Riverside Journey 04_04

Vol:04Issue:04 August10toAugust23,2011

We meet every Wednesday at 8.30 pm at Bapurao Adharkar Primary School, Beturkar Pada, Kalyan (W).

School Uniform Distribution at Baandalpada Vibhag School at Khedele Talavli on 25 July, 2011

From Presidents Desk. . . .

Dear Riverside Rotarians, After taking a charge as president from 1st July, I realize that Rotary Club of Kalyan Riverside needs strength to grow up further of course the growth should be genuine and members should remain with us by developing their interest in club. And for this our existing members should try to involve them in most of the activity. All the New members inducted have shown very good participation in Meetings & Projects. I request them to come with new innovative ideas for programs, Projects, Events & picnics. So as to make Club more colourful.

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Forthcoming Meetings

10 Aug NO MEETING

( Pre-poned on 7th Aug)

17 Aug CLASSIFICATION TALK

By Rtn Minal Bhade This is SPOUSE NIGHT

& discussion on Membership Development

31 Aug NO MEETING

( Ramzan ID Bank Holiday)

What Leaders say

Rotary programs help Rotarians pursue their

individual passion, whether it be international service,

working with young people, or sharing their interest in

stamps or computers.

- Dave Rohrer Rotary Club of Hartford,

Wisconsin, USA

Forthcoming Projects

15 Aug BLOOD DONATION

CAMP Venue: Spring Time Club,

Adj to Cine Max, Khadak Pada

21 Aug Orientation Seminar

for Membership DevelopmentTime & Venue: To be Announced

Speakers : our district officers

Aug 10 to Aug 23, 2011 RIVERSIDE JOURNEY, The Bulletin of Rotary Club of Kalyan Riverside Page : 2

R I Programs (Rotary Basics) RIs programs and service opportunities are designed to help Rotarians meet needs in their own communities and reach out to assist people in need worldwide. Interact Rotary clubs organize and sponsor this service organization for youth ages 12-18; more than 12,300 clubs in 133 countries and geographical areas.

Rotaract Rotary clubs organize and sponsor this leadership, professional development, and service organization for young adults ages 18-30; more than 8,000clubs in 167 countries and geographical areas. Rotary Community Corps (RCC) Rotary clubs organize and sponsor these groups of non-Rotarians who work to improve their communities; more than 6,800 RCCs in 78 countries and geographical areas. Rotary Fellowships and Rotarian Action Groups Rotary Fellowships (groups geared to vocational and recreational interests) and Rotarian Action Groups (groups focused on humanitarian service activities) compose Global Networking Groups, which are open to all Rotarians, spouses of Rotarians, and Rotaractors; about 70 groups. Rotary Friendship Exchange Rotarian teams or individuals, who may be accompanied by their families, make reciprocal visits to other countries, staying in each other's homes and learning about different cultures firsthand. Rotary Volunteers Rotarians and other skilled professionals are provided opportunities to offer their services and experience to local and international humanitarian projects. Rotary Youth Exchange Clubs and districts send and host students ages 15-19 who travel abroad for cultural exchanges of one week to a full year; more than 8,000 a year. Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) Clubs and districts sponsor seminars to encourage and recognize leadership abilities of youth and young adults ages 14-30. World Community Service (WCS) Rotary clubs and districts from two different countries form partnerships to implement community service projects. ProjectLINK (formerly known as the WCS Projects Exchange) is a searchable database of club and district community service projects in need of volunteers, funding, and donated goods, featuring descriptions of projects seeking an international partner and examples of successful completed projects. [ Source: http://www.rotary.org/en/Members/NewMembers/RotaryBasics/Pages/RIPrograms.aspx ]

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100% Attendance July 2011

1. Rtn Anil Sarode 2. Rtn Bandu Jagadale 3. Pres. Bhadresh Shah 4. Rtn Deven Thakkar 5. Rtn Dinesh Pandya 6. Rtn Girish Bhade 7. Sec. Harsukh Patel 8. Rtn Hina Pandya 9. Rtn Mahendra Thakkar 10. Rtn Minesh Desai 11. Rtn Shripal Shah 12. Rtn Suyog Kulkarni 13. Rtn Vijay Vaidya 14. Rtn Yogesh Kalhapure

School Uniform Distribution Project

25 July, 2011 This was our clubs very first Need-based project of this year. Our Rtn Yogesh Kalhapure had received request to support some students for School uniform from Baandalpada Vibhag School, Khedele-Talavli (Near Murbad). School management had short listed some 45 students out of 150 students. This year SSC result of the school was 94% and highest marks obtained is 86%. This school needs support for many more area, such as Science Lab, Library etc. Our following Rotarians have bigheartedly supported this project.

