Souvenir of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur by nippon

Rotary International Theme 2013-14

Rtn. Ron D. Burton President, Rotary International

Editorial Publication Committee Publication Co-ordinator: Rtr. Santosh Basnet Member: Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari Rtr. Sristi Aryal Financial Committee: Rtr. Prasanna Nepal Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha Rtr. Jayanti Gyawali Rtr. Saroj Adhikari Rtr. Pitambar Adhikari Rtr. Bhanu Bhakta Kharel Computer Design: Nippon Computers & Designers Megha Market, Sahidchowk, Ngt. Tel.: 056-571083 Printed By : Narayani Chhapakhana Narayangarh, Chitwan

As per the tradition of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur, it gives me immense pleasure to present you the souvenir in this form called “YATRA the Journey” for 9th installation program. This year all rotaractors have worked very hard to make this rotaract year a grand success with district awards and at last I bring out the reflection of that, Yatra the Journey. I am very much happy to say you that this time the editorial committee has published a totally new and attractive look for souvenir. I would like to give all its credit to my committee members and all club members for their hard work to make it realize. Also, I am very much thankful to all the advertisers and well wishers, who helped us financially on behalf of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur. At last, I would like to extend my thanks to “Nippon Computers & Design” who helped in designing the Yatra in excellent form.

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Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

Rtr. Santosh Basnet Editor 3

R.I. Dist. 3292 Bharatpur, Chitwan, Nepal

Message from RI President 2013-14 To the Rotarians of 3292

June, 2013

Dear fellow Rotarians, The Rotary club meeting you walk into today might, at first glance, seem very different from the weekly meetings of 50 years ago. And if you could pay a visit to every one of Rotary´s 34,000 clubs, you´d see men and women from all different backgrounds, speaking just about every one of the world´s languages, involved in service projects from the local to the global. You´d see clubs that are getting together to repair a neighborhood playground this weekend, while working in partnership with other clubs to install sanitary facilities in a school thousands of miles away. And you´d see a group of people who are absolutely committed to making the world a better place, in ways large and small. There´s a lot that´s different about Rotary today. But the foundation that Rotary is built on hasn´t changed. Rotary is based, as it´s always been, on our core values: serves, fellowship, diversity, integrity, and leadership. There are the values that defines us as Rotarian: they´re the values we live by, and the values we strive to bring to the communities we serve. Every one of us in Rotary is here because we were invited, and because we made a choice to accept that invitation. Every day since then, we´ve been faced with another choice : whether to just be a member of a Rotary club, or to truly be a Rotarian. Being a Rotarian is a commitment that goes far beyond just showing up at meetings once a week. It means seeing the world, and our role in it, in a unique way. It means accepting our communities as our responsibility, and acting accordingly: taking the initiative, making the effort, and doing what´s right, not what´s easy. All of us came to Rotary to get involved, and to make difference. And in Rotary service, as in just about everything else in life, the more you put into it, the more you get out of it. If you only put in a token effort, you won´t accomplish very much, and you won´t find very much satisfaction in what you do accomplish. But when you make the decision to truly engage Rotary to bring Rotary service and Rotary values into every day of your life that is when you start to see the incredible impact that you can have. That´s when you find the inspiration, the excitement, and the power to truly change lives. And no one´s life will be changed more than your own. In the 2013-14 Rotary year, our theme, and my challenge to you, will be Engage Rotary, Change Lives. You´ve chosen to wear a Rotary pin. The rest is up to you.

Ron D. Burton 2013-14 RI President

Rotary International

District 3292

Message from DRCC 2013-14

Dilendra Raj Shrestha

District Governor 2013-14

Date: July 1, 2013 Rtr. Prabin Aryal President 2013-14 and Members of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Dear Rotaractors, At the outset I take this opportunity to congratulate the new office bearers of the club for assuming their respective offices to lead the club in the Rotary year 2013-14 and wish you all the best on this occasion of commencement of the new Rotary year. Rotary Leaders have expressed that “New Generations Service (now Youth Service) is an integral part of Rotary. But just as future generations depend on Rotary, Rotary depends on them. We must continue to grow, to create new Rotarians. After all, it is the next generation of Rotarians that will continue our good work. And while we have much to offer — our commitment, our wisdom, our experience — there is much we can learn from them as well. Many of the qualities we most need and value in Rotary are qualities associated with youth, like enthusiasm and a positive spirit. Young people have a natural optimism. They look for ways to accomplish things, not for excuses why they won’t work.” Dear friends, Rotary has great hope on you and your doings. I believe, all the trainings you have gone through, have prepared yourself to enter into a new era of Rotary service and enhance the Rotary image locally as well as globally.

To, Rtr. Prabin Aryal President 2013-14 Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Dear President, It's my pleasure to express few words on the occasion of Ninth Installation Ceremony of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur on July 5, 2013. I would like to congratulate and extend my warm greetings to you and your team .In your leadership your team will successfully achieve the goal and objectives of club. As you know Rotaract is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young men and women ages 18 to 30. This makes them true "partners in service" and key members of the family of Rotary. All Rotaract efforts begin at the local, with members addressing their communities’ physical and social needs while promoting international understanding and peace through a framework of friendship and service. I am confident that in Rota year 2013/14 Your Club play a vital role in the Rotaract Movement in Nepal to motivate and educate new generation toward Rotaract.

We Rotary family of district 3292 always take pride in the image that Rotaractors of our district have been able to create. As the number of Rotaract clubs in our district is growing rapidly, it is very necessary to look for their sustainability. Thus, in the year 2013-14 our focus should also be in strengthening and consolidation of the clubs.

Wish you all the best for a successful Rotaract year 2013/14

I look forward to working together to further enhance the Rotary Image in the communities by engaging Rotary to change lives. Also, let us work together in establishing District 3292 as an exemplary Rotary district in the world.

Rtn. Anish Kumar Bajracharya District Rotaract Committee Chair R.Y. 2013-14 RID 3292, Nepal & Bhutan

Wish you all the very best and warm regards.

Dilendra Raj Shrestha District Governor

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Message from DRR 2013-14 To, Rtr. Prabin Aryal President 2013-14 Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Dear Rotaractor Friends of RAC Bharatpur, I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of Rotaract District Committee, to congratulate you all for your successful rotaract journey till date and also would like to wish you good luck for the future. Also, its matter of appreciation that since your charter, you have well served in all service avenues and brought about change in the same. We Rotaractor are change agent of the society and our contribution to the same is immense. At an average, a Rotaractor spend at-least 7 hours a week involving in Rotaractivity. In a year with 52 weeks, one Rotaractor contribute 364 hours and if we multiply that with one club strength, which is at an average 15, then total hour one club devote for its member development and for society reaches to 5460 Hours. Again if we take it to district level where there are 85 clubs, the hour we are contributing reaches 464,100 Hours. If we covert it into a year, then it is 56.979 years of one generation, which we contribute to nation and society in one Rotary year. If we analyze the way we are contributing to our society being a Rotaractor, then its by developing our leadership, professional and personal skill and also serving the community. This is great contribution we are making to the society and nation being youth of society, who are partner in prosperity and solution and are competent human resource of a country. For any country to prosper competent and qualified human resource is required and Rotaract is a platform which is providing opportunity to become one. Now, the need of an hour for us is to acknowledge this strength of ours and be grateful toward this platform and reach to other youth and encourage them to be part of this platform to grow and be a competent human resource of the nation and also contribute to nation building by serving in various avenues of service. Rotaract is a ‘Leadership Institute’ which provide platform to be leader who practice high ethical standard, applying four way test in every decision and takes charge of not only of the nation but of world all together. I would like to congratulate your club for being platform for the youth to hone their capabilities and contribute to the nation. You truly stand as a ‘Leadership Institute’ and involving youth in service and bring them together for making nation prosperous and also by making them global ethical and competent leader. Regards Long Live Nepal, Long Live Rotary Rtr. Ashish Chaulagain District Rotaract Representative 2013-14 Co-Chair Rotaract Sub Committee, Rotary District 2013-14

