Mr. Rajesh Kumar
K. Banerjee
Mr. Ganbhir

Welcome to Rotary Club of Patna South


                 

 

What is Rotary?

Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and pease in the world. The object of Rotary is ---to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise. Soon after its founding in 1905, Rotary set its course toward service to community, customers, employees and children, thus becoming the first ---service club.
 

What does Rotary Believe?

Rotary believes in – service above self. It supports ----….the development of acquaintance as the opportunity for service; the promotion of high ethical standards in business and professions through service in one’s personal, business and community life; and the advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and pease. Rotary espouses a high moral code called the:
 

Four Way Test Of the things we think, say or do:
1. Is the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR TO ALL CONCERNED?
3. Will it build GOODWELL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
 

The Objective of Rotary
 
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and in particular to encourage and foster:
FIRST : The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service:
SECOND : High ethical standards in business and professions: the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations: and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society:
THIRD : The application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian’s personal, business and community life:
FOURTH : The advancement of international understanding goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.”

 

About Patna South Rotary Club

 

The Club was declared a provisional club on 22nd May, 1980 and was admitted by R.I. on 4th of june, 1980, Charter of which was presented by the then Dist. Governor Rtn. Dr. D. K. Gupta, on 17th July, 1980 with Rtn. B. N. Singh, as its Charter President.

The Club had been sponsored by the Rotary club of Patliputra with 33 members on the roll. Now only one member joining in 2nd lot P.P. Rtn. A. P. N. Singh(Now P.D.G.) is continuing to be members of the club.

The club had the honour to host a number of eminent guest speakers, some of them of international fame like Sri Nana Jee Desmukh; Sri Soli Sorab Jee, the eminent Senior. Advocate of Supreme Court; Sri Muchkund Dubey, Ambassador Bangla Desh and later the later the Foreign Secretary, Govt. of india and a number of Japanese, British and American Rotarians.

 

 

 

 

Club Adminstration

   

 

The administration of your Rotary club is ultimately under the supervision of your club’s board of directors, which you lead. Your club leadership team, particularly the club administration committee, should assist you with your administrative responsibilities in order to increase the effectiveness of club operations.

The Club Leadership Plan is the recommended administrative structure for Rotary clubs. Under this plan, effective club administration is key to carrying out your club’s annual and long-range goals. In order to implement the Club Leadership Plan, Rotary clubs develop standard procedures for continuity, communication, and Rotarian involvement. The plan’s simple committee structure focuses on the central functions of a club and can be expanded to address club service goals and fellowship.

Responsibilities As president-elect, you have the following club administration responsibilities:
• Appointing and meeting with your club administration committee
• Knowing your club’s administrative policies and procedures by reviewing the most recent versions of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution and Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws.
• Understanding the process for amending club bylaws and working with club leaders to update your club’s constitution and by laws.
• Determining which aspects of the Club Leadership Plan can strengthen your club As president
• Fulfilling district and RI administrative requirements as under

 
Overseeing the club’s reporting requirements
Working closely with the club secretary to ensure that required reports and forms are sent to RI and the district in a timely manner
Understanding how to use Member Access to update club records and make the semi annual dues payment
Overseeing the management of club finances
Minimizing risk during club activities


• Ensuring the Rotary Marks are used properly
• Developing weekly club meetings and club assemblies that will interest club members
• Encouraging attendance at the district assembly and additional training meetings, as appropriate
• Preparing for the district governor’s official visit and the quarterly (or more) visits of your assistant governor

Club Administration Committee
Ensuring effective club administration is a collaborative effort. As club president, you lead this effort while the club administration committee carries out the specific responsibilities. Include the club administration committee as one of the five standing committees of your club. Your club may amend its bylaws to reflect the specific responsibilities of this committee, adding subcommittees as needed.
The club administration committee should help carry out your club’s annual
goals. The club secretary and treasurer should be members of this
committee. The chair of this committee, appointed by you, should be part
of your club leadership team.
Your club administration committee has the following responsibilities:
• Helping the club secretary track club attendance
• Maintaining club membership lists and reporting to Rotary International
• Helping the club treasurer collect dues
• Organizing weekly and special programs
• Promoting fellowship among club members
• Producing the club bulletin and Web site

