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 Kathmandu Monday August 20, 2001 Bhadra 04,  2058.


Rotary Clubs' role in development lauded

BY A STAFF REPORTER

Kathmandu, Aug. 19: On the occasion of the first annual function of its office bearers, Rotary Club, Damauli, Tanahun, honoured six personalities for their significant contribution to the social service sector recently.

Those honoured were Bhim Bahadur Adhikari and Bhoj Raj Khanal, Mrs. Kalpana Gauli Singh, Mrs. Goma Neupane, Mrs. Khimisara Ale and Mrs. Usha Chhetri Poudel. Adhikari and Khanal have made contributions for the social sector of the district even by staying outside the district. Similarly, Mrs. Singh, Mrs. Neupane and Mrs. Poudel contributed to women’s education.

Speaking on the occasion, former minister of state Amar Raj Kaini commended the club for working for the social development of the district.

At the function, Kirpalal Shrestha, former President of Pokhara Rotary Club was presented with gifts. Shrestha had played a vital role for the establishment of Rotary Club in Damauli.

Ramchandra Pokhrel, President of the club, handed over the responsibility to the newly elected President Suraj Kumar Subba.

On the occasion, the Chief District Officer (CDO) Baikuntha Nath Neupane and Shiv Kumar Singh, secretary of the club, shed light on the various activities being conducted by the club.

Within one year of its establishment, the Rotary District 3290 has secured first position by being involved in the natural calamity rescue operations. Similarly, it has occupied second position for its active participation in the launching of the polio vaccination programme and women literacy programme.

The club was recognised by the Rotary International only on June 30, 2000.


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