Message from Rotaract President 2013-14 Respected Rotarians and Fellow Rotaractors, First of all I would like to thanks all the rotaractors and past presidents of Rotaract club of Bharatpur for making one of the strongest and renowned volunteer organization in our locality. It gives me immense pleasure to congratulate Rotary club of Bharatpur and Rotaract club of Bharatpur for its successful completion of 9th and 8th Rota Year respectively. To publish the club souvenir is become a tradition, which reflects the club’s global movements toward community and professional development of Rotaractors via- its motto “Fellowship through Service”. And I would also like to express gratitude for having confidence in me to serve this club as president for the Rota Year (2013-14). I prepared myself with the theme “Let’s Turn towards Dawn”. With having hope to collaborate all the Rotaractors and Rotarians to make this Rota Year successful as before. Finally, I would like to thanks publication coordinator Rtr. Santosh Basnet and the publication committee, financial committee, club members, past presidents, Rotarians, designer, publisher, well wishers for their entire hard work for the publication of this souvenir “YATRA” the journey. Yours in Rotaract

Rtr. Prabin Aryal President (2013-14) Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

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Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

RI Dist. 3292 Club ID No.: 65597

Past President

Charter President Jenny Gurung (RI ID 8371014) Spouse : Santosh Address : Bharatpur-12, Chitwan E-mail : plzmethink@hotmail.com Birth Day : 24th June Wedding Day : 27th July

Past President Mr. Nabin Lal Shrestha (RI ID 8371016) Ann : Goma Classification : Finance & Management Blood Group : B+ve Address : Bharatpur - 12, Chitwan Tel. : 525558, Cell : 9745009413 E-mail : nlstha@yahoo.com Birth Day : 16th Oct. Wedding Day : 12th March

Past President Mr. Sushil Pratap Rana (RI ID 8371017) Ann : Meera Classification : Service Blood Group : A+ve Address : Bharatpur - 9, Chitwan Cell : 9845045145 E-mail : smrrana_2006@yahoo.com Birth Day : 14th April Wedding Day : 14th May

past president Mr. Bhola Joshi (RI ID 8371024) Ann : Sushma Classification : Banking Blood Group : A+ve Address : Bharatpur - 4, Chitwan Tel. : 571015(O) Cell : 9855059965 E-mail : bhola965@yahoo.com Birth Day : 4th May Wedding Day : 5th Asar

past president Rtr. Vivek Shrestha (RI ID 8371028) Ann : Saru Classification : Business Blood Group : B+ve Address : Bharatpur - 4, Chitwan Tel. : 571550 , Cell : 9845047499 E-mail : withvivek@yahoo.com Birth Day : 24th June Wedding Day: 22nd Falgun

Past President Rtr. Dilip Kumar Shrestha (RI ID 8370794) Ann : Shovana Classification : Business Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-13, Chitwan Tel. : 532533 / 532851 (O), 532860 (R) Fax : 056-522245 Cell : 9845052610, 9855060610 E-mail : stha_dilip2004ad@yahoo.com Birth Day : 1st Asar

Past President Rtr. Sunita Thapa (Baruwal) (RI ID 8160310) Spouse : Tejendra Classification : Teaching Blood Group : A-ve Address : Bharatpur - 11, Chitwan Tel. : 524680 (R) Cell : 9845080916 E-mail : sunita_xp_2005@yahoo.com Birth Day : 10th June Wedding Day : Mangsir 6th

Past President Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel (RI ID 8322789) Ann : Jyoti Classification : Business Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-11, Chitwan Cell : 9855060033 E-mail : sbpaudel@gmail.com Birth Day : 17th May Wedding Day : 8th September

Board Member

President Rtr. Prabin Aryal (RI ID 8370773) Classification : Service Blood Group : B+ve Address : Bharatpur-4, Chitwan Cell : 9855057230, 570746 (R) E-mail : prabin_datesu@yahoo.com Birth Day : 15th Baisakh

IPP Rtr. Dhirendra Patel (RI ID 8369704) Classification : Business Blood Group : A+ve B. Day : 4th March Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Cell : 9855063045, 9845045045 E-mail : rtr.dhiren@gmail.com

President Elect Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha (RI ID 8369700) Classification : Student Blood Group : A+ve Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Cell : 9845070234 E-mail : rtrmandip@gmail.com Birth Day : 32nd Jestha

1st Vice-President Rtr. Bhanu Kharel (RI ID 8370982) Classification : Business Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-13, Chitwan Cell : 9855065201, 524740 (O) E-mail : bhanu_kharel@yahoo.com Birth Day : 15th Poush

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Board Member

RI Dist. 3292 Club ID No.: 65597

2nd Vice-President Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle (RI ID 6216164) Ann : Sangita Classification : Service Blood Group : A+ve Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Tel.: 527682, Cell : 9845045537 E-mail: rtrbishnu@gmail.com Birth Day : 21st Magh Wedding : 29th Baisakh

Joint-Secretary Rtr. Shristi Aryal (RI ID 8534378) Classification : Student Blood Group : O+ve Address : Parsa, Chitwan Tel. : 583129 (R) Cell : 9845324917 E-mail : aryal.shristi0@gmail.com Birth Day : 27th Shrawan

Club Service Director Rtr. Prasanna Nepal (RI ID 8534385) Classification : Student Blood Group : A+ve Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Cell : 9845203883 E-mail : prasanna.nepal2@gmail.com Birth Day : 2nd August

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Board Member

Secretary Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari (RI ID 8370984) Classification : Teaching Blood Group : B+ve Address : Bharatpur, Chitwan Cell.: 9845072387 E-mail : kush_sm123@yahoo.com Birth Day : 9th August

Treasurer Rtr. Saroj Adhikari (RI ID 8370974) Ann: Eliza Classification : Business Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Tel. : 9845209950 Email : saroj007@gmail.com Birth Day : 20th Asoj Wedding Day: 31st March Professional Development Director Rtr. Sushil Ghimire (RI ID 8534386) Ann: Nilima Classification : Service Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Tel.: 522003 Cell : 9802901515 E-mail : ca.sghimire@gmail.com Birth Day : 23rd Dec. Wedding Day: 10th Mangsir

RI Dist. 3292 Club ID No.: 65597

Community Service Director Rtr. Jayanti Gyawali (RI ID 8682032) Classification : Student Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Cell : 9849145358 E-mail : jayantigyawali@gmail.com Birth Day : 16th Bhadra

International Service Director Rtr. Ganesh Lamichhane (RI ID 8534380) Classification : Business Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-10, Chitwan Cell : 9855060096 E-mail : grace2ganesh@gmail.com Birth Day : 11th Jan.

SAP Director Rtr. Aruna Acharya (RI ID 8370980) Classification : Student Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-9, Chitwan Cell : 9845596371 E-mail : sweetfuchi@yahoo.com Birth Day : 4th Baisakh

Editor Rtr. Santosh Basnet (RI ID 8623216) Anne.: Jonika Classification : Service Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur, Chitwan Cell : 9855065135 E-mail : suspenseash@gmail.com Birth Day : 17th July Wedding Day : 11th Mangsir

Sgt.-at-arms Rtr. Kanchan Kandel (RI ID 8499582) Anne.: Sujana Classification : Service Blood Group : B+ve Address : Bharatpur, Chitwan Cell : 9804234797 E-mail : kanchankandel@yahoo.com Birth Day : 5th Poush Wedding Day : 15th Falgun

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Member

RI Dist. 3292 Club ID No.: 65597

Member Rtr. Kapil Shrestha (RI ID 8370782) Classification : Student Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur-12, Chitwan Tel. : 520941(R) Cell : 9807201192 E-mail : kapsth@yahoo.com Birth Day : 24th Sept.