 

Office Bearers and Board of Directors 2010-11
   
President :Rtn. Rajesh Kumar
Immediate Past President  
:Rtn. Dr. Col. C.S.Sharma
President Elect 
:Rtn. Lila Sahni
Vice-President 
:Rtn.
Secretary 
:Rtn. Dr. Amit Sahni
Treasurer
:Rtn. Mukul Sahni
Joint Secretary  
:Rtn. Anil Kumar Singh
Seargent-at Arms         
:Rtn. Anurag Singh
   

DIRECTORS
   
Administration Committee  : PP Rtn. Kaushal Kishore Singh
Membership Committee : PP Rtn. K G S Sinha
Public Relationship Committee   : PP Rtn. Dr. Rana Mithilesh Kumar
Chairman Service Project Non Health   : PP Rtn. Bindu Singh
Chairman Service Project Health : PP Rtn. Dr. C.M.Jha
Rotary Foundation Committee  : Rtn. Rakesh Kumar Singh
   
   

Sub Committee

Administration Committee

Director : PP Rtn. KAUSHAL KISHORE SINGH

Sub Committee Chair Person Members
Attendance PP Rtn. Anil Singh Rtn. Lila Sahni 
Rtn. Rajesh  Kumar
Club Bulletin PP Rtn. Mukul Sahni PP Rtn. Bindu Singh 
Rtn. Abhay Sing
Fellowship Activities Rtn. Jyoti Jha PP Rtn. Dr.Rana   Mithilesh
Rtn. Pritee Singh
DG’S official visit PP Rtn.Rakesh Singh PP Rtn. Mukul Sahni
PP Rtn Bindu  Singh
Installation PP Rtn. Dr. C.M.Jha PP Rtn. Dr. A.K.Sinha
PP Rtn. Krishna  Kumar
Rotary Programme   Rtn. Shanker Khemka
Rtn. Anil Kumar Singh
Greetings   Rtn. Gunjan Singh
Rtn. Rajiv Kr. Singh
 Rtn Anil Singh

 
                                                

 
                                                  

Membership Committee

Our outlook towards a bigger, better and bolder club

When Paul Harris, the father of Rotary, began meeting with other professionals, he probably had business in mind. He thought he could expand his circle of friends and create a larger potential customer base. Why do so many Rotarians today think this is wrong?

Most people join Rotary to network, business or otherwise. It is simply good thinking to associate with established business professionals and community leaders. These are the type of people who contribute time, talent and treasure towards making communities a better place to live

Let’s look at the first “Object of Rotary”, THE DEVELOPMENT OF AQUANTANCE AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SERVICE. This approach in reaching out to new potential members is often overlooked. It is also forgotten when we assess our existing members. Are we so concentrated on projects and programs in Rotary and simply overlooking basic networking and friendship requirements?

Let’s not lose sight of what is important. Yes projects and programs are vital, but if we don’t keep our eye on the ball and continue to satisfy our member’s (the club’s customers) needs, new growth and strengthening our existing club will not happen. Rotary is changing with the times. Our outlook toward a bigger, better and bolder club must change as well.

Goals of the Membership Committee
  • To use all available tools to promote RC of Weston in the community and attract viable new members who share ideals of “Service Above Self”
  • Educate existing members in all aspects and at all levels of the Rotary organization and encourage participation in club, district and international programs.
  • Organize and maintain an updated classification list and actively stay in communication with former members.