1. Rtn Yogesh Kalhapure 500 2. Rtn Harsukh Patel 1000 3. Rtn Suyog Kulkarni 400 4. Rtn Mahendra Thakkar 1800 5. Rtn Girish Bhade 500 6. Rtn Jigish Barot 1000 7. Rtn Dr Anant Ieetkar 1000 8. Rtn Dr Lalit Borale 360 9. Rtn Deven Thakkar 500

From Presidents Desk

(continued from page 1) I also request all the members to announce at least one project of their interest. Once you become a project Chairman, you will start feeling the Joy of the same. And after completion of the Project, I challenge you; you will feel a Real satisfaction of Service to the community. Members who are busy, and cant participate Physically, can suggest the project, arrange one meeting and many interested members will help to complete the project. You need not to involve yourself every time during the Project Planning. Lastly I thanks to all members who are 100% in attendance in July. I sincerely Request all the members to attend the meetings and make other feel good due to your presence. Yours in Rotary, President Bhadresh Shah

Chanakya quote

"As soon as the fear approaches near, attack and destroy it."

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25 July, 2011 At Baandalpada Vibhag School,

Khedele-Talavli, Nr Murbad

FRIENDSHIP DAY CELEBRATION : 7 Aug, 2011 Rotary Club of Kalyan Riverside was lead club for this event. Infact it is our President Bhadreshs idea of getting all NGO on one platform. This was very first of its kind event in the city of Kalyan. Along with us, we have RC of Kalyan, Lions Club of Kalyan, Innerwheel Club of Kalyan and Rotaract Club of Birla College Kalyan to share the dais. It was wonderful event appreciated by each one present over there. At the end, everyone has agreed to do a large scale service project.

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- . Project Participation

School Class Rooms hand-over ceremony on 8 July, 2011

1. Rtn Anil Sarode 2. Rtn Bandu Jagadale 3. Pres. Bhadresh Shah 4. Rtn Deven Thakkar 5. Rtn Deepak Brid 6. Rtn Dinesh Pandya 7. Rtn Girish Bhade 8. Sec. Harsukh Patel 9. Rtn Dr Lalit Borale 10. Rtn Minal Bhade 11. Rtn Vijay Vaidya

Project Participation Harit Krant Mega Tree

Plantation on 9 July, 2011 1. Rtn Bandu Jagadale 2. Pres. Bhadresh Shah 3. Rtn Deven Thakkar 4. Rtn Deepak Brid 5. Rtn Dinesh Pandya 6. Rtn Girish Bhade 7. Sec. Harsukh patel 8. Rtn Hina Pandya 9. Rtn Keval Vyas 10. IPP Sunil Sharma 11. Rtn Vijay Vaidya 12. Rtn Yogesh Kalhapure

Project Participation School Uniform Donation at

Baandalpada, Khedale-Talavalion 25 July, 2011

1. Rtn Bandu Jagadale 2. Pres. Bhadresh Shah 3. Rtn Girish Bhade 4. Sec. Harsukh Patel 5. Rtn Mahendra Thakkar 6. Rtn Sanket Mhaskar 7. Rtn Shripal Shah 8. Rtn Suyog Kulkarni 9. Rtn Yogesh Kalhapure

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Belief and Faith.

There was a tightrope walker, who was so good that he could walk between two twenty stories building on a tight rope with a balancing pole. Thousands of people would watch him perform his breathtaking feat. After he walked across the building he would have his assistant sit on his shoulder and he would proceed to walk across the building. Everybody were amazed and gave him a thunderous applause. He asked them whether they believed that he could do it again. The crowd said, Yes, we believe that you can! After a while he asked the crowd again, Now, who wants to volunteer to get on my shoulder? With that the crowd became silent. There is a difference between Believe and Faith. We can believe what we see. In the above story, the crowd believed in the tightrope walker because they saw him perform the feat. But when he asked them Who wants to get on my shoulder? everyone was silent. You see, the crowd had Belief but they did not have Faith. This story clearly illustrates the difference between belief and having faith.

[ contribution by Pres. Bhadresh]

RI Presidents Message

My dear brothers and sisters in Rotary, There is an old saying in India: When you help your neighbors boat across the water, you find that your own has reached the shore. By helping others, we often find that we have helped ourselves as well. Each of us came to Rotary to serve and found the joys and satisfactions of friendship and fellowship. In August, the month we dedicate to membership and development, we focus on spreading the message of Rotary. By serving well, without hiding our Rotary light under the proverbial bushel, we find ourselves closer to our own goal: a stronger, more vibrant Rotary for generations to come. Public image and membership go hand in hand. Too many people intelligent, educated, involved people simply have no idea what Rotary is. This is something we need to confront. We have heard again and again about communities where, despite all the good work that Rotary clubs do, many people are unaware that those clubs even exist. This is not the way forward for our organization. Serving well is the essential first step but it is only the beginning. We have to raise our profile with all the tools that are available to us, and there are more tools today than there ever were. We have to use social media such as Twitter and Facebook, and we have to be sure our clubs have an online presence. Having a website is not enough; it must be up to date, it must be appealing, it must reflect the work we are doing. And it must offer a way for prospective members, once they see what we do and become interested, to take the next step. Rotary has so much to offer. It is up to us to let others know what a fantastic organization we have, and to show people how they can integrate Rotary into their lives. Service does require time, and time is something nobody has enough of these days. So we need to ensure that all the time we spend with Rotary is worthwhile that it is rewarding and never wasted. When we reach within ourselves and our clubs, when we learn what we are capable of and harness that power, we will elevate our communities as never before and elevate Rotary as well. Kalyan Banerjee (message for August, 2011) President, Rotary International

