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RI PRESIDENT: Rtn. Barry Rassin DG 3170 : Rtn. Ravikiran Kulkarni
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Rtn. Santosh Shetye President In last 5 years I have been privileged to work in the club with Rotarians par excellence, who are not only leaders in their vocations, but also excellent human beings. In the course of these interactions, the club has given me many close friends. It is this value system & culture of our club which today makes us all cherish in being Mid-Towners.
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y Dear Rotarians, Anns & Annettes. It is my humble privilege to be the President of Rotary Club of Panaji Mid-Town for 2018-19. At this juncture I would thank all the Mid-Towners for showing the con idence in me to lead the club & giving me the opportunity.
I was introduced to our club by PDG Rtn Dr Vinaykumar in 2013. In last 5 years I have been privileged to work in the club with Rotarians par excellence, who are not only leaders in their vocations, but also excellent human beings. In the course of these interactions, the club has given me many close friends. It is this value system & culture of our club which today makes us all cherish in being Mid-Towners. The Rotary Year 2017-18 has indeed been eventful with President Rtn Ashish & Secretary Rtn Mahesh providing the leadership with a host of initiatives. The conceptualization of the signature project WINS for year 2017-18, has been wonderful and equally backed up by fund raising & implementation. It is but natural that we will continue with this wonderful project for year 2018-19. Our key priorities for this year are: 1. Engage Mid-Towners & their families in enjoying Rotary activities 2. Leave a mark on community with our projects, events & club culture 3. Develop new Rotary Leaders at Mid-Town We will pursue these objectives though our club events as also permanent & signature projects: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Sahayata: Home Care Nursing School Saksharta: Education Support Program Sudharta: Physical Disability Corrective Program Swachhata: WINS- Rotary International's initiative in improving school infrastructure Events to further enhance fellowship & friendship among Mid-towners
Thanks to eorts of Mid-Towners , all above projects have been able to attract full inancial support for next year . So our priority in project implementation will be focus on timely delivery & quality. Our Director for Club Service, Rtn Manoj along with Fellowship Chairman Rtn Manohar has drawn up exciting events to keep you busy enjoying Club activities. While IPP Rtn Ashish has detailed plans on executing Swachhata project, Youth Service Director Rtn Dhruv has been working with Anns' team to develop new leaders & activities at our Interact Clubs. Club Secretary Rtn Gauresh has planned a calendar of events & will be giving advanced heads up to all Mid-Towners. This should help in planning personal priorities so that joy of participation in Club events is maximized. Once again, Thank You for your support in continuing to make RC Panaji Mid-Town a vibrant club.
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Rtn. Barry Rassin RI President We are a membership organization first. If we want to achieve the goals we've set for ourselves, we need to put membership first. All of us have a responsibility to take membership seriously, not only by inviting prospective members, but also by making sure new members are welcomed into clubs that offer them something of value.
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well-known saying goes, "If you want to change the world, go home and love your family." That doesn't mean people should ignore the needs outside their own homes; instead, they should pay attention to the needs within.
It can be tempting, when our priority is service, to focus only on the things that look like service: the projects, the planning, the work that yields a visible bene it to those who need it. But to do that work effectively, we need to keep our own house in order. In Rotary, that means conducting ourselves in accordance with the principles of Rotary, treating others with respect, and following The Four-Way Test. It means maximizing our impact by planning carefully and stewarding our resources wisely. And it means looking after the long-term health of our organization by ensuring that our membership is strong, engaged, and healthy. Our membership has hovered around the same 1.2 million mark for 20 years. We aren't growing, and our membership is getting older. We have too many clubs that don't have the knowledge or motivation to have an impact: clubs that don't know what we're doing on a global level, clubs that don't know about our programs or our Foundation, that don't even know how to get involved. And with a membership that is still mostly male, we clearly aren't doing enough to become the organization of choice for women who are seeking to serve. We are a membership organization irst. If we want to achieve the goals we've set for ourselves, we need to put membership irst. All of us have a responsibility to take membership seriously, not only by inviting prospective members, but also by making sure new members are welcomed into clubs that offer them something of value. If you see someone walk into a meeting and hesitate, be sure that person has a place to sit and is part of the conversation. If you're enthusiastic about a Rotary program, make sure your club knows about it and knows how to get involved. If you see a Best Wishes From: need in your community, talk about it at this week's meeting. If we want to be part of an organization A. R.CONSTRUCTIONS, that's strong, that's active, that's having an impact – WRD CONTRACTORS, start at home, and Be the Inspiration in Rotary. SANQUELIM-GOA
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RI ACTIVITIES AROUND WORLD A giant artificial reef in the shape of a Rotary wheel restores marine life and protects the livelihood of several fishing villages in the
Philippines -By Quincy Cahilig
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n the calm blue waters of Lamon Bay lies a source of pride for local ishermen and a submerged salute to Rotary: an arti icial reef in the shape of a Rotary wheel.