 

Membership Committee

Director: PP Rtn Dr. C.M. Jha
Sub Committee

Chair Person

Members
Recruitment Rtn Anil Kumar Singh

Rtn. Anurag Singh
Rtn.Rajesh Kumar
Classification PP Rtn. Mukul Sahni
  PP Rtn. B.N.Singh
Retention PP Rtn Dr. Rana Mithilesh

Rtn. Rajiv Kr Singh
PP Rtn. Dr A.K.Sinha
New Member Orientation & Education PP Rtn Bindu Singh

PP Rtn. Rakesh Kumar
Rtn. Ajay Maitin
Family Of Rotary PP Rtn Rakesh Kr Singh
  PP Rtn. Anil Singh
  Rtn. Jyoti Jha

Public Relation Committee

Public relations is essential to Rotary’s future.  It informs communities around the world that Rotary is a credible organization that meets real needs. It also motivates Rotarians to be active members in their club and district. Every Rotary club should develop and execute a successful public relations plan to be effective in the community. The plan can take many forms, from promotion of a visiting Youth Exchange student in the club bulletin to newspaper coverage of an interesting club project.

The club public relations committee should develop and execute a plan to inform the public about Rotary and promote the club’s service projects and activities. As the main spokesperson for the club, the president will help implement and continuously evaluate the club’s public relations plan.

Include the public relations committee as one of the five standing committees of the club. The club may amend its bylaws to reflect the specific responsibilities of this committee.

 

The club public relations committee has the following responsibilities:


• Achieving club public relations goals for the coming year
• Familiarizing themselves with RI resources
• Creating awareness of club activities among club members, media, and the general public
• Enhancing projects and activities to make them more appealing to the media
• Helping to create a public image conducive to membership development

Public Relation Committee

Director : PP Rtn Dr. Rana Mithilesh Kumar

Sub Committee

Chair Person

Members

Publicity  PP Rtn. Dr C.M.Jha 

  PP Rtn. Krishna Kumar
  Rtn. Lila Sahni
Co-ordination with Govt. IPP & other Organization                    Rtn. Dr. A.K.Sinha

  Rtn. Gunjan Singh
  Rtn. Rajesh kumar    

Avenue of Services

For years, Rotary’s commitment to Service Above Self has been channeled through the Avenues of Service, which form the foundation of club activity. To get started on a project, think broadly about how your club and its members could contribute within each avenue.

Club Service

Club Service focuses on strengthening fellowship and ensuring the smooth functioning of Rotary clubs.

Vocational Service

Vocational Service involves club members serving others through their professions and aspiring to high ethical standards. Rotarians, as business leaders, share skills and expertise through their vocations, and they inspire others in the process.

Community Service

Community Service is the opportunity  Rotary clubs have to implement club projects and activities that improve life in the local community.

International Service

International Service encompasses efforts to expand Rotary’s humanitarian reach around the world and to promote world understanding and peace. It includes everything from contributing to PolioPlus to helping Rotary Youth Exchange students adjust to their host countries.

New Generations Service

New Generations Service recognizes the positive change implemented by youth and young adults through leadership development activities with club service projects, and creating international understanding with Rotary Youth Exchange.

Community Service

Community Service is at the core of the Rotary Club of Weston’s purpose. Through Community Service, the Rotary Club of Weston seeks to affirm and provide an important venue for “Service Above Self.”

The Rotary Club of Weston focuses on projects where the Club can provide volunteers or funding that render services for children and families in need. While our geographic center is Weston, our projects can include addressing needs in greater Broward County. We seek to undertake projects that can best utilize the Rotary Club of Weston’s member resources. These include the Club’s human capital, its member talents, interests, time and capability availability. Community service opportunities are designed to produce results and as a side benefit, provide personal and club pride.

Service Projects Non Health Committee

Director :PP Rtn Bindu Singh

 

Sub Committee

 Chair Person  Members
 Literacy    Rtn Lila Sahni   

Rtn Pritee Singh
Rtn Jyoti Jha
Tree Plantation    PP Rtn Dr. Rana Mithilesh   

Rtn. Dr. Manorama Mishra
Rtn. Anurag Singh
Street Child Care PP Rtn Anil Singh

PP Rtn Ramdeep Singh
PP Rtn Dr. C.M.Jha
Important Festival Celebration  Rtn Jyoti Jha

Rtn Amit Sahni
Rtn Dr Col.C.S.Sharma
Special Day Celebration (Teachers Day, Gandhi Jayanti, etc)  PP Rtn. Kaushal Kishore Singh 

Rtn. Rajesh Kumar
Rtn. RR Dwar Singh
Fund Raising Rtn. Anurag Singh

PP  Rtn Mukul Sahni
Rtn Rajesh Kumar

 