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Member

member Rtr. Prakash Aryal (RI ID 6379690) Ann : Roshana Classification : Business Blood Group : O-ve Address : Bharatpur-4, Chitwan Cell : 9845203529, 9845436632 E-mail : om_s80@yahoo.com Birth Day : 17th Poush Wedding Day :24th Falgun

Member Rtr. Yojana Shrestha (RI ID 8370987) Spouse: Bharat Classification : Service Blood Group : B+ve Address : Bharatpur-13, Chitwan Cell : 9845053175 E-mail : stha_yoju321@yahoo.com Birth Day : 13th Oct. Wedding Day : 11th Baisakh

Member Rtr. Sagar Upadhya (RI ID 8370976) Classification : Service Address : Bharatpur-9, Chitwan Cell : 9845198632 E-mail : upd.sagar@gmail.com Birth Day : 24th Jestha

MEMBER Rtr. Shyam Sundar Siwakoti (RI ID 8534389) Classification : Business Blood Group : A+ve Address : Bharatpur-12, Chitwan Cell : 9845449593 E-mail : shyam056@gmail.com Birth Day : 26th June

Member Rtr. Pitambar Adhikari 'Bishwas' (RI ID 8370986) Classification : Electrician Blood Group : B-ve Address : Bharatpur-3, Chitwan Cell : 9855064563 E-mail : smile.foru2003@gmail.com Birth Day : 2nd March

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MEMBER Rtr. Madhupark Shrestha (RI ID 8623218) Classification : Business Blood Group : B+ve Address : Bharatpur-13, Kalyanpur Cell : 9855054575, 9845151575 E-mail : tmcrampur@gmail.com Birth Day : 10th Falgun

MEMBER Rtr. Santosh Aryal (RI ID 8623213) Classification : IT Engineer Blood Group : A+ve Address : Bharatpur-4, Chitwan Cell : 9855065526 E-mail : santosh.aryal@fonepay.com Birth Day : 4th Jan.

MEMBER Rtr. Deepak Bhatta Classification : Teaching Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatapur, Chitwan Cell : 9845706455 E-mail : Birth Day : 13th Nov.

MEMBER Rtr. Prakash Shahi Classification : Student Blood Group : O+ve Address : Bharatpur, Chitwan Cell : 9845050836 E-mail : prakashshahi3292@gmail.com Birth Day : 18th March

Hearty congratulation & many many best wishes to the Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of 9th Installation Ceremony.

Small Heaven Model School Narayangarh, Chitwan

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

We extend our best wishes to

Secretary Report 2012-13

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

Presented by: Rtr. Prabin Aryal

for the grand success of

Secretary 2012-13

9th Installation Ceremony Director Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha

May the coming days bring more success...

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Club Information Name : Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Sponsor : Rotary Club of Bharatpur Charter Date : 25th November, 2004 RI District : 3292 Nepal Zone : II Twin : Rotaract Club of Rudramati Meeting Date : Every Second & Fourth Saturday (English Calender) Meeting Venue : Island Jungle Resort Bharatpur Height Time : 7:30 AM - 8:45 AM

Meeting Information 2.1 Regular Meetings : 24 (Last Meeting No. 210) 2.2 Board Meetings : 12 2.3 Club Assembly : 2

Membership : 28 (End of the Year) 3.1 Beginning of the year : 28 3.2 Growth : 6 3.3 Farewell : 1 3.4 Terminate : 3 3.5 Retained : 7

Bulletins / Website / Souvenir: 4.1 Website : www.rcbharatpur.org.np 4.2 Souvenir : 'Yatra' The Journey 4.3 Bulletin : ‘SPOTLIGHT’ Periodicity - Bimonthly, Year - 9 , Vol. - 1-5

5. Projects 5.1 COTS On 9thAshar, 2069 (23rd June 2012), Saturday, Club Officers Training Seminar was organized for all the related existing board members and general members by Rotaract Club of Bharatpur where 16 general members as well as board members were participated. President of Rotary Club of BharatpurRtn. Hari Prasad Subedi (PHF) honoured the program as a chief guest. And as a facilitator or resource person different former presidents of this club Rtn. SushilPratapRana, Rtn. Bhola Joshi, Rtr. Dilip Kumar Shrestha and IPPRtr. SherBahadurPaudel made their valuable presence in program as well as they also oriented the rotaractors about their tasks, duties and responsibilities. The program was successfully completed under the chairmanship of Rtr. SherBahadurPaudel and program was co-ordinated by President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel (2012-13). 5.2 Joint Installation Ceremony Rotary Club of Bharatpur & Rotaract Club of Bharatpur had a joint installation program on Ashar 11 at Island Jungle Resort, Bharatpur. The program was successful under the chairmanship of President of Rotary Club of Bharatpur (2011-12) Rtn. Krishna Kumar Shrestha and President of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur (2011-12), Rtr. Sher Bahadur Poudel respectively. DGE of RI Dist. 3292, Rtn. Dilendra Raj Shrestha honoured the program as a chief guest. And DGN of RI Dist. 3292, Rtn. Rabindra Piya, Assistant Governor of RI Dist. 3292 (Zone XII), Rtn. Bhadra Narayan Piya, Charter President of Rotary Club of Bharatpur, Rtr. Dr.Til Chandra Bhattarai were present as the guests of the program. Club honoured different dignitaries for their valuable supports. Rotaract club of Bharatpur honoured Past President, Rtn. Bhola Joshi for establishing “Komal Bhagawati Rotaract Relief Fund” as well as Past President, Rtn. Vivek Shrestha for providing Scholarship fund continuously. Likewise, club honoured, Mr. Krishna Bhatta for providing fund for sweater distribution program, Miss Uma Shrestha for providing fund for Rice Feeding Program at old aged home, Devghat, Mr.Rajendra Shrestha for summer cloth distribution at old aged home, Devghat as well as Utsav Hardware for supporting on maintenance of Rotaract Pratikshyalaya. Different club members on different posts were awarded on which the following members were there: Rtr. Dhirendra Patel - Charter President Award Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha - Best Rotaractor

Rtr. Ajay Sharma - Best Director Rtr. Bhanu Bhakta Kharel - Best Co-ordinator Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle - Outstanding Performance Rtr. PrabinAryal - Presidential Award Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha - Highest Attendance The winners of Inter-member game on Rota Week - 2012 were also awarded for Rtr. Dhirendra Patel for Badminton and Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha for Table Tennis. Similarly, club handed over the Token of Love to Rtn. Krishna Kumar Shrestha, Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana, National Life Insurance, Rtr. Ganesh Lamichhane for their valuable supports to the club. Chief Guest of the programme released the Annual Souvenir of Rotary Club of Bharatpur ‘Lend a Hand’ and Rotaract Club of Bharatpur ‘Yatra-The Journey’ The club inducted 13 new members by providing club membership certificates and Rotaract Pin through chief guest. Presidents of both club of 2011-12.Rtn. Krishna Kumar Shrestha of Rotary Club of Bharatpur and Rtr. Sher Bahadur Poudel of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur handed over their posts to the upcoming presidents Rtn. Hari Prasad Subedi and Rtr. Dhirendra Patel respectively which was the main attraction of the program. 5.3 First Club Assembly On 23rd Ashar 2069 (July 07, 2012), Rotaract Club of Bharatpur successfully completed its first club assembly. Club discussed the plans and projects for the year 2012-13 relating to the four main avenues with club service director Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha, Professional Development Service Director Rtr. Bhanu Bhakta Kharel, Community Service Director Rtr. Yojana Shrestha and International Service Director Rtr. ShristiAryal what projects to be done? How to do ? and when to do ? etc. It was informed that this year club will work combined collaborating with local as well as national level supporting hands and also implementing further process for it. President of Rotary Club of Bharatpur (2011-12) Rtn. Hari Prasad Subedi, Board members, Rtn. Krishna Ji Ghimire, and Rtn. Suresh Bahadur Sen were present as the guests of the program. Altogether 22 members including guests were present in the program. The program successfully conducted under the chairmanship of President of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Rtr. Dhirendra Patel at Island Jungle Resort, Bharatpur. 5.4 Friendship Day Celebration Rotaract Club of Bharatpur organized a program on 4th August, 2012, Saturday to exchange special friendship gifts on the auspicious occasion of ‘Friendship Day-2012’. Club members celebrated