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FRIENDSHIP DAY CELEBRATION 7 AUG, 2011

Pres. Bhadresh Shah

Lion President Mr. Shete

RC of Kalyan Pres. Milind

The august gathering on joint celebration of Friendship Day

FADA NI KHICHDI

Ingredients cup bulgar wheat cup yellow moong daal 1 tsp cumin seeds 2 cloves 2 cardamom cup sliced onions 1 tsp ginger-garlic paste

cup green peas cup chopped tomatoes cup turmeric powder tsp chilli powder Salt to taste 1 cup low fats curds Method

1. Clean, wash and soak the bulgar wheat and dal for 15 mins. Drain and keep aside.

2. Put 2 cups of water to boil and keep aside. 3. Heat the pressure cooker, add the cumin seeds, cloves and

cardamom and dry roast for about 30 seconds 4. Add the onions and ginger-garlic paste and dry roast for few

more seconds. 5. Add the bulgar wheat, moong daal, peas and tomatoes and

dry roast for another 1 minute while stirring continuously. 6. Add the turmeric powder, chilli powder, salt and the hot water,

mix well and pressure cooker for 3 whistles. 7. Allow the steam to escape before opening the lid. 8. Stir the khichadi, adding a little hot water if required so that the

dal and the bulgar wheat mix well.

Serve hot with low fat curds. First lady R.Ann Pragnya Shah

Rotary abbreviations, one must know. . . . DG District Governor P President DGE District Governor Elect PE President Elect PDG Past District Governor PP Past President RI Rotary International RC Rotary Club RIP Rotary International President PRIP Past Rotary International President.

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Attendance Report

27th July : RIs YOUTH Program, RYLA, RYPEN By PP Satish Bhojane Rotarians 12 R.Ann, 1 Guest 1 TOTAL attendance 14

03rd Aug : Classification Talk by Rtn Suyog Kulkarni Rotarians 13 R.Anns 1 Guest 1 TOTAL attendance 15 07th Aug : Friendship Day Celebration; a joint meeting Rotarians 14 R.Anns 7 R.Annets 5 Guest 1 TOTAL attendance 27 Members of RC of Kalyan, Lions Club of Kalyan, Innerwheel Club of Kalyan & Rotaract Club of Birla College Kalyan attended the event. Total attendance of the event was 180+ persons.

Rotarians 22 Aug : Keval Vyas

R.Anns 10 Aug : Swati Deepak Brid 20 Aug : Rupal Keval Vyas

R.Annet 16 Aug : Krishika Sunil Sharma

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Rotary News . . . . from District & around the world

Open Chess Tournament organized by RC of Dombivli Uptown with BCA on 14 Aug, 2011 9.00 am at Yash Gymkhana, Milap Nagar, MIDC, Dombivli (W).

RC of Thane North End had organized a Breast Feeding & Parenting Awareness Seminar at Gadkari Rangayatan, on 5th Aug, 2011. House full 1000+ ladies attended!!!

visit RIs Flickr photo share site, http://www.flickr.com/groups/familyofrotary/

Keep your dreams alive. Understand that...

to achieve anything requires faith and belief in yourself, vision, hard

work, determination, and dedication. Remember all things are possible only

for those who firmly believe in it.

What binds Rotarians together is

a unity of desire and a unity of purpose

to serve society and to serve mankind

a unity in diversity.

A Unity of Desire, THE ROTARIAN, July 1965

SMS Khazana

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(Rtn. Minesh Desai)

GOA RYLA 5-7 Aug, 2011

Participants from our club 1. Harsh Jigish Barot 2. Kushal Dinesh Pandya

RICONVENTION69MAY,2011

Congratulations! Pres. Bhadresh for getting all NGOs on one platform,

on Friendship Day.

This bulletin is for Private Circulation for Rotary Club members only. If you observe any error / omission, please inform. Edited and Published by Rtn. Dinesh Pandya, A/A 401, Swapna Nagari, Godrej Hills, Khadak Pada, Kalyan (W) 421301

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