On Tuesday, December 10th, 2024, the Animal Welfare Committee of the Rotary Club of Bombay, in collaboration with Bajaj Beyond and Sanctuary Nature Foundation, hosted a one-of-a-kind experience—“Wild India – A Conservation Photography Exhibition” 📸🐾. This exclusive event provided Rotary Club members with an incredible opportunity to explore India’s diverse wildlife through powerful conservation photography. The exhibition featured a guided tour by Bittu Sahgal, renowned environmental activist, and Pooja Bajaj, Director of the Kamalnayan Bajaj Art Gallery 🎨. The exhibition not only showcased stunning wildlife images but also provided valuable insights into conservation efforts across the country 🌿🌍. Members had the chance to interact with the experts and deepen their understanding of the pressing need for environmental preservation. Hosted at Kamalnayan Bajaj Hall and Art Gallery in Bajaj Bhavan, Nariman Point, this event was exclusively for Rotary Club members 🎟️. #WildIndia #ConservationPhotography #AnimalWelfare #RotaryClubOfBombay #BajajBeyond #SanctuaryNatureFoundation #EnvironmentalAwareness https://lnkd.in/dgh2Tjaj
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The Rotary Club of Bombay is one of the pioneers in India of the rotary movement, devoted to the ideal of Fellowship through service. It was founded on March 19, 1929. The Club meets every Tuesday at 1.15 p.m. at the Taj Mahal Hotel, the very place where the founders had their first get-together. The first president of the club was Rtn. Charles N. Moberley. Sir Phiroze Sethna, one of India’s most illustrious sons, was the only Indian among the other European founder members and the first Board consisted of only eight members. Most clubs in Mumbai can trace their roots to the Rotary Club of Bombay. Reading the list of subsequent presidents is like scanning the ‘Who’s who’ of Bombay of the time, bearing names of personalities who even to this day have left their mark on the multifaceted life of this great Metropolis. Amongst the first few presidents of the Club we have had names like Sir Shapoorjee Billimoria, Sir Sultan Chinoy, Sir Jamshedji Duggan, Sir Vithal Chandavarkar, Sir Francis Low, Sir Behram Karanjia and many others. The membership of the Club has grown from 38 in 1929 to around 330 today. The unique single classification concept of Rotary allows the Rotary Club of Bombay a membership compromising a high performance cross-section of Bombay’s successful business and professional men and women, all accomplishers in their own field ranging from doctors to architects, legal luminaries to bankers, entrepreneurs to educationalists and merchandisers to communicators. This Club has inspired the incorporation of 26 Interact clubs, with about 750 school children as members, and 6 Rotaract clubs with a membership of about 200 college students. There is also a very active Inner Wheel Club. From the very beginning the pulse of Rotary has been and always will be Community Service. Today the Rotary Club of Bombay has more than 25 committees dedicated to community service.
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Arsham Hirani, a 12th-grade student from the Cathedral and John Connon School, embarked on a commendable project to assess the potability of water in disadvantaged areas of Mumbai. Dissatisfied with the results of his lab tests, Arsham felt compelled to take action. Through dedicated fundraising efforts, he aimed to provide safe and clean drinking water to underprivileged schoolchildren. To maximise his impact, Arsham partnered with the Water Resources Committee of the Rotary Club of Bombay. The project led to the successful installation of water purifiers and coolers at multiple locations across Mumbai. The beneficiary sites included: 1. Government ITI, Mulund 2. Dyan Mandir Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Powai 3. Rishi Valmiki Eco School, Goregaon 4. Vivek Vidyalaya School, Vikhroli 5. Post Office, Malabar Hill This joint initiative brought together the Rotary Club of Bombay and four other Rotary Clubs: Chandivali, Mumbai Mulund South, Bombay Chembur West, and JVPD Mumbai. The installations were well-organised and attended by President Satyan Israni, PDG Sandip Agarwalla, Rtn. Anand Parikh, Rtn. Siddharth Bhimrajka, PP Vineet Bhatnagar, Rtn. Akhil Sanghi, PE Bimal Mehta, Rtn. Hiranmay Biswas, Rtn. Akil Hirani, Rtn. Ptn. Berryl Hirani, and Arsham Hirani, alongside members of the partnering Rotary clubs and school staff. Arsham’s efforts, supported by the Rotary Club of Bombay, reflect the power of collaboration in addressing critical issues. This project stands as a shining example of youth-led change and community impact #CleanWaterForAll #YouthChangemaker #RotaryImpact https://lnkd.in/dppXsRQF
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "Arsham Hirani, a 12th-grade student from the Cathedral and John Connon School, embarked on a commendable project to assess the potability of water in disadvantaged areas of Mumbai. Dissatisfied with the results of his lab tests, Arsham felt compelled to take action. Through dedicated fundraising efforts, he aimed to provide safe and clean drinking water to unde
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On 10th December 2024, the Rotary Club of Bombay hosted its Annual General Meeting at the Gateway Room, Taj Mahal Palace Hotel 🏨. It was a crucial event for members to reflect on the club’s achievements and discuss future initiatives, strengthening the spirit of collaboration and growth 🌱. #RotaryClubOfBombay #AnnualGeneralMeeting #TajMahalPalaceHotel #Networking #RotaryFamily #ClubProgress https://lnkd.in/dDm4rKz2