the Friendship Day by exchanging the gifts according to the lottery as well as best wishes with each other. The program was hosted by the International Service Director, Rtr. Shristi Aryal. The program was conducted to maintain deep friendly relationship between the rotaract members and to keep the received gifts as their memories forever. On the following program Rotaract Relief Fund were received from Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana (Treasurer, Rotary Club of Bharatpur) Rs. 100/-, Rtn. Vivek Shrestha (New Generaton Chairperson, Rotary Club of Bharatpur) Rs 200/-, Rtr. Dilip Kumar Shrestha (Past President) Rs. 200/- and Rtr. Dila Ram Kharel Rs. 500/- at total Rs. 1000/- was handed over to treasurer Rtr. Sagar Upadhaya. The program was successful under the chairmanship of President, Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, which was co-ordinated by Rtr. Shristi Aryal at Island Jungle Resort, Bharatpur. 5.5 Teej Fellowship On 12th September, 2012 Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organised a teej fellowship program at Nawaratna Tandoori Restaurant, Narayangarh. The program was conducted for wishing the club’s ladies members on a very auspicious occasion of Teej. The program was coordinated by the secretary Rtr. Prabin Aryal. In this program IPP Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, President Rtr. Dhirendra Poudel, Rtr. Shristi Aryal and Rtr. Prabin Aryal explored their statements towards the program. It was basically fellowship program where most of the time was passed by singing, dancing and entertaining. The program ran for about 3 hours. 5.6 Twin Formation On 29th September, 2012 The MoU was signed between to energetic club Rotaract Club of Bharatpur and Rotaract Club of Rudramati. “Each and every program of 2012-13 organised by both clubs will be equally responsible to each other” accepting this the president Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, club service director Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha of RAC Bharatpur and President Rtr. Prakash Bhusal, club service director Rtr. Yatra Neupane of RAC Rudramati signed the official agreement on the PS meet at Palpa, Tansen on the presence of DRR Rtr. Bikesh Raj Bajracharya and DS Rtr. Muraj Bajracharya. 5.7 Partner-in-Service Seminar PIS Seminar of this year jointly organised by Rotary and Rotaract RI District 3292 was held at

Alfa Beta Complex, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu on 13th October 2012 in order to interact between Rotarians and Rotaractors. In the following program president of this club Rtr. Dhirendra Patel and Secretary Rtr. Prabin Aryal were participated on behalf of club. RC Bharatpur sponsored total Rs. 2400 for two participants from this club. 5.8 Chitwan-Lumbini Cycle Rally 2069 Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organized Chitwan-Lumbini Rally 2069, on Kartik 17th to 19th 2069. Altogether 4 different Rotaract Clubs: RAC Chitwan, RAC Narayangarh, RAC Narayani Mid-Town, RAC Ratnanagar & Proud Nepal, Hearth-to-Heart Social Club were participated with us in the programme. Alltogether 17 cyclists were participated. The main objectives of the programme was as follows: Visit Lumbini Year 2069 Cycling for Health Develop Chitwan as Cycle City Pressurize the government to construct cycle lane On the begening of the programme Chief District Officer of Chitwan, Mr. Him Nath Dawadi was present as the Chief Guest as well as president of RC Bharatpur Rtn.Hari Prasad Subedi, Treasurer Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana, presidnet of RC Ratnanagar Rtn. Bijay Raj Paudel, president of RAC Bharatpur Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, MD of Synergy F.M. Mr.Sahan Pradhan were also present to extend the good wishes to the cyclists for the success of cycle rally. On the first night (17th Kartik), cyclists stayed at Bardaghat & on the 2nd day they stayed at Lumbini Development Area, Lumbini. Similarly on the 3rd day the cyclists were given farewell by the Information Officer, Mr. Hari Rai. He honoured the cyclists & also an interaction programme was conducted between different officers of Lumbini Development Committee, Reporters & Cyclists about Lumbini Masters plan. During those 3 days RAC Madhyabindu, RAC Butwal South, RC Rupandehi, RAC Rupandehi and RAC Lumbini welcomed the cyclists and supported them by providing dinner, breakfast and energy drinks. The participants had also exchanged their club bulletins with all those different clubs. A local citizen of Bhairahawa Mr.Pankaj Kodar donated cash Rs. 7000 to support the cyclist and their success. The program was organised by Synergy FM and was coordinated by Vice President of RAC Bharatpur, Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle.

5.9 Honouring Program for Cyclist to Lumbini Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organised an honouring program for all the cyclist went for the Rotaract Promotion which was held on 17th - 19th Kartik from Bharatpur to Lumbini. Altogether 17 cyclists were participated in the program. So to honour those cyclist, they were invited in the 196th regular meeting held at Island Jungle Resort, Bharatpur height. President elect of RC Bharatpur, Rtn. Purna Chandra Sapkota was present as the chief guest of the programme and he distributed the certificates of appreciation and also gave some words to continue such promotional activities by the members of the club on the days to come. Similarly presidentRtr. Dhirendra Patel also thanked all the members attained in the program. 5.10 9th Charter Day Celebration Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has celebrated its 9th Charter Day on 25th November 2012 at Green Park Family Restaurant, Dharapani Chowk, Narayangarh. On the program different rotaract clubs as well as Rotary Club of Bharatpur and Innerwheel Club of Bharatpur were invited. Altogether 38 people were participated where 2 journalists from Synergy FM and Nepal Reporters Association, Chitwan were present as the guest. The program was coordinated by president of the club Rtr. Dhirendra Patel where president of RC Bharatpur, Rtn. Hari Prasad Subedi was present as the chief guest. On the program the charter members of RAC Bharatpur were honoured and also the program was entertaining by the quiz of Rtr. Saroj Adhikari Two new members of the club, Rtr. Santosh Basnet and Rtr. Madhuparka Shrestha were introduced to all by pin-up. At the programme IPP of the club, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel and Editor Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari gave the presentation about the achievements of the club till the date and projects and programmes of the club of the running year respectively through multimedia. 5.11 Second Club Assembly The 2nd club assembly of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur was held at Island Jungle Resort Height on 24th December. President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel called the meeting and welcomed all Past Presidents and Members. Then the floor was given to President

Elect Rtr. PrabinAryal to inform about the upcoming board members. The board for Rota Year 2013-14 was formatted in which :1) President : Rtr. PrabinAryal 2) IPP : Rtr. Dhirendra Patel 3) 1st Vice President : Rtr. BhanuBhaktaKharel 4) 2nd Vice President : Rtr. BishnukantaKafle 5) President Nominee : Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha 6) Secretary : Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari 7) Professional Dev. Director : Rtr. SushilGhimire 8) Club Service Director : Rtr. Prasanna Nepal 9) Community Service Director : Rtr. YojanaShhrestha 10) International Service Director : Rtr. Ganesh Lamichhane 11) Editor : Rtr. SantoshBasnet 12) Treasurer : Rtr. SarojAdhikari 13) Surgeon At Arms : Rtr. Kanchan Kandel were nominated and finalized. And shortly it was planned for this years projects and reviewed of the previous projects and program. 5.12 One Night Stay (Meghauli Fellowship) On 26th Magh 2069, we Rotaract Club of Bharatpur along with family visited the Home Stay at Meghauli. The major attraction of the evening was Tharu Cultural Dance which was classical and entertaining. The welcome to us was unforgettable and was very respectful. We eleven rotaractors with 2 anns and 2 kids were participated in the program. The main objective of the program was to minimize the gap between club members through fellowship. Not only we enjoyed the program we also learned a lot about the tharu culture. As well as we are very glad to take part in the preservation of one of our Nepali culture directly or indirectly. The program was started near about 6 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock in the evening and all of us returned home at 9 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock next morning. 5.13 Attendance Camp On 11th March 2013, Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organised an Attendance Camp under the chairmanship or President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. On the programme Past President Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana was present as the instructor for all the rotaract members regarding attendance of the members. He discussed about the different reasons for the less

presence of the members in regular meetings and programmes as well. He also advised to raise the number of presence of the members in different club programmes, meeting and activities. All the participants also kept their personal views and ideas about the attendance of members. They also advised to make the meetings effective and entertaining. Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana guided the different ways to increase the members attendance. 5.14 Holi Special Fellowship On the occasion of Holi, RAC Bharatpur, RC Bharatpur and IW Club of Bharatpur jointly organised the fellowship programme. The programme was co-ordinated by Rtn. Vivek Shrestha and Rtr. Prasanna Nepal of RC Bharatpur and RAC Bharatpur respectively. We enjoyed the programme a lot with music, dance and snacks. All the members of 3 clubs introduced with each other. Similarly RAC Bharatpur organised a pot breaking game and IW club of Bharatpur organised a lottery programme. The Charter President of RC Bharatpur Rtn. Dr. Til Chandra Bhattarai gave the words regarding the seed money of Rs. 1 lakh to each club (RAC Bharatpur, RC Bharatpur and IW Club of Bharatpur) for the mega projects. Finally we had our lunch and returned home in the evening. 5.15 Rota Week Celebration Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has celebrated the Rota Week 2012-13 in the memory of charter day of 1st Rotaract Club North Carolina. In this week we had 5 projects which are as follows. 2013/03/11 : Rotaract Club & Rotary Club of Bharatpur joint meeting RAC Bharatpur & RC Bharatpur had a joint regular meeting under the chairmanship of Rotary President Rtn. Hari Prasad Subedi and Rotaract President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. Both the presidents explained about the importance of Rota Week and the glory of being a part of Rotary and Rotaract. 2013/03/12 : Inter-member Sports Competition On this day we had a sports competition on different games i.e. table tennis, badminton and musical chair between the rotaract members on which Rtr. Prasanna won in badminton, Rtr. Bhanu Kharel won in table tennis as well as Rtr. Saroj Adhikari won in musical chair. 2013/03/13 : Rotaract Day Celebration RAC Bharatpur, RAC Chitwan and RAC Narayangarh of Zone II had a joint program on the celebration of this day.

