Catching up with District Governor Mahaveer Bothra is no easy feat—especially when he’s splitting his time between breakfast meetings, weddings, cracking jokes, and charming a crowd. Amid the chaos, Voice of RID 3233 editor Rtn. Sashi managed to steal a lively chat, uncovering
It was a chilly December morning when I met Mahaveer Bothra Ji – ironically, a man who didn’t know his own birthday but knew everyone else’s! Like a mischievous Christmas elf, he walked in with his trademark smile, carrying not wrapped gifts, but
Ever wondered what happens when ancient Tamil wisdom meets modern Rotary magic? That’s exactly what unfolded when I chatted with our smiling Governor Bothra Ji! Between his infectious laughter and perfectly timed Tirukkural quotes, I discovered how this unique blend creates service excellence.
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
As the roosters of T. Nagar, Chennai, were still debating whether to cock-a-doodle-doo, two early birds from the Rotary nest were already out and about. Rtn. Sashi, editor of “Voice of RID 3233,” found himself power-walking to keep up with the energetic District
Join our DG Mahaveer Bothra Ji as he shares his walking wisdom, humorous anecdotes, and how his “Happy Hours” group embodies Rotary’s spirit of community and service. What inspired you to start walking every morning, Mahaveer?After years of avoiding gym memberships like unplanned
It is with immense pride and joy that I present to you the inaugural issue of “Voice of RID 3233,” a magazine crafted by Rotarians for Rotarians. This publication marks a significant milestone as it is the first of its kind within our
Ever wondered how a humble South Indian dish can inspire Rotary service? We sat down with ourDG Rtn. Mahaveer Bothra to chat about his favorite food—idli—and its surprising connection to Rotary values. Why idli, Bothra Ji?Bothra Ji: Why not idli? It’s like the