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "On 10th December 2024, the Rotary Club of Bombay hosted its Annual General Meeting at the Gateway Room, Taj Mahal Palace Hotel 🏨. It was a crucial event for members to reflect on the club’s achievements and discuss future initiatives, strengthening the spirit of collaboration and growth 🌱. #RotaryClubOfBombay #AnnualGeneralMeeting #TajMahalPalaceHotel #Networ
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🎳✨ RCB Bowling Challenger 2024: A Night of Strikes, Laughter, and Bonding! ✨🎳 The Third RCB Bowling Championship 2024 was an electrifying evening filled with camaraderie, competition, and plenty of fun! Held on 27th November 2024 at Smaaash, it brought together members of the Rotary Club of Bombay and its Satellite Club for an unforgettable experience. 🍹🍴 The excitement peaked as participants cheered, gasped, and celebrated every strike and gutter ball. 🎉 From nail-biting suspense to joyful bonding, the atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming. 🥇 Winners of the Night: 👩🦰 Womens Category Winner: Defending Champion Priyanka Jatia 🎯🏆 Runner-up: Nirmala Banaji 🎳✨ 👨🦱 Mens Category Winner: Gautam Doshi 🔥🏅 Runner-up: Mehernosh Dotivala 👏🎳 A special shoutout to Chairman Moy Biswas and Sanjeev Saran for organizing this thrilling event. It wasn’t just about bowling; it was about building bonds and memories! 💕 #RCBBowlingChallenger2024 #StrikesAndSmiles #BowlingBondingBonhomie #RotaryFunTimes #ChampionMoments #RotaryFamily https://lnkd.in/gdXZt4wD
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "🎳✨ RCB Bowling Challenger 2024: A Night of Strikes, Laughter, and Bonding! ✨🎳 The Third RCB Bowling Championship 2024 was an electrifying evening filled with camaraderie, competition, and plenty of fun! Held on 27th November 2024 at Smaaash, it brought together members of the Rotary Club of Bombay and its Satellite Club for an unforgettable experience. 🍹🍴 T
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The culmination of the Literature Festival was a delightful celebration held on Children’s Day. The program began with the National Anthem, followed by an insightful introduction to the legendary author Rabindranath Tagore. Students showcased their creativity through engaging role plays and captivating story narrations inspired by Tagore's timeless works. Adding to the festive spirit, a vibrant traditional Bengali dance performance stole the spotlight, with students enthusiastically displaying their cultural pride. The event also featured an interactive vocabulary word game of Bingo, sparking excitement and competitive energy among the participants. The joyous celebration concluded with a thoughtful distribution of refreshments, making the day even more memorable for the students. This event beautifully combined literary appreciation, cultural expression, and Children’s Day festivities, leaving a lasting impression on everyone present. 🌟📖 #TagoreTribute #ChildrensDay2024 #LiteratureFestival #CulturalCelebration #LearningThroughFun #RCB #RotaryClubOfBombay https://lnkd.in/dK_rUVmu
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "The culmination of the Literature Festival was a delightful celebration held on Children’s Day. The program began with the National Anthem, followed by an insightful introduction to the legendary author Rabindranath Tagore. Students showcased their creativity through engaging role plays and captivating story narrations inspired by Tagore's timeless works. Addin
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🎶 50 members of Ananda Yaan experienced a heartwarming day at Nehru Auditorium, courtesy of Rtn. Deepak Kapadia and Rtn. Vikram Daiya. The highlight of the event was a melodious live concert featuring evergreen Bollywood classics from iconic films like Taj Mahal, Anarkali, and Baiju Bawra. As the music filled the air, the members went down memory lane, joyfully singing along and reliving cherished moments from their youth. Adding to the joy, they were served a perfectly packed, nutritious snack meal during the interval, ensuring they were cared for both emotionally and physically. This gathering wasn’t just about music—it was about fellowship, laughter, and the warmth of togetherness. The love and dedication of our Rotarians in organizing such experiences truly embody the spirit of Ananda Seva. The Ananda Yaan committee is deeply grateful for their continuous efforts in spreading joy and enriching the lives of our elders. ❤️✨ #AnandaSeva #MusicAndMemories #RotaryCare #RCB #RotaryClubOfBombay https://lnkd.in/gB2aYsFf
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "🎶 50 members of Ananda Yaan experienced a heartwarming day at Nehru Auditorium, courtesy of Rtn. Deepak Kapadia and Rtn. Vikram Daiya. The highlight of the event was a melodious live concert featuring evergreen Bollywood classics from iconic films like Taj Mahal, Anarkali, and Baiju Bawra. As the music filled the air, the members went down memory lane, joyfull
