A Special Editorial for Voice of RID 3233 – Golden Sparrow Editionby Yours Truly (a rare male specimen at an all-women’s Rotary carnival) So, they said, “It’s going to be a women’s carnival. Come, be part of it!”What they didn’t say was that
It’s March—the month when men finally admit (at least for 31 days) that women are the real MVPs! As we roll out the ninth issue of Voice of RID 3233, we’re celebrating the women who make life extraordinary—whether at home, in the boardroom,
February is here, love is in the air, and Voice of RID 3233 is feeling the romance! Welcome to the eighth issue—where we take love beyond chocolates and roses and sprinkle it across leadership, learning, and even construction (yes, really). Leading the way,
Dear Rotarians, A brand-new year calls for a brand-new issue! Here’s wishing you all a fantastic start to 2025 with the seventh edition of Voice of RID 3233. This one’s packed with wits, wisdom, and a sprinkle of humour to keep you entertained
Fellow partners in Service, Ho, ho, ho! Guess who’s been Santa this year? Our very own DG Bothraji! In this special half-yearly edition of Voice of RID 3233, he shares why being Santa for his big Rotary and friends’ family fills him with
Hello, Rotarians! Welcome to the fifth edition of Voice of RID 3233! If this magazine were a dinner party, this issue would be the feast! We’ve packed it with stories, insights, and enough surprises to keep you flipping those virtual pages. First off,
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
Greetings, Fellow Rotarians! I Iam thrilled to welcome you to the third issue of Voice of RID 3233! As always, I must start by extending my heartfelt thanks to all our wonderful contributors. Your enthusiasm and dedication have made this magazine a true
Greetings, Fellow Rotarians! I am delighted to present the second issue of “Voice of RID 3233.” Before we dive into the fascinating articles and features, we have lined up, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to both our
Dear Rotarians, It is with great pleasure and pride that I present to you the inaugural issue of “Voice of RID 3233”. This magazine represents the collective spirit, passion, and dedication of our district’s Rotarians, and I am honoured to serve as its