2013/03/14 : Rotary Club & Rotaract Club of Bharatpur joint meeting RAC Bharatpur & RC Bharatpur had a joint regular meeting under the chairmanship of Rotary President Rtn. Hari Prasad Subedi and Rotaract President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. On this meeting all the programmes of Rota Week were reported. 2013/03/15 : Geriatric Home Visit and Fruit Distribution On this day RAC Bharatpur conducted a programme to visit Geriatric Home and distribute fruits to old aged people living there under the chairmanship of Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. We altogether 8 members of RAC Bharatpur went to Devghat and distributed fruits to geriatrics. 2013/03/17 : Rota-week Closing Ceremony 5.16 Participation in District Assembly 5th Rotaract District Assembly was held at Patan Dhoka Higher Secondary School, Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur, on 30th June, 2012. This program was jointly organized by Rotaract Club of Patan & Rotaract Club of Baneshwor Royal. With eager to know the role & responsibilities, 5 Rotaractors from the club participated in the program. The program was started at about 8:30 AM with formal sessions , After formal sessions assembly moved forward to training sessions which was divided as per the designation. There were different sessions of incoming presidents, secretaries, treasurers, club service directors, community service director, professional development directors, officers and general members. All the participants attended the training as per their designation. After short closing sessions the 5th Rotaract District Assembly ended. 5.17 Participation in Rotaract District Award Ceremony 4th Rotaract District Award was held at St-Xaviers School, Jawalakhel on 30th June, 2012. This program was organized by Rotaract Club of Himalayan Patan. With eager to know the Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s status, 6 Rotaractors from the club participated in the program. The program was started at about 2 pm with formal sessions which was then followed by Award program. Rotaract Club of Bharatpur was awarded by "Outstanding Initiative" title to "Komal Bhagawati Rotaract Relief Fund". We got DRR's Special Recognition for President Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, Secretary Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha, International Service Director Rtr. Ajay Prasad Sharma & Member Rtr. Saroj Adhikari. Rotaract club of Bharatpur awarded "Change Maker Award" by Rotary International as well as DRR also recognition on the same title too. 5.18 Participation in Partner-in-Service Seminar PIS Seminar of this year jointly organised by Rotary and Rotaract RI District 3292 was held at Alfa Beta Complex, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu on 13th October 2012 in order to interact between Rotarians and Rotaractors. In the following program president of this club Rtr. Dhirendra Patel and Secretary Rtr. Prabin Aryal were participated on behalf of club. RC Bharatpur sponsored total Rs. 2400 for two participants from this club.

5.19 Participation in President Secretary Meet PS Meet was held at Tansen Municipality hall, Palpa, Tansen, from 28th - 30th September 2012. This program was jointly hosted by Rotaract Club of Dillibazar, Kathmandu, Rotaract Club of Kathmandu Metro & Rotaract Club of Palpa Tansen. With eager to know the roles and responsibilities, 9 rotaractors Dhirendra Patel, Sher Bahadur Poudel, Prabin Aryal, Bishnu Kanta Kafle, Kushal Raj Rajbhandari, Bhanubhakta Kharel, Shristi Aryal, Ganesh Lamichhane and Aruna Acharya were participated in the program. The program was started at about 9 am with formal sessions. After formal sessions, different agendas were discussed between the district members and president/secretaries of different clubs. After short closing sessions, the PS Meet ended. 5.20 5th Rotaract District Conference 5th Rotaract District Conference of this year was organised by RAC Balaju at Sanga, Bhaktapur on 29th and 30th December inorder to form new Ditrict Board Members for the year 2013-14. Rtr. Dhirendra Patel was participated on behalf of club in the following programme. Altogether 36 clubs were participated. 5.21 Participation in Zonal COTS Zonal COTS for this year was held at Hotel Star Venue, Ratnanagar on 8th October 2012. This program was organised by Rotaract Club of Ratnanagar. With eager to know the roles and responsibility 7 members from the club participated in the program. The program was started about 1 pm with formal session. After formal session program forward to the training sessions which was divided as per the designations. There were different sessions of present presidents, secretaries, treasurers, club service directors, community service directors, professional development directors, officers and general members. All the participants attended the training as per their designations. After short closing session, the Zonal COTS ended. 5.22

Participation in other club's activities Date

2012 July 11

Programme

Host/Organised by

Installation of RC and RAC Narayangarh

RC and RAC Narayangarh

Participated by Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, Rtr. Dilip Kumar Shrestha, Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle

Date

Programme

Host/Organised by

Participated by

2012 July 12

Regular Meeting of RC Bharatpur

RC Bharatpur

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel

2012 July 21

Installation of RC and RAC Ratnanagar

RC and RAC Ratnanagar

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, Rtr. Dilip Kumar Shrestha, Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle, Rtr. Prabin Aryal, Rtr. Prasanna Nepal, Rtr. Bhanu Bhakta Kharel, Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha

2012 Aug. 9

Regular Meeting of RC Bharatpur

RC Bharatpur

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, Rtr. Prabin Aryal

2012 Aug. 16

Regular Meeting of RC Bharatpur

RC Bharatpur

Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel

2012 Aug. 25

Installation of IW Bharatpur

IW Bharatpur

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Prabin Aryal

2012 Aug. 30

Charter Day of RAC Narayangarh

RAC Narayangarh

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel

2012 Aug. 31

Installation of RAC Narayani Mid Town

RAC Narayani Mid Town

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, Rtr. Bhanu Bhakta Kharel, Rtr. Saroj Adhikari, Rtr. Prakash Aryal

2012 Sept 6

Regular Meeting of RC Bharatpur

RC Bharatpur

Rtr. Prabin Aryal, Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha, Rtr. Shristi Aryal

2012 Sept 10

Charter Day of RC Bharatpur

RC Bharatpur

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari, Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha

2012 Sept 15

Regular Meeting of RAC Chitwan

RAC Chitwan

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari, Rtr. Prabin Aryal, Rtr. Biswas Adhikari

2012 Sept 21

Rotaractorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday

RAC Ratnanagar

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Prabin Aryal, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Poudel

2012 Nov 10

Photography Training

RNC Chitwan

Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari, Rtr. Bishwas Adhikari

2013 Feb 21

Regular Meeting of RC Bharatpur

RC Bharatpur

Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudyal

2013 Feb 28

Regular Meeting of RC Bharatpur

RC Bharatpur

Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudyal

Date 2013 March 16

5.23

Programme

Host/Organised by

5th Rotary District Conven- Rotary District tion

Participated by Rtr, Prabin Aryal

Participation in zonal activities Date

Programme

Host/Organised by

Participated by

2012 July 22

1st Zonal Meeting

RAC Chitwan

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Dilip Kumar Shrestha, Rtr. Prabin Aryal

2012 Aug. 27

2nd Zonal Meeting

RAC Narayangarh

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle, Rtr. Prabin Aryal, Rtr. Prasanna Nepal, Rtr. Bhanu Bhakta Kharel, Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha, Rtr. Sagar Upadhya

