Rotary District 3233 was extra special for me, not only because my father, Rtn. Pradeep, was the Onam Celebrations Chairman,
As a mutual funds specialist who’s spent decades watching the ebb and flow of the financial tides in Tamil Nadu, I thought I’d seen it all. Then I picked up Morgan Housel’s “The Psychology of Money,” and let me tell you, it was