Edition 3 15 07 2016 by PARTHASARATHY TANKALA

ROTARY CLUB OF BERHAMPUR, RI DIST. 3262

The Chilka WEEKLY CLUB BULLETIN

Vol. LXII

No. 3

Friday, 15th July 2016

Today’s Program :

Talk on HRD perspective on World Population" by Sri Guru Charan Patro, Retd. Professor, IRPM' Next Week’s Program : “Talk on Prajakavi Kabir” by Dr. Bhawani Shankar Mishra.

The Editorial..... YOUTH EXCHANGES Are you interested in learning a new language or meeting new people? Rotary Youth Exchange is the opportunity of a lifetime for the more than 8,000 students who participate each year. By sharing your own culture and embracing a new one, you help foster global understanding—and learn a great deal about yourself and your home country in the process. WHAT IS A ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGE? Youth Exchange is a study-abroad opportunity for young people who spend anywhere from a few weeks to a full year as an international student hosted by local Rotary clubs. IS AN EXCHANGE RIGHT FOR ME? Exchanges are for people ages 15–19 who: · Have demonstrated leadership in their school and community · Are flexible and willing to try new things · Are open to cultural differences · Can serve as an ambassador for their own country HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? Costs vary from country to country. Local Rotary clubs generously host students and provide room and board with a host family and a small monthly stipend. Participants are generally responsible for: · Round-trip airfare · Insurance · Travel documents (such as passports and visas) · Spending money, additional travel, and tour fees HOW CAN I APPLY? Contact your local Rotary club to see if it participates and to learn more about the types of programs offered, and specific application process required. Because the selection and orientation process can be lengthy, we suggest you apply 6–12 months before you plan to leave. Contact a Rotary club near you.

Editor Rtn. Doki Laxminarayana Sano Bazar Main Road Berhampur (Gm.) Cell : 9437260397 9040217475

CAN I HOST AN EXCHANGE STUDENT? Hosting an exchange student can be an incredibly rewarding experience for your family, providing an international experience without leaving home. Host families provide room and board and share their lives with exchange students, involving them in family, community, and cultural activities. Interested in learning more about being a host family? Contact a Rotary club near you

JAANE KAHAAN GAYE WO DIN It is almost more than thirty decades when I got my name prefixed with the title Rtn. I feel very much fortunate to witness changing values, attitudes, demographic cycles, veteran founder members commanding with rules and regulations, middle order ones like and fellow friends and the present new generation dynamic young blood of electronic era. Gone are those days when senior Rotarians like Dr Palit,, Dr K.S.N, E.S.R, I.R Rao ( to name a few) who are stalwarts in their public life are as close to others, never felt inferior in any way. The common link is the name Rotarian. They guided us in all aspects and taught us what Rotary is as mentors and with commitment towards the cause. To site a small example, attendance was given utmost importance and every month when the GML comes all the eyes peep in to the last page where % of attendance is published and there is lot lit of celebration and ovation when our club’s name is at the top. There are instances group of members went to Machilipatnam to make up the attendance for a particular member to keep our club’s position at the top. That was the nearest Rotary club in those days. Salute to those committed, dignified Rotarians.!!! Salute to Rotary club of Berhampur for its sustainablity, consistency and credibility. Salute to all those leaders for keeping its integrity. Contributed by : PP Rtn. Dr. S. Manmadha Rao

Co Editor Rtn. Basanta Ku. Sahu

C/o. Basanta Academy Housing Board Berhampur - 2 (Gm.) E-mail id : Cell : 99371 85395 chilka.rotary @gmail.com

KNOW OUR NEW MEMBERS

Mother’s name Spouse Name Children Name Address

Phone Number Occupation Qualification Classification

Name :

Rtn. EPARI RAVINDAR

Rtn. BUDANKAYALA SAMIR KUMAR SUBUDHI

Date of Birth : 13.05.1979 Father’s name : EPARI SUBHASH : LATE Smt. EPARI SWARNALATA : NAVYA SUDHA : YUVRAJ, YASHVI : M/s HINDUSTAN TRADING CO. CANTONMENTROAD, BERHAMPUR : 9937023450 : BUSINESS : B.COM, M.B.A : FOOD PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION Proposed by Rtn. E.Lakshmikant

Mother’s name Spouse Name Children Name Address Phone Number Occupation Qualification Classification

Date of Birth: 10.11.1977 Father’s name : B. SANKARNARAYAN SUBUDHI : B. GANGA DEVI : B. SARITA SUBUDHI : B. SALIL RAGHAV SUBUDHI, B. SEJAL KALYANI : SHANKAR CLOTH STORES, SANO BAZAR, BERHAMPUR : 9437075007 : BUSINESS : B. B. M : CLOTH WHOLESALING Proposed by Rtn. V. Ajit Kumar Raju

