In the vibrant city of Chennai, where tradition meets transformation, a remarkable Rotarian from Nigeria found herself amidst warm welcomes and inspiring conversations. Ijeoma Pearl Okoro, a Rotary Foundation Trustee with an extraordinary journey of service, was not just another distinguished visitor. She
Balancing entrepreneurship and family is no small feat, and as a mother of two, I’ve learned that knowing where to focus my time and energy is the key to doing both well. When we cut out distractions and stay present in our work,
Nature exists within you as much as around you. The same energies that carve mountains, agitate seas, and illuminate the heavens also flow through you. You realize your full potential when you are in harmony with nature. The Pancha Bhoota, or the five
In the dynamic world we live in, striving for perfection is more than just a goal – it’s a mindset. That’s where 6 Sigma comes in, a structured approach to achieving near perfection by reducing variation and aligning actions with strategy. As Rotarians
Ah, love! Back in our golden days, romance was about love letters, stolen glances at Sathyam Theatre, and standing in line for one overpriced cup of filter coffee just to make eye contact. Today? It’s all emojis, unread messages, and something called ‘soft
Being a secretary in Rotary is like being the butter in a sandwich—squeezed between the bread of presidential ambitions and the toppings of committee expectations. While everyone savours the final flavour of a Rotary event, they seldom realize the butter is melting under
As I sat among fellow Rotarians at the Green Rotarian Conclave at Mohan Gardens, Korattur last December, PDG Rtn. ISAK Nazar’s powerful speech on “Rotary’s Contribution to Polio” struck a personal chord with me. As a medical microbiologist, I found myself deeply moved
The Imagine year will forever remain an unforgettable milestone in my two-decade Rotary journey. It was a year where the impossible was imagined and achieved on an unimaginable scale, leaving an indelible mark on all of us. The camaraderie began long before the
When I married Sashi, he wasn’t a Rotarian. Back then, I thought life would be all about movies, dinners, and occasional Sunday brunches. Little did I know that a few years later he’d join Rotary and I’d be on a nonstop adventure as