The wheel has helped restore the local ishing industry, which was devastated by large-scale commercial ishing vessels that used dynamite, cyanide, and ine mesh nets from the late 1990s through the early 2000s. Fishing is considered the lifeblood of the area's coastal villages, including Balubad, Lubi, Talaba, and Kilait, and for years, village ishermen fought to protect the waters that fed their families. In 2005, the ishermen turned to the Rotary Club of Atimonan, Quezon Province, Philippines, for help. They decided to build an arti icial reef. The club partnered with the Rotary Club of Madera, California, USA, on a Rotary Foundation grant to help fund the project, which would cost more than $1 million. They built the reef in the shape of a Rotary wheel, which just happens to have plenty of surface area for coral to grow on and plenty of nooks for ish to shelter in. Made of steel-reinforced concrete, it's 600 meters from the coastline, measures about 4 meters tall and 21 meters wide (13 by 70 feet), and weighs several tons. Today, the wheel, touted as the biggest arti icial reef in the Philippines, is covered with coral and has withstood several typhoons. It attracts ish, including jacks, surgeon ish, mangrove red snappers, groupers, long inbanner ish, lounders, pompanos, bat ish, and barracudas, among other marine creatures.
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RI ACTIVITIES AROUND WORLD “Before the reef, the ishermen were barely able to catch a kilo [2.2 pounds] of ish apiece,” says Oca Chua, past president of the Rotary Club of Atimonan and the project's chair. “Today they catch ish weighing up to 2 kilos apiece a day.” Protecting the ish has been just one bene it of the effort. The reef also became a tourist attraction that boosted the local economy. Fishermen build bamboo rafts and rent them to tourists who visit the reef to eat, rest, dive, and even feed the ishes.
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ARCH KLUMPH SOCIETY INDUCTION
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1st ARCH KLUMPH SOCIETY Member from RI District 3170 Rotary Club of Panaji Mid-Town is proud of its member
Dr Vinaykumar
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t the recent Rotary International's Toronto Convention, our member Past District Governor Rtn Dr Vinaykumar Pai Raikar was inducted into Arch Klumph Society. The event was held at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Canada on 26th June 2018. The award was presented at the hands of RI President Ian Riseley and TRF Trustee Chair Paul Netzel. The function was attended by over 700 Rotarians and RI of icers. A Rotarian who contributes US $ 250,000 to The Rotary Foindation is conferred with AKS ( Arch Klumph Society) fellowship. His/her photo is displayed at RI headquarters at Rvanston, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Dr Vinaykumar is the only AKS member from RI District 3170.
Best Wishes From: I B CONSTRUCTIONS CIVIL AND PWD CONTRACTORS VERLA-CANCA,GOA
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3 July 2018 In View of the Meeting held during Installation of BOD on 29 June 2018, there was no weekly meeting on 3 July 2018.
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10 July 2018
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Guest speaker Dr Preetam Naik, Health Of icer, Urban Health Centre- Panaji, spoke on “How to protect your family from Vector Borne Diseases”
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24 July 2018
Ann Swati Shetye & Ann Rehana Haroon presented a calendar of events & projects that will be conducted during the year 2018-19 by Anns.
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PDG Rtn Dr Vinaykumar Pai Raikar who is the irst member of Arch Klumph Society from District 3170, spoke on “My Experience at Arch Klumph Society”.
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31 July 2018
Architect Sumedh Naik, winner of National IIId Award for Architecture spoke on “Local Material as a Character of Contemporary Design”,. The Rotarians interacted with him on the construction aspects of the project Coco Shambala at Sindhudurg.