Rotary club of Berhampur Organised at Zanana Hospital Berhampur, ‘Maternal & Child Health Camp’ on 13th July’16 (Wednesday) In furthering the objective of Rotary club of Berhampur to conduct service projects in Rotary’s six Areas of focus; In ‘Maternal and Child Health’ area our club organised a

“Workshop, Vaccination & Interactive session with expert doctors on Child Health Care for more than 250 Mothers of new born babies in Zanana hospital,Berhampur on 13th July’16,Wednesday from 8.30 to 10.00 am”. Past President Rtn Dr DJJ Swamy from our club was the Expert doctor who conducted the workshop, doctors from hospital, director Dr MN Nanda,Chairman of the hospital Bishop Hemendra Nanda also graced the occasion along with other staff members of the hospital.

A felicitation program for in-house doctors and nursing staff who have rendered exemplary service through vocation was also held, they were given mementos at the hands of Presidnet Rtn R.Murali Krishna and guests present. The nurses and trainees of the hospital presented a skit exemplifying the importance of vaccination, everyone present highly appreciated their performance. Rtn T.Parthasarathy, Hony Secretary of the club and Chairman for the project Rtn V.Nutan were ably supported by Rtn Sunita panda,First lady of the club Sushree and anne’s Sunita,Sravani,Majula,Sanjukta in planning and organizing the event very professionally. IPP Ajit K Raju, PP Sanat, PP PK Acharya, PP ML Narayana along with Rtn Eswar Subudhi, Rtn V Ch Raju, Rtn Silla Rama Rao, Rtn M Kameswari, Rtn. Mihir Panigrahi and Rtn. Gautam Subudhi attended the workshop and rendered service. All Rotarians present felt proud in serving the new born infants and their mothers & celebrated with one voice ‘Rotary Serving Humanity’. MNC Johnson & Johnson supported the event with complimentary gifts to all the mothers and staff of the hospital.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK : THE BEST PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW IS DOING YOUR BEST TODAY. - H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

PEACE FELLOWSHIPS WHAT ARE ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIPS? Each year, Rotary selects up to 100 individuals from around the world to receive f ully f unded academic fellowships at one of our peace centers. These fellowships cover tuition and fees, room and board, round-trip transportation, and all internship and fieldstudy expenses. In just over a decade, the Rotary Peace Centers have trained more than 900 fellows for careers in peace building. Many of them go on to serve as leaders in national governments, NGOs, the military, law enforcement, and international organizations like the United Nations and World Bank. Check out the Rotary Peace Map to see where our alumni are creating positive change. Two types of peace fellowships are available. MASTER’S DEGREE We offer master’s degree fellowships at premier universities in fields related to peace and conflict prevention and resolution. Programs last 15 to 24 months and require a practical internship of two to three months during the academic break. Each year, we award up to 50 master’s degree fellowships at these institutions:  Duke University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA (fact sheet)  International Christian University, Japan (fact sheet)  University of Bradford, England (fact sheet)  University of Queensland, Australia (fact sheet)  Uppsala University, Sweden (fact sheet) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE For experienced professionals working in peace-related fields who want to enhance their professional skills, we offer a three-month program in peace and conflict prev enti on and resolut ion at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand (fact sheet). This program incorporates two to three weeks of field study. We award up to 50 certificates each year. APPLY NOW We are now accepting applications for the 2017-18 Rotary Peace Fellowships program. Candidates have until 31 May to submit applications to their district. Districts must submit endorsed applications to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July.Find everything you need to complete the application process. PEACE PROFILE: PATH HEANG Path spent part of his childhood toiling in the rice fields of a Khmer Rouge camp. The experience left him determined to help his country heal from the years of brutality that killed around two million