2012 Sept 20

3rd Zonal Meeting

RAC Narayangarh

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Sher Bahadur Poudel, Rtr. Prabin Aryal, Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari, Rtr. Shristi Aryal, Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle

Director Rtr. Bhanu Bhakta Kharel 1. Career Counselling on Insurance On Bhadra 9th, 2069 (25th Aug. 2012) Rotaract Club of Bharatpur organized a talk programme on career counselling on insurance during its 190th regular meeting. Branch Manager of National Life Insurance Company as well as Past President of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur, Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana was present as a Resource Person. On the programme, he informed the members about the importance of insurance and also he elaborated the task of agents involved in an insurance company. Throughout the programme he focused on the importance of insurance, procedure to get the license of agent, authorities and the responsibility of the agent and also he aware the customer about the fake agents. 2. Personality Development Training The Personality Development Training held at Hotel Image Palace was one of the effective program of RAC Bharatpur which was coordinated by Editor Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari under

the Chairmanship of President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. The Resource Person of the program was Mr.Laxya Ale from M-Taq Institute, Pokhara Buspark, Narayangarh. He explored a lot of his experiences and knowledge he learned about personality development. He showed us the right way to face the situation and problems etc. Our guest were Mr.Dilip Gurung and Mr.Bishnu Shrestha. Our Past President and Treasurer of RC Bharatpur, Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana was present as the chief guest of the programme and he also told about the importance of such training to us and youths of our age. Finally President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel sum up the program by thanking the resource person, guests and all the members participated 3. Basic Accounting Workshop RAC Bharatpur has organised the programme focused on professional developing task of the Rotaractors and others as well on 5th Jan 2013. ‘Basic Accounting Workshop’ entitled programme was also one of the effective programme for the Rotaractors as well as other participants. The venue of the programme was National Institute of Management Accountancy (NIMA), Bharatpur. And the resource persons were provided by NIMA itself. They were CA Rtr. Shyam Sundar Siwakoti and CA Mr.Rajan Adhikari. Altogether 16 participants were present in the program where Rtn. Purna Chandra Sapkota was the Chief Guest. The programme was conducted under the chairmanship of President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel and was co-ordinated by Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha. Certificates of participation were also distributed by Chief Guest of the program. 4. Mobile Wallet (e-Sewa) On 11th March 2013, Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organised a program regarding the professioanl development of club members entitled “Mobile Wallet (e-Sewa)” under the chairmanship of president Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. Rtr. Santosh Aryal was present as the resource person of the respective programme. He gave the presentation regarding the latest discovery of Information Technology i.e. e-Sewa. He also gave the presentation on respective services including all

its facilities available i.e. we could get easy access of banking transaction. Anyone can get access from mobile regardless of transportation problems. It was one of the effective programme of RAC Bharatpur.

Director Rtr. Yojana Shrestha 1. Support ot Devghat Oldaged Home Rotaract club of Bharatpur distributed some kitchen utensils to 31 old people living at Devghat Society Welfare centre (old aged home) managed by Devghat Development. The utensils so distributed were sponsored by Miss Uma Shrestha, inhabited in Mainroad, Narayangarh. Some kitchen appliances with plate, bowl and glass were distributed to each of the old people living there. On this program of distributing materials of daily use, President, Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Co-ordinator Rtr. Prabin Aryal and IPP Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel promised to continue such program. Club has been providing help and support through different programmes at the old aged home since 5 years. A brand name ‘Budheskal Ko Lathi’ is given to all those programs conducted there.

2. Free Dental Screening Camp Rotaract Club of Bharatpur organized a ‘Free Dental Screening Camp’ with collaboration with Nepal Dental Association (NDA), chitwan branch at Small Heaven Model School, Aaptari, Chitwan. About 450 students studying at class 2-5 get their teeth screened on the camp. Dental surgeon Dr.Srijana (Dwa) Pradhan, Dr.BishnumayaKharel, Dr.PoojanBhusal, Dr. Erika Shrestha and two assistants with seven rotaractors as supporters were participated in the camp. It came to know that in average 95% of students have the teeth affected by germs but no any serious dental problem were found. Different informations on prevention of dental problem were given to the children using multimedia which was related to the care of teeth, problems on teeth, solution and awareness. The program was co-ordinated by Editor of the club, Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari under

the chairmanship of President, Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. 3. Rice Feeding On 1st Bhadra, 2069 (17th August) Rotaract Club of Bharatpur organised rice feeding programme at Devghat Old-aged Home on the occasion of ‘Father’s Day’ by feeding 31 old-aged people living there. Miss Uma Shrestha of Mainroad, Narayangarh sponsored the programme to feed the old people in the loving memory of her father. Executive Director of Devghat Area Development Committee, Mr.Lok Prasad Bhurtel honoured the program with best wishes as well as expected the club would continue the supports by the club. Past President Rtn. Vivek Shrestha informed that, such programme will continually conducted. President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel informed about the programme which was co-ordinated by IPP Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel. 4. Rotaract Inter School Quiz - 2012 On 8th September 2012, Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organised Rotract Inter School Quiz-2012 at Small Heaven Model School, Aaptari, Chitwan which was coordinated by the Editor of the Club Rtr. Kushal Raj Rajbhandari under the chairmanship of President of the club Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. On the program, altogether 15 different schools of bharatpur area were participated where Greenland Public School stood 1st Position whereas Prerana Higher Secondary School stood 1st Runner Up Position. New Generatin Chairperson of RC Bharatpur Rtn. Vivek Shrestha was present as the Chief Guest and President of RAC Chitwan Rtr. Pratik Dhewaju and IPP of RAC Narayani Midtown Rtr BIshnu Adhikari were present as Geust of the program. At last, he congratulated the winners and concluded the program by giving some words on the dias. 5. Hamro Dashain Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organised a Dashain fellowship program at ‘Hamro Ghar’- a street children re-habitation centre, Nagarban Road on 20th October 2012. The following program was organised to exchange Dashain wishes between the club members

and the street children admitted there. Besides exchanging dashain wishes the club organised the rice feeding program for those street children and expressed their wishes. Different reporters from different media were present to promote such social programs of this club. Ramesh Kumar Poudel from Patrakar Mahasangh Chitwan gave the speech and wishes to club. The program was coordinated by Rtr. Bishnu Kanta Kafle where President of RC Bharatpur Rtn. Hari Prasad Subedi, President of Hamro Ghar Mr. Ram Hari Shrestha and New Generation Chairperson of RC Bharatpur Rtn. Vivek Shrestha were present as the Chief Guest, Special Guest and Guest respectively under the chairmanship of President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. President of RAC Chitwan Rtr Pratik Dhewaju, President of RAC Narayangarh Rtr. Srijan Bastola and President Elect of RAC Ratnanagar Rtr. Sangita Acharya were also present at program. 6. Tihar Celebration at Devghat Old Age Home Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has organised a Tihar fellowship program at Devghat Oldaged Home, Devghat. The program was co-ordinated by Rtr. Saroj Adhikari under the chairmanship of President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel. Altogether 13 members were participated in the program. The main objective of the program was to continue the tradition of burning candles during Laxmi Puza under the blessings of oldaged people by distributing them sweets, biscuits, fruits and other edibles. The participants of the program shared some joys and happy moment with the oldaged people staying there. Past President Rtr. SunitaThapa, IPP Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel, President Rtr. Dhirendra Patel expressed some words relating to wishes for Tihar as well as they also informed that such program are to be continued further. The program was organized as the 3rd Phase under the theme ‘Budheskal Ko Lathi’ 7. Blood Donation Program On 16th March, 2013, RC Bharatpur, RAC Bharatpur and IW club of Bharatpur has jointly organised an open blood donation program at Birendra Campus gate, Bharatpur. These clubs has been organising this programme yearly. In the programme altogether 74 people donated their blood where 5 of them were ladies and 17 were rotaractors. The program was co-ordinated by Rtr. Aruna Acharya under the chairmanship of president Rtr. Dhirendra Patel.