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SECRETARY'S REPORT
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From the Secretary's Desk Rtn. Gauresh Nayak Secretary
Installation of Board of Directors 29th June 2018
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n a glittering ceremony held at Terminal Banquets, Caculo Mall, Panaji, the Installation of President Rtn Santosh Shetye and his Board of Directors for the year 2018-19 was held. The function opened with welcome songs by Students of Sahayata Home Care Nursing School, invoking the blessings of The Almighty. Rtn Ashish Verlekar, President 2017-18 welcomed the guests and the dignitaries. Rtn Mahesh Patil, Secretary 201718 then presented the Annual Club Report showcasing RCPMT's service to Rotary's Areas
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SECRETARY'S REPORT of focus. The highlight of the Club Report was the presentation on the Club's signature project for the year 2017-18 namely WINS. Installation Of icer Honorary Rtn Dr Prasad Deodhar, Chairman, Bhagirath Foundation, spoke on the social service projects being implemented for marginal farmers, economically challenged families & deserving students by Bhagirath Foundation. In his acceptance speech, President Rtn Santosh Shetye pledged to continue the permanent projects of the Club namely Sahayata, Sudharta, Saksharta & Swachhata. India's talented national cricket team player K Lokesh Rahul was inducted as Honorary Member of the club. The event was anchored by Annette's Khushi Palan & Joy Kapadia under guidance of Rtn Manu Anand. The evening ended with gala dinner & fellowship. The event was well co-ordinated by Rtn.Prakash Kapadia ably supported by Rtn. Manoj Caculo, Rtn Milind Shankwalkar, and Rtn Manohar Kamat.
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Sahayata: Certification of 7th batch & Commencement of 8th batch, 6 July 2018
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he Signature project Sahayata Home Care Nursing School successfully completed training course for the 7th batch. The event commenced with lighting of traditional lamp at the hands of dignitaries. Ms Kshama Fernandes, Managing Director, Northern Arc Capital presided over the event. Dr Rajesh Patil, Professor-Goa Medical College and also faculty at Sahayata, was felicitated for receiving President's Award for his dedicated work on treating patients suering from substance abuse & alcoholism. Certi icates were given to 14 successful candidates of 7th batch at the hands of President Rtn Santosh Shetye & Chief Guest Ms Kshama Fernandes. Mrs Anuradha Ganu of Matruchhaya Trust thanked RC Panaji Mid-Town, Goa Medical College, Northern Arc, Nanu Enterprises, Government Polytechnic-Panaji & others for support to Sahayata. Sahayata Administrator Ms Deepa Prabhudesai presented the Annual report of the school. Matruchaya Committee member Mr. Madhukar Dikhshit spoke about the Trust's vision for social work in Goa, All the faculty of Sahayata were felicitated for their unstinted support to school. The 8th batch has commenced with 18 students.
Installation of District Governor Rtn Ravikiran Kulkarni at Sangli, 8 July 2018.
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otarians PDG Rtn Dr Vinaykumar Raikar, President Rtn Santosh Shetye, Secretary Rtn Gauresh Nayak, President Elect Rtn Haroon Ebrahim & Rtn Manohar Kamat along with Anns & Annettes attended the Installation Ceremony of District Governor Rtn CA Ravikiran Kulkarni on 8th July 2018. The event was well attended & addressed by well-known speaker PDG Rtn Sam Patibandla from RI district 3150. NEWSLETTER OF
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SECRETARY'S REPORT E waste- How to control & manage: Talk by Rtn Ashley Delaney at
Interact Club – Dr K B Hedgewar High School, Cujra.13 July 2018
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he Club in a joint project with R C Mapusa, organised a talk by Rtn Ashley Delaney, Secretary, RC Mapusa on “E Waste - How to control & manage”. The event was attended by Interact Members as well as students of Dr K B Hedgewar High School. The students were captivated by the challenges to nature due to improper management of E Waste. Rtn Ashley shared with students how proper disposal of E waste can lead to bene it to nature & help conserve precious metals used in electronic gadgets. The event was coordinated by Anns Swati Shetye & Neha Madan.
Installation of Board of Directors of Interact at Dr K B Hedgewar High School, Bambolim, 14 July 2018
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he Club installed the President and the Board of Directors of the Interact club at Dr K B Hedgwar High School, Bambolim for the year 2018-19 at AV Hall on the school premises . In a well attended ceremony, the Interact Club Board of Directors were installed by Rtns Santosh Shetye, Gauresh Nayak, Dhruv Madan, Milind Shankhwalkar, Sanjiv Desai, R Ashok and Anns A Ranjana & Swati Shetye. Headmaster Vilas Satarker thanked the Club for their support to the Interact Club & encouraged students to take bene it of the club activities. President Rtn Santosh Shetye shared with Interact members how community service projects help develop leadership among youth. The Interact Board is led by President Sanad Baligere & Secretary Tanvi Kapdi. The event was coordinated by Rtn Dhruv Madan, Director Youth Services.