Cambodians. Path is a former peace fellow now working as chief of a UNICEF field office. “I am in a senior position because of the analytical skills and tools I learned as a Rotary Peace Fellow. Now I can influence national policy for the poor in Cambodia.” IS A PEACE FELLOWSHIP RIGHT FOR ME? We select fellows through a globally competitive application process, based on the applicant’s ability to have a significant, positiv e impact on the world. Learn more about eligibility requirements and restrictions. The application process begins online, where you’ll find information about working with your sponsor Rotary district and the supplementary materials you’ll need to complete your application. The deadline for submitting your application to a local club can vary (generally March–June), but the deadline for submitting to Rotary International is 1 July. I WANT TO SUPPORT THE ROTARY PEACE CENTERS You can support the Rotary Peace Centers program with your gift. Help us raise $150 million by 2017 to build a permanent endowment for the program. Many naming opportunities are available. Find ideas for recruiting candidates and promoting the program PEACE PROFILE: MARIA EFFENDI Maria is a former peace fellow now working as an assistant professor in peace and conflict studies at National Defense University (NDU) in Islamabad: “I teach courses on conflict analysis, applied conflict resolution, conflict transformation, and peace-building in the master’s program. NDU is the pioneer institution that introduced peace studies and conflict resolution as a discipline to Pakistan’s education system in 2008, and I joined the NDU team in early 2009 to further establish the department and curriculum.” RESOURCES & REFERENCE  Join Rotary Peace Centers on Facebook and LinkedIn  Sign up for our Peace in Action newsletter  Join the Rotarian Action Group for Peace Facebook page  See where our alumni are working, on the Rotarian Action Group for Peace website  Learn about a former peace fellow’s work with Habitat for Humanity in Haiti  See how peace fellows teamed up to inspire Sudanese youth to be community leaders ROTARY SUPPORT Contact Rotary Peace Centers staff

HEARTY WISHES The President and members through Chilka present their warm wishes and wishes many more happy returns of the day to the Birthday Rotarian of the last week BIRTHDAY ROTARIANS : Rtn. Gour Kishore Patro - 11th July Rtn. E.Krishna Kumari - 11th July Rtn. Dr. Banka Bihari Das - 12th July Rtn. Nachiketa Subudhi - 13th July Rtn. Rajesh Kumar Sahu - 14th July The President and members through Chilka present their warm wishes to the Rotarians who celebrated their Wedding Anniv ersary i n the last W eek : WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Rtn. Suresh Saraf - 10th July Rtn. Er. Deepak Kumar Panda - 10th July

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MINUTES OF T HE 2 nd REGULAR MEET ING OF ROTARY CLUB OF BERHAMPUR, RID 3262 for the year 2016-17, held on 8th July 2016 at 7.00 p.m., R.C.S.Hall, Berhampur. 1. President Rtn. R. Murali Krishna called the meeting to order. 2. President delivered a general welcome to all present to the proceedings of the 3rd Regular Meeting and thanked all the members for making the 62nd Installation Meeting of the Club a grand success.

3. President appealed to all to invoke National Anthem led by Rtn. Raj Narayan Patro. 4. President appealed to all recite the 4 Way Test led by Rtn. Lalit Mohan Mangaraj. 5. President appealed to all the members to observe one minute silence for World Peace. 6. President calls for confimation of the minutes of the 62nd Installation Meeting held on 4th July 2016. 7. President welcomed all the new members present in the meeting. 8. President informed the members regarding the ‘Workshop & Interactive session on Baby health care for mothers of new born babies” at Zanana Hospital, Berhampur on 13th July 2016 from 08.30 AM to 10.00 AM under the Chairmanship of Rtn. V.Nutan. 9. Presi dent Call ed f or Hony. Secretary Announcements a. Hony. Secretary informed the members regarding the ongoing service project of our club, the Diabetes AM to 9 AM at R.C.S Hall and requested all the members to actively participate in the project. b. Hony Secretary informed the members regarding the invitation received for the Installation Ceremony of R.C Chatrapur-Ganjam on 10th of July at their Club premises at Chatrapur. 10. Rtn. B.V.Kumar thanked the IPP Ajit Kumar Raju for his commendable job in the R.Y 2015-16 and wished the President & Hony. Secretary for a bright and successful year ahead. 11. President invited PP Rtn. Dr. D.J.J Swamy to speak on the Importance of the Rotary Theme and its history. 12. President invited PP Rtn. VVRN Rao to speak on the theme of the year ‘Rotary Serving Humanity’ and its true meaning. 13. President requested Guest Sri Narayan Rathod to present Live Plant Gift to both the Speakers. 14. President thanks the Host of the evening “All the members of the Fellowship Committee” for the snacks of the evening. 15. Sgt-At-Arms Rtn. Nachiketa Subudhi presented the attendance analysis of the meeting as under Total Members : 159 Members Present : 59 Guests :1 % age of Attendance : 36.10 % 16. President adjourned the meeting. Rtn. R. Murali Krishna President

Rtn. T.Parthasarathy Hony. Secretary

Published by Rtn.T. Parthasarathy, Hony. Secy. Rotary Club of Berhampur, Edited by Rtn. D L Narayana, Printed by Ravi Graphics.

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