8. Holi Fellowship and Rotaract Pratikshyalaya Maintenance Rotaract Club of Bharatpur has maintained the Rotaract Pratikshyalaya jointly with RAC Chitwan, RC Bharatpur & IW Club of Bharatpur. Rtr. Prabin Aryal from RAC Bharatpur and Rtr. Manjesh Piya from RAC Chitwan were the co-ordinarors of the program. Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Pratik Dhewaju, Rtn. Purnachandra Sapkota, Rtn. Krishna K. Shrestha gave their valuable words on the program. Likewise, PP and Rtn. Sushil Pratap Rana informed about the history of making the pratikshyalaya. On the program, the pratikshyalaya was painted by members of RAC Bharatpur & RAC Chitwan. At last president adjourned the program. 9.

Participation in other club's activities

2012 Aug. 24

Drug Abuse Awareness

RAC Ratnanagar

Rtr. Dhirendra Patel, Rtr. Prasanna Nepal, Rtr. Mandip Man Shrestha

Director Rtr. Shristi Aryal 1. Recognition to Dr. Tulsi Dharel On 28th July, 2nd Regular Meeting of Rotaract Club of Bharatpur honoured the Charter President of Leo Club of Narayangarh. Likewise the Charter President of Leo District Council 325 B and also the executive member of NRN Canada. On the meeting the floor was given to Dr. Dharel where he shared his joyful experience of the Leo Club and motivated we rotaractors to focus on career development as well as on the social welfare and also he encouraged us to coordinate with different other international clubs like leo, jaycees etc. At last Past President Rtn. Vivek Shestha honoured Dr.Tulsi Dharel by certificate of appreciation.

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Free Health Camp

Bulletin Exchange

Recognition to Dr. Tulsi Dharel

Drug Abuse Awareness Program

Sanitation Program

Project : Joint Installation Ceremony Venue : Hotel Island Jungle Resort Date : 30th June 2012 Project : Free Health Camp Venue : Kottandi, Danda, Nawalparasi, Date : 2nd March 2013 On 2nd March 2013, RAC Bharatpur, RC Bharatpur, IW Club of Bharatpur and Women Empowerment Group RCC Kottandi has jointly organised a free health camp at Arghyauli-8, Nawalparasi, Danda. On the camp, 7 special doctors has checked the health of sick people living there. Dr. Dinesh Jung Rayamajhi, Dr. Vijayaman Kayastha, Dr. Manoj Yadav as well as other doctors checked the patient. Altogether 410 patients of arghyauli aged from 6 months to 95 years old were having their health checkup in the camp. The programme was co-ordinated by senior doctor Dr. Dinesh Jung Rayamajhi under the chairmanship of President of RC Bharatpur Rtn. Hari Prasad Subedi. Also on the programme, medicines worth about Rs. 1.5 Lakhs were distributed to the patients for free. Project : Blood Donation Program Venue : Birendra Campus gate, Bharatpur Date : 16th March 2013 Project : Holi Special Fellowship Venue : British Camp, Gaindakot Date : 26th March 2013

Hearty congratulation & many many best wishes to the Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of 9th Installation Ceremony.

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Hearty congratulation & many many best wishes to the Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of 9th Installation Ceremony.

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About Rotaract 

Rtr. Santosh Basnet Editor

Why should you join Rotaract? What does it offer? Rotaract is a Rotary sponsor program. Rotaract is a worldwide organization, with around 8,200 clubs in 170 different countries. There are many things Rotaract has to offer. In a nutshell some of the main things you can expect to gain from becoming a Rotaractor include:Having heaps of fun while making new friendships that last a lifetime, both here and overseas. The satisfaction of knowing that you can make a difference, in the local community and overseas. Pushing yourself to the limit and realizing your potential in both personal and professional areas of life. “Be the change you want to see” and Rotaract is an international youth body that undertakes the process of creating the responsible citizens of the world to bring about the positive change. The organization is made of youth adults in the age category of 18 through 30 years. It’s a parallel world from those who believe they can make difference. The purpose of Rotaract is to empower young men women with an opportunity to enhance knowledge and skills that will assist them in their self development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote harmonious relation amongst all people worldwide through commonly shared emotions of friendship and service.

Rotaract stands for “Rotary in Action”, although the name originally comes from a combination of "Rotary" and "Interact" (International + Action), the high school level program created by Rotary International in 1962. Rotaract originally began as a Rotary international youth program in 1968 and has grown into a major Rotary-sponsored organization of over 9,030 clubs spread around the world and 207,690 members. It is a service, leadership and community service organization for young men and women between the ages 18–30. Rotaract focuses on the development of young adults as leaders in their communities and workplaces. Clubs around the world also take part in international service projects, in a global effort to bring peace and international understanding to the world. Who can join Rotaract? Membership is open to all men and women aged between 18 and 30. There is no restriction on race, gender, vocation, religion, political beliefs, etc. Rotaract is a truly non-sectarian service organization that welcomes everyone. We are a professional organization that is accountable for every cent we raise, so we need to make sure our members are responsible citizens of good-standing in the community. The vast majority of our members are students and young professionals. We are unable to accept anyone to accept anyone for membership over 30 years of age;

we recommend you instead look up your local Rotary club. How do you start getting involved? Once you have made your mind to join Rotaract club of Bharatpur, first of all our club member will bring you as proposed member then you need to attend at least two of our club regular meeting and participate in projects before you can be considered for membership. That way, you can see what you think of the club and what we do, and we can get to know you and see how well you fit into the club. What can you expect at Rotaract meeting? Every Rotaract club runs their meetings a little differently. Hopefully you should find a warm, friendly group of people at a meeting that will last from half an hour to an hour and half or so. The meeting will largely comprise of an “information exchange” session where you can find out what is going on, and perhaps discussion on events that the club plans to organize. Does attending the meeting guarantee that you will become a member? No, it does not. After you have attend at least two regular meeting, the club Board determines if they think you will fit in with the rest of club or not. This is not so we can elitist or snobby- we just want to minimize conflicts. This doesn’t mean that if you are very shy or friendly compared to the rest of club that we won’t make you member…we like to have a good variety of people in the club! What we do not want in people who exhibit very antisocial behavior (being very domineering, very aggressive or very self centered).

What happens after you are included as member? That’s when all the fun begins! Attend the meetings, meet new friends, help out with the projects, go to the social events, develop your leadership skills…what you get out of Rotaract is only limited by what you put into it. If there is something in particular that you would like to achieve during your time in Rotaract, let us know! The activities we do depend on what our member’s interests are, and that includes you!

Contact details Bharatpur-13, Kalyanpur, Chitwan 9855060610, 056-532533 E-mail : Personal details DOB Blood Group Profession Spouse Nationality Academic Qualification

: 1st Ashadh : O+ve : Business : Shovana : Neplease : B.B.S.

Do you need to attend every meeting and project? No, you do not. You need to maintain 60% attendance of meeting in order to remain a member of Rotaract club of Bharatpur. If you can’t make it to something, we ask that you please let us know so that we won’t hold up the start of the meeting waiting for your arrival. If you know you will not be able to attend meeting for a long period of time; such as if you become quite ill, very busy with yours works or studies or are going to be away for a while just let us know. And if you are out of locality and visit other Rotaract club’s meeting your attendance is counted if you get “Make up Card” from that club. None of the projects are compulsory, you don’t have to participate if you don’t want to or are busy… but they are the Core of what Rotaract is about, not the meetings. You will make most of your time Rotaract if you only attend the club meetings. If you decide that you no longer wish to be a member of the club, please let us know- don’t just stop turning up. You should formally resign in writing.

Involvement in Rotaract Charter Community Director : 2004-05 Professional Service Director : 2005-06 Sgt.-At-Arms : 2006-07 Secretary : 2007-08 President Elect/Vice President : 2008-09 President : 2009-10 IPP : 2010-11 Past President : 2011-12 Past President & Advisor : 2012-13 Relief Fund Chairperson

So, what you are waiting for, be a part of Rotaract club of Bharatpur and be the part of global movement with motto “Fellowship through service”

Visiting Country India & Bangladesh

Rotaract Achievement Best Secretary

Rtr. Dilip Kumar Shrestha

: 2007-08 (Rotaract Club of Bharatpur)

Involvement in other organization Member : Abhudaya Saving & Co-operative Ltd. Secretary : Namaste Television Professional Carrier Proprietor Family Business

: Namaste Stationery Center, Saheedchowk, Narayangarh : Kalya Breeding & Research Farm Pvt. Ltd.