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Ladies Nite, 21-22 July 2018
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ore than 80 Rotarians, Anns & Annettes gathered at picturesque Country Inns & Suites, Candolim for an overnight stay with a Bollywood themed evening & an afternoon by the poolside. True to the theme the Rotarians, Anns & Annettes were dressed to look alike their favourite bollywood starsr. Rtn Nilesh Lawande was the star attraction of the evening with his Big B appearance. An exclusive orchestra of talented Goan artists entertained the Mid-Towners.The fabulous Buet spread was enriched by the addition of the delicious Goan dish prepared by the Kurades. It was an unforgettable evening with classic music & dances which went on till early morning. The following afternoon ended with a lunch specially prepared for the Mid-Towners and fellowship. The entire event was coordinated by Rtn Manoj Caculo in a very excellent way. Midtowners will surelyremember this event for a long time to come.
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Installation of Board of Directors of Interact Club at Our Lady of The Rosary High School, 24 July 2018
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he installation of Board of Directors of Interact at Our Lady of the Rosary High School was held in Assembly Hall of the school at Dona Paula amidst presence of teachers, all the students of 8th & 9th standard, Rotarians & Anns. The incoming Board of Directors led by President Poojal Shetye & Secretary Sobia Khan was installed at the hands of Ann Sangita Sriram. President Rtn Santosh Shetye congratulated the club & school for being the only Interact club in District 3170 to win Rotary international Presidential Citation for projects & community service. Interact Club P re s i d e n t Po o j a n S h e t ye i n h e r acceptance speech outlined the initiatives like E waste clollection, cloth bag making, ield trips, etc that will be taken up in year 2018-19. Interact Club Secretary Sobia Khan proposed vote of thanks. Rtn Dhruv Madan, Director Youth Services, oversaw the arrangements of the function. PDG Rtn Dr Vinaykumar Pai Raikar congratulated the club for being very active in community service & youth leadership development.
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Tree planting at Shri Dayanand Arya High School, Neura, 24 July 2018
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he Rotarians assembled despite the rain at the Club's adopted rural school, Shree Dayanand Arya High School at Neura. Rtns Haroon Ebrahim, M G Chandrashekhar, Rajiv Shirodkar along with President Santosh Shetye & Secretary Gauresh Nayak were joined by Headmaster Madhav Kharvi and students of 9th standard to plant 10 coconut saplings. The students have taken it on themselves to take care for the saplings by watering & providing manure at appropriate times to the plants. The school plans to have more such plantings around the periphery of the school compound. The event was coordinated by Secretary Rtn Gauresh Nayak.
Sapling making workshop at Interact Club of Dr KB Hedgewar High school, 26 July 2018.
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he young enthusiastic Interact members of Dr K B Hedgwar High School held a workshop on sapling making. This project was jointly done by RC Mapusa & RC Panaji Mid-Town. Rtn Rozendo Mendonsa from RC Mapusa guided the young Interact members on techniques to make saplings. The Interact club at Dr K B Hedgewar High school has made an herbal garden in the year 2016-17. The plants have now grown big & are being used to make saplings. NEWSLETTER OF
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A TREK to the VALLEY of FLOWERS -by Ann Pallavi Lawande Green as far as eyes can see , wild lowers swaying with the mountain winds and bathing in the everyday rain showers, clouds forming an overhead blanket ,mist walking up to have a chat with u and mountains protecting all this and u like soldiers on guard from all sides .....that was THE VALLEY OF FLOWERS....... DAY 1 We started our journey from witnessing the famous KAWAD YATRA at Haridwar where thousands of devoties throng to the ganges for a dip and take holy water back to their respective village temples without letting it touch the ground. DAY 2 A 9 hour journey took us to Joshimath and our trek started next day from a place called Govindghat. DAY 3 This 8 hour trek takes you through breathtaking sights of mountains valleys, gushings streams which would ultimately form the ganges and a varied range of lora and fauna. One can do it in a 15 minutes chopper ride too but i would de initely not suggest it. We reach the hamlet of Ghangaria which sleeps in a blanket of snow for 8 months a year and seemed like it just woke up to welcome us.It would be our host for the next 2 days. DAY 4 Finally our trek to the valley of lowers ,a national heritage site where neither mules not plastic wrappers are allowed and so after a thorough check by of icials ,we embarked on t h i s b e a u t i f u l t re k . T h e i r s t s i g h t i n g disappointed us as we could just see green but as we neared our hearts illed with joy at the blobs of colour everywhere the eye could see swaying gently in the mountain chills.A packed lunch on