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On Children’s Day, Ananda Yaan Mazgaon Centre hosted a heartwarming event where grandmothers proudly invited their grandchildren to join in the festivities. For the first time, the elders shared their special space with the younger generation, creating a beautiful bond across ages. Rtn. Madhusudan Daga added a touch of enchantment to the celebration by organizing a captivating magic show that left both children and elders in awe. The magician’s tricks and illusions brought laughter and wonder, creating priceless moments of joy. To make the day even sweeter, ice cream was distributed to the 82 children who attended the event, bringing smiles and excitement. The intergenerational celebration exemplified the spirit of togetherness, showcasing how Ananda Yaan continues to create meaningful experiences for its members. The event was a perfect blend of love, laughter, and magic, leaving everyone with memories to cherish forever. 💫✨🍦 #ChildrenDay #AnandaYaan #RCB #RotaryClubOfBombay https://lnkd.in/gcfwKNFd
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "On Children’s Day, Ananda Yaan Mazgaon Centre hosted a heartwarming event where grandmothers proudly invited their grandchildren to join in the festivities. For the first time, the elders shared their special space with the younger generation, creating a beautiful bond across ages. Rtn. Madhusudan Daga added a touch of enchantment to the celebration by organizi
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On November 14, the Heritage Art and Culture Committee of the Rotary Club of Bombay hosted a special preview of The People of Mumbai exhibition at the Mumbai Gallery, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalay. This insightful exhibition, curated by Rtn. Nandini Sampat, explored three core themes: Mumbai as a city of opportunity, a city of migrants, and a city of cosmopolitanism, all told through the lives of its people. Artworks from 16 talented artists painted a vivid picture of Mumbai's essence. Highlights included Valay Shende’s Virar Fast installation, Sabu Kohli’s ode to Mumbai’s mangroves, and Parag Tandel’s tribute to Koli heritage. Bhanu Athaya’s costume designs, with insights from her daughter Radhika, added a cinematic charm. The evening concluded with an AI projection envisioning Mumbai’s future. This captivating exhibition celebrated Mumbai’s spirit, leaving visitors inspired to explore the city’s rich heritage and evolving identity. #MumbaiMagic #RCB #RotaryClubOfBombay https://lnkd.in/dNsffRrB
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "On November 14, the Heritage Art and Culture Committee of the Rotary Club of Bombay hosted a special preview of The People of Mumbai exhibition at the Mumbai Gallery, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalay. This insightful exhibition, curated by Rtn. Nandini Sampat, explored three core themes: Mumbai as a city of opportunity, a city of migrants, and a ci
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The Lighthouse students from classes 1 to 5 had an unforgettable visit to the Paradox Museum! 🏛️✨ From the moment they entered, the striking architecture and mind-bending exhibits captivated everyone. The museum’s interactive displays, filled with optical illusions and puzzles, made learning fun and engaging! 🧩🌀 Children were mesmerized as they explored the thought-provoking exhibits, while adults marveled at the creative designs and advanced technology. It was an experience that sparked curiosity and left everyone inspired! 🌟 Special thanks to Rtn Natasha Treasurywala and Rtn Aditya Somani for making this incredible experience possible! 🙏🎉 #ParadoxMuseum #LighthouseStudents #EducationalAdventure #FunLearning #InteractiveExhibit #MindBending #OpticalIllusions #InspiringExperience #ThankYouRotarians #MuseumVisit #CuriosityUnleashed #RCB #RotaryClubOfBombay https://lnkd.in/duREDvGm
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "The Lighthouse students from classes 1 to 5 had an unforgettable visit to the Paradox Museum! 🏛️✨ From the moment they entered, the striking architecture and mind-bending exhibits captivated everyone. The museum’s interactive displays, filled with optical illusions and puzzles, made learning fun and engaging! 🧩🌀 Children were mesmerized as they explored the
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🗳️✨ Democracy in Action at GK Marg! ✨🗳️ On November 14, 2024, the young minds of GK Marg School from classes 3rd and 4th took their first step into the world of democracy with a fun and educational Class Monitor Election! The day started with an engaging discussion about the voting process and the importance of democratic principles. With two enthusiastic candidates running for the coveted position of class monitor, the excitement was palpable as the students lined up to cast their votes. 👦👧🗳️ Under the guidance of volunteers, a smooth and orderly voting booth experience was created. Once the votes were cast, the children enthusiastically took part in counting the votes, anxiously awaiting the big announcement. 📊🎉 When the winner was declared, cheers and celebrations filled the room! This interactive activity not only made learning about democracy fun but also instilled a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and the value of every vote. It’s initiatives like these by Bhavishya Yaan that empower students and make learning unforgettable! 🌟 #YoungLeaders #StudentElections #GKMargSchool #LearningMadeFun #FutureVoters #RCBImpact #RotaryClubOfBombay 💙 ✨ https://lnkd.in/d6yPbxdD
Rotary Club of Bombay on Instagram: "🗳️✨ Democracy in Action at GK Marg! ✨🗳️ On November 14, 2024, the young minds of GK Marg School from classes 3rd and 4th took their first step into the world of democracy with a fun and educational Class Monitor Election! The day started with an engaging discussion about the voting process and the importance of democratic principles. With two enthusiastic can
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