Trainings Aprreciative Inquiry : Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Stress Management Training : Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Public Speaking Training : Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Goal Setting "A Workshop" : Rotaract Club of Bharatpur Importance of Life Insurance : National Life Insurance Participation Rotasia 2006/07, Kolkata Rotasia 2008/09, Bangladesh

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Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of

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Rtr. Sher Bahadur Paudel

Rotaract Achievement OUT STANDING PERFORMANCE AWARD - 2007-008 Best Rotaractor Award - 2009-010 (Rotaract Club of Bharatpur) Charter President Award: 2009-010 (Rotaract Club of Bharatpur) Highest Advertisement Collection Award: 2010-011 (Rotaract Club of Bharatpur) DRR's Special Recognition: 2010-11 (RID 3292) Change Maker Award: 2010-2011 (Rotary International) Rotary Rotaract Relation Award: 2010-011 (Rotary Club of Bharatpur)

Hearty congratulation & many many best wishes to the Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of 9th Installation Ceremony.

Involvement in other Organization 1st VICE PRESIDENT: BHISAAN (BHIMSEN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION): 2009-2011 BOARD MEMBER (TREASURER) : HAMRO BACHAT SAMUHA (2010-2012) MEMBER: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL NEPAL, GROUP 33 (2013-2015) Professional Carrier Assistant Accountant - Synergy Industries Pvt. Ltd. (2056 - 2058) Accountant - Cyber Home Pvt. Ltd. (2058 - 2063) Accountant - SSK Trading WLL, Doha, Quatar (2063) Chief Accountant - Worldlink Chitwan Communication Pvt. Ltd (2063 to Till Date) Director: TRINETRA AGRO FARM PVT. LTD. (2063 - 6064) Owner: Modern Kitchen Concepts (2063 to till date) Trainings As a Trainee Computer Based Accounting & Inventory Management: NCCI & Rotary Club of Narayangarh Goal Setting - Rotaract Club of Bharatur Internet Security: Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

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The truth about Rotary International

Rtr. Prasanna Nepal Club Service Director

Rotary is a Masonic Jewish organization of business and professional leaders that claims to provide humanitarian service to improve human relations, encouraging high ethical standards in all vocations and building goodwill and peace in the world. Rotary is an English word derived from "rotation". The organization was named as such because meetings were held in members' houses or offices by rotation. The presidency of the organization is still assumed by members by rotation as well. The clubs have chosen a distinctive emblem, which is a "gear wheel" in two colors, golden and blue, with 24 cogs and six golden spokes within the circle. Each two opposite sides constitute a diameter within the circle of the gear. They all constitute three diameters that cross in the center. When the starting point for each diameter is connected to the ends of the other two diameters, this constitutes the six-pointed star, surrounded by the two English words "Rotary" and "International". The golden and blue colors are of the Jews' sacred colors with which they decorate the roofs of their monasteries, temples and Masonic lodges. These two colors are now the colors of the flag of the member states of the European Common Market. Foundation and leading figures: • On 23 February 1905 C.E., the attorney Paul Harris founded the first Rotary club in Chicago, Illinois. This was three years after he had spread his idea which was

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accepted by some people. Sylvester Schiele (coal merchant), Gustav A. Loehr (mines engineer), Hiram E. Shorey (tailor merchant) and Paul Harris (attorney) are considered the founders of the Rotary movement and the builders of its intellectual principles after a series of recurrent periodic meetings. Their first meeting was held in the same place where the Rotary Club, Chicago 177 today, was later founded. • Three years later, Shirley Berry joined the organization and rapidly expanded the movement. He remained as a secretary of the organization until he resigned in 1942 C.E. • In 1947 C.E., Paul Harris (the founder) died after the movement had spread in 80 countries, with 6800 clubs and 327,000 members. • In 1911 C.E., the movement moved to Dublin in Ireland, and then spread in Britain through the efforts of Mr. Morrow, who was paid a commission for each new member. In the Arab world, the history of Rotary was connected to three phenomena: • Western colonialism in terms of inception and the majority of its members. • The aristocratic classes and those who had influence and money. • Comprehensive and general activity in entire Arab world, directly or indirectly. • In the 1930s, Rotary clubs were founded in Algeria and Morocco under the supervision of French colonialism. There are now many

clubs and branches in different places and cities of the Arab world. Ideas and beliefs: • Not regarding religion or the difference in country of origin as a criterion in choosing a member, or in the mutual interaction among members. The Rotary claims that it is not concerned with religious or political matters. The Rotary is not allowed to express an opinion on any controversial public issue. • Rotary clubs teach their members the list of the equally recognized religions in alphabetical order: Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Judaism, Mohammedanism and Taoism. • Religion being disregarded, this protects the Jews and secures them easy penetration into all walks of life. This is clarified through the necessity that each club must have at least one or two Jewish members. • One should do good deeds without waiting for any material or moral reward. This is indeed against the religious perception which connects doing voluntary good work to the double reward from Allaah The Almighty. • There is a weekly meeting; and the member's attendance rate should not be less than 60 percent per year. • Membership is not available for all people. Rather, one should wait for the club's invitation for joining, according to the principle of selection. • Classification is based on the main profession. There are 77 professions. • Workers are deprived of the club's membership, and only those who occupy high positions are chosen. • They try to have a balanced age level among the members and nourish the

organization with new blood by attracting young members. • There must be a representative for each profession. It is possible, however, that this rule is violated in order to have a desirable member or exclude an undesirable one. The third paragraph of Article IV of the Constitution of the Rotary International is as follows: • There should be no more than one member of each profession with the exception of the categories of religions, media and the diplomatic corps, with taking into account the provisions of the bylaws for the additional active members. • The Board of Directors for each club must have one or two of the club's former heads, who are the heirs of the Rotarian secret which descended from Paul Harris. • Charles Marden, who was a member for three years in one of the Rotary clubs, conducted a study about the Rotary and he deduced some facts including: • Among each 421 members of the Rotary Clubs, there are 159 members who belong to Freemasonry, and this means that they are more loyal to Freemasonry than to the club. • In some cases, membership of the Rotary was limited to the Masons, as it was the case in Edinburgh, Britain, in 1921 C.E. • In Nance loges in France, in 1881 C.E., the following was reported, "If the Masons constitute an association along with others, they must not let it be led by others. The effective officials must be Masons and the association must act according to their principles." • Rotary Clubs become very popular and their activities are strengthened when the Masonic movement weakens or becomes

dormant. That is because the Masons transfer their activities to the clubs until the pressures end and then resume their former status. • The Rotary was founded in 1905 C.E. during the period when Freemasonry was active in America. • There are several clubs that intellectually and methodologically resemble the Rotary, which are: the Lions, Kiwanis, Exchange, Round Table, Pen and B'nai B'rith (Sons of the Covenant). These clubs work in the same way and for the same purpose with some slight modification to create many means to spread ideas and attract supporters and followers. There are visits exchanged among these clubs. In some cities there is a council for the clubs' heads in order to coordinate with each other. SOURCE: "The truth about Rotary International "

Hearty congratulation & many many best wishes to the

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of 9th Installation Ceremony.

Eternal Presence 

Rtr. Shristi Aryal Joint Secretary

I can feel your presence Even in the sketches of your shadows, In the cold dark rusty nights, it is your silver lining, An illusion that turns and disappears as the morning sun shines, An illusion that raises as silent nights come gently by Your shadows sways deep inside my heart… That shadow dissolves and turns to your smiling figure… Oh love, see what love does bring for fate Fortunes of jewels of beating hearts and smiles, Least to indulge in earthly joy.. enough to drown in heaven’s reign.. In nights like this of ocean rage, In darkness where I cant find your place, In lacking lights where I search your steps, In blindness where I feel your grace, Till time runs…turns and spins All the losses should must disappear In my embrace should you always appear!!

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The Rules of Life 

Rtr. Prabin Aryal

President 2013-14

From the beginning of my life the one motto that i've been learning was"Life has rules." It starts on the playground or sitting around the kitchen table as a kid. We’re told “The early bird gets the worm” . “Slow and steady wins the race.” “Play fair and people will play fair with you.” “Good things happen to good people.” “Keep your faith, and your dreams will come true.” From day one, these are the rules we’re taught to live by. We get them from our parents