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a rock in the middle of this with the mist rising from the valley below to join us was the ultimate experience.It was a day that will forever be etched on my mind. DAY 5 A strenuous trek to the Hemkund Saheb Gurudwara ended our journey to this beautiful himalayan region. DAY 6 After calming our minds and hearts in the mountains ,it was the time to cleanse our souls with the marvellous sight of the GANGA AARTI at Rishikesh . At sea level now but I know a piece of me still remains back there swaying with the wild lowers, calling me back to the mountains
Best Wishes From: PARESH KAMAT, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS, MARGAO-GOA
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EATING OUT Foodview #Indiacafe Location #Sapna Heights, Near Madhuban, St Inez Price
#easyonthepocket -Review by Ann Smita Patil
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his quaint little restaurant is housed in a shop premise of Sapna Heights in St. Inez. The board has 'Pure Vegetarian' written in very bold letters in green and the name of the restaurant India cafe in orange seems a little lost on it. The owners probably intentionally did this to attract vegetarian guests residing in Goa or tourists who search for vegetarian fare. This place was opened for the public on 11th July this year. Owned by friends Prashant Kakode, Girish Parekh and his brother Divesh (Dipu) Parekh.. who have played cricket and table tennis together since college. If you are lucky you will get parking in this
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area unlike panjim city where its so dif icult to get one. The eat out has both non ac downstairs and AC upstairs. Nothing fancy but very neat and well designed seating. You know you have come to the right place when you get to sni in the lovely aromas rifting from the kitchen. In the afternoon they serve you a thali consisting of two goan bhaji and one north indian style bhaji, dal, chapathi, rice, kheer, dahi, sol kadhi, salad papad and either batata fodi or raw banana fodi. The reason being given is if the guest is a little fussy about the goan bhaji he can happily have the paneer or mushroom bhaji of his liking.
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EATING OUT The hot favourite on their menu is: # GOAN 1. Goa Samosa 2. Patal/ Sukhi/ Salad bhaji # INDIAN 1. Hyderabadi / Veg Biryani 2. Paneer Butter Masala # CHINESE 1. Veg Crispy 2. Gobi Manchurian 3. Fried Rice/ Hakka Noodles # CHAATS 1.Dahi Papdi chaat 2. Sev Puri # Bombay Pav Bhaji 1. Butter Pav Bhaji 2. Masala Pav # FRANKIES 1. Cheese Frankie 2. Shezwan Paneer Frnkie # VEG THALI For Lunch only at reasonable rate Rs. 90 The pav bhaji is very tasty and does not leave a sour taste unlike most places. If you ind the portion too large they give you an option of one by two where you are given a separate plate with all the garnishes. The masala pav is too good with a nice savoury potato illing more like a dabeli masala. the fresh lime soda is actually freshly made. The coffee is aromatic and they give you extra coffee powder if you need it stronger. The staff here is very friendly who serve with a smile. Like a typical udipi restaurant style the boy will serve you water in steel glass as soon as you sit and collect the empty plates and wipe the table so that you are comfortable. Heres to happy eating for breakfast, lunch, snacks or dinner. For all the vegetarians who dont want their food cooked along with the non veg in the same kitchen this is the place for you. For good food and no fancy deco I would recommend India Cafe NEWSLETTER OF
Best Wishes From:
BJORN S.DIAS CIVIL AND PWD CONTRACTORS ST-CRUZ,GOA
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Prawns Chilly Fry -by Ann Jyoti Nadkarni 1 Cup Small Prawns or Kardi
Procedure:
1 Bunch Spring Onions
Clean and salt the prawns and then keep them aside.
4 Garlic Flakes
Heat some oil in a pan, add the jeera powder and its time to sauté some of the ingredients.
1 Carrot
First the Garlic, stir fry it.
1 Potato
Add the onions and chilly and keep it on for a minute or two.
1 Capsicum 2 Green Chilies Cut Fine 3 Tables Spoons Chopped Corriander
Stir and add the capsicum, followed by the carrots. Then add the potatoes and last but not the least don’t forget to add the prawns.
1/2 Teaspoon Turmeric Powder
Fry the whole thing for a bit.
1/2 Teaspoon Pre Roasted Jeera Powder
Wait till its a little brown, note at the time of doing the recipe we ran out of turmeric, you should add it at this point.