Service Project Health Committee

Director:  Rtn. Jyoti Jha

Sub Committee Chair Person Members
Immunization Rtn. Dr. Subh Laxmi

Rtn Dr. Subh Laxmi
PP Rtn Bindu Singh
Rtn Dr Manorama Mishra

I.O.L.   IPP Rtn.Dr.A.K.Sinha

PP Rtn.Rakesh Singh
PP Rtn. Dr. C.M.Jha
PP  Rtn. Dr. Rana Mithilesh
Health Check Up Rtn. Dr Col C.S.Sharma

Rtn. Shanker Khemka  
Rtn Jyoti Jha
Blood Donation Rtn. Dr. Manorama Mishra

Rtn Lila Sahni
Rtn Jyoti Jha
Aids Awareness PP Rtn Rakesh Kumar Singh

Rtn G.L.Choudhary
Rtn. Amit Sahni
Infant Mortality Rtn Subh Laxmi Sinha 

Rtn Rajiv Kumar Singh
Rtn Guinjan Singh
Help to Physically Rtn Dr Rana Mithilesh

PP   Rtn Mukul Sahni Handicap
Rtn. Ajay Maitin
Malaria & Kala Azar
Prevention Programme  		 Rtn Anurag Singh

PP Rtn Kaushal Kishore Singh
PP Rtn Dr. A.K.Sinha
Dental Check Up Rtn Dr. Dolly Sinha 

PP Rtn Rakesh Singh
PP Rtn B.N.Singh

Vocational Services

Vocational Service is the way Rotary fosters and supports the application of the Ideal of Service to the pursuit of all vocations.

The Objective of Vocational Service

The introductory statement and three of the four objectives of Rotary relate to Vocational Service, underlining its importance to the philosophy and culture of Rotary. Those objectives are:

  • To encourage and foster high ethical standards in business and professions, to recognise the worthiness of all useful occupations, to dignify the Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society.
  • To apply the ideal of service in personal, business and community life.
  • To advance international understanding and goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of
    businessmen and professional men and women united in the ideal of service.

Service Projects Non Health Committee

Director :PP Rtn Bindu Singh
Sub Committee Chair Person      Members
Saheli Centre  Rtn.Pritee Singh

Rtn Dolly Sinha
Rtn Lila Sahni
Career Counselling PP Rtn Anil Kumar Singh     Rtn. Amit  Verma
Vocational Service  Rtn Abhay singh 

PP Rtn B.N. Singh
Rtn. Amit Sahni
International Service PP Rtn Mukul Sahni

Rtn Amit Sahni

Rtn. Dr. Dolly Sinha
The Rotary Foundation PP Rtn Rakesh Kr. Sings

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Our Family Members

The day that a person becomes a Rotarian marks the beginning of many years of involvement and achievement. This event warrants a memorable and meaningful induction ceremony to welcome the new member to the club. Invite the club member’s family to attend, and encourage all members of the club to participate in welcoming the new member and spouse. Allow enough time after the formal ceremony for personal introductions to every member of the club, some guidelines and suggestions for fellow Rotarians:.
    • To establish a “Rotary Family Committee” in your club in order to assist any projects or events that involve non-Rotarian ie. Family members of Rotarians.
    • To have seminar and training for new Rotarians (spouses and children of new Rotarians are invited to join).
    • Recruit family members like spouse and matured children to become Rotarians through various service and fellowship gathering.
    • To have a system in order to track members that has missed regular meetings and encourages them to attend other Rotary events.
    • Invite partners and children of Rotarian to attend our regular meetings and events.
    • Encourage new Rotarians and their partners to take part in projects.
    • Give Rotary Publication to family members in order to enrich their Rotary knowledge.

Click here for the complete list of our Family Members

 

Contact Us

 




Rajesh Kumar(CSE)

42 , Railway Officer Colony
Khagaul
 

 

 

 

Picture Gallery

Social Commitment

                   
                   

Charge Handover

                   

Assembly on DG's Visit

                   

 

 

Picture Award Ceremony

                   

 

 

 

Events

ROTARY CLUB OF PATNA SOUTH

Club ID 16054   RI District 3250

     Click here to view the Presentation on our Social Activities.