Salt as per taste
Add the coriander to the prawn chilly fry. Then add some lime.
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Cover the pan and let it cook for a while. Stir until all the water has evaporated and the prawns are cooked. Here’s your prawn chilly fry don’t forget to add salt as per your taste.
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CELEBRATE ROTARY
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FELICITATIONS Babuli Rehana Shilpa Ben Mohit Shweta Suraj PK Sneha Samah Ananya Shalma Priya Christine Shweta Vansika Vijay Smita Sneha Kieran Shruti Harsh Amita
Rtn. Babuli Ghanekar w/o Rtn. Haroon Ebrahim d/o Rtn. Ramkrishna & Malini Rtn. Ben Saldanha s/o Rtn. Manoj & Meghna d/o Rtn. Deep & Dalia Rtn. Suraj Kudchadkar Rtn. Prakash Kapadia w/o. Rtn. Keshav Kamat d/o. Rtn. Siddha & Sweta d/o. Rtn. Ashish & Priya w/o Rtn. Gaurish Shirodkar w/o Rtn. Ashish Verlekar d/o Rtn. Joe & Mariola w/o Rtn. Sumit Sethia d/o Rtn. Bhupesh & Sneha Rtn. Vijay Hede w/o Rtn. Kiran Sirsat w/o Rtn. Bhupesh Shah s/o Rtn. Ben & Ameeta w/o Rtn. Gauresh Nayak s/o Rtn. Nilesh & Khushi w/o Rtn. Sunil Mone
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 14th Aug
Rtn. Haroon Ebrahim & Rehana
Sunshine Box Collections ₹1200/Club Information: Rotary Club of Panaji Mid-Town Club No: 51217 R.I District: 3170 Founded on: 14-04-1998 Chartered on: 20-05-1998 Charter presented on: 02-08-1998 Meets every Tuesday Time: 19.00 hrs Venue: Clube Tennis De Gasper Dias
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Four Way Test of the things we think, say or do • Is it the truth? • Is it fair to all concerned? • Will it build Goodwill and better Friendship? • Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
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Rtn. Nazareth Vaz Editor Every Rotarian in the club, new or old, must realize he has a role to play. In Rotary Club of Panaji Midtown, we believe that a new member today is a committed Rotarian tomorrow and opportunities for his involvement in rotary activities is given priority.
As I write my irst editorial, Rotary clubs all over the world have changed leadership and a cloud of excitement, enthusiasm and promise hangs in the air. With the theme “ Be the inspiration” for motivation, Club President Santosh Shetye with his dedicated Board of Directors and the family of Rotary Club of Panaji Midtown. are executing elaborately drawn out plans and projects to the last detail, to keep the spirit of continuity and the rotary wheel rolling in motion. Rotary International has designated August as the Membership and Extension Month which sends a clear message to give membership and extension the due priority .Members are the mainstay of an organization like Rotary and membership growth and extension remain the key to the success stories of Rotary around the world. In order to keep serving, Rotary needs to be growing. Membership Growth ,Retention and extension is a subject which is dwelled on, time after time, meeting after meeting. Growing our membership is job we don't tire from easily. One that doesn't end with the joining of a new member but only after she or he starts to enjoy Rotary and becomes a committed Rotarian. This commitment to Rotary comes with involvement and this would happen naturally if a new member has friends within his club , sharing rotary which helps him give the bene its of Rotary to the community. It becomes easier for a member to gel within a club if he is made to feel wanted. Every Rotarian in the club, new or old, must realize he has a role to play.In Rotary Club of Panaji Midtown, we believe that a new member today is a committed Rotarian tomorrow and opportunities for his involvement in rotary activities is given priority. No wonder that President Santosh has placed new Rotarians in his Board of Directors to bring in fresh perspective and new ideas . For your feedback please send your comments and opinions on nazareth.vas@gmail.com DISCLAIMER: Views expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of the editor, the club, or Rotary International. Every effort is made to ensure that the magzine’s contents are accurate. Information is published in good faith, but no liability can be accepted for loss or inconvenience arising from errors or omission. Advertisements are accepted at face value and no liability can be accepted for the action of the advertisers. The editors welcome contribution of articles, news items, photographs and letters but are under no obligation to publish unsolicited material. The editor reserves the right to edit for clarity or length. Contributors must ensure that all materials submitted is not in breach of copyright or that if such material is submitted they have obtained necessary permission, in writing for its reproduction.
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