YEAR  PLANNER 2011-12

JULY (Literacy Month)

  1st  July Wheel Chair Distribution
2nd  July Club assembly
8th  July Installation and DG’s Official visit
16th  July RWM
23rd July RWM/ Lecture on Literacy
30th  July Board Meeting

Pay R.I. Dues and Send Semi Annual Report

AUGUST (Membership Extension & Retention Month)

4th August August World Breast Feeding Day: A lecture on Breast Feeding At Mahila College Khagaul
6th August August RWM An inter club seminar on membership growth New Member Orientation)
15th August August Independence Celebration at the Patliputra Pani Tanki School
20th August 20th  August RWM
27th August August Distribution of Bleaching powder

 

SEPTEMBER (New Generation Month)

  3rd September RWM with discussion of Formation of Rotract Club
5th September Teacher’s Day Celebration
10th September World Peace Day / Slogan Competition/Speech/ Honour a person associated with peace and social work (any Sister/Priest)
18th September Career Counselling at College of Commerce Patna
24th September Board Meeting (Service Project Chair to present the report of the Projects undertaken by the club)

 

OCTOBER (Vocational Month)

  2nd October Visit To High School Kurthol Fancy Dress Competition/Monoacting On Gandhi Jee
8th October Dusshera Celebration
15th October Distribution of soap among the slum children on the occasion of World Hand Wash Day on 18th October.
22nd October Food Competition and Deepawali Celebrations
29th October Award To Vocational Trainee

 

NOVEMBER (Rotary Foundation Month)

 

  5th  November RWM
12th November RWM Talk On Rotary Foundation
14th November Children’s Day Celebration at Heritage India School
20th November T10 Inter College Cricket Competition
26th November Programme on Infant Mortality Rate by Dr. Subh Laxmi

 

DECEMBER (Rotary Family Week)

  3rd  December Aids awareness (Nukkad Natak)
10th December Fund Raising Programme (Mela) 
17th December Family Day Celebration
24th December RWM
31st December Good Bye 2011


Board Meeting .Election of new club team and half yearly review of the work.

JANUARY (Rotary Awareness Month)
Payment of R.I. and club dues.

  7th January Conference At Ranchi
14th January Blanket Distribution among the needy People
21st January Health Check up
26th January Republic Day Celebration at Kurthol
28th January Distribution Of Pamphlets of Rotary Among College and School Children
30th January Martyr’s Day Celebration by honoring the widow of Armymen

 

FEBRUARY (World understanding Month)

  4th February Feb.Board Meeting (Foundation Chair to discuss about the foundation and present the report)
11th February Check camp to detect the cataract patients
18th February IOL
25th February IOL camp

 

MARCH 2011

  3rd March RWM
5th March Celebrating International Womens’ Day honouring Some Important Women Personality engaged in social service
10th March On World Disabled day Donation of Wheel chairs
17th March Adoption of Girl Child(at Least 5) and Distribution of school uniform study material to the pani tanki school
24th March Seminar on Conservation of water
31st March Board Meeting

 

APRIL (Magazine Month)

 

  7th April Poster Competition among students of various schools of Patna World Health Day Celebration
14th April Giving The Rotarian and other magazines of Rotary to different school and colleges so that they can know the role of Rotary in helping to build the society. Honoring journalists and press photographers
23rd April Career Awareness Seminar at College Of Commerce
30th April Board Meeting

 

MAY (International Service Month)

  5th May Felicitation of Labours engaged in Agriculture at village Bahasi
12th May Celebrate Paul Harris Birthday by arranging a photo gallery of Paul Harris and his works
19th May Blood Donation Camp On Red Cross Day
28th May Board Meeting
31st May Anti Tobacco Day : A rally on this day

 

     JUNE (Rotary Recreation and Fellowship Month)

2nd June RWM
9th June Tree Plantation On World Environment Day
16th June A fancy dress competition on Environment
23rd June RWM
30th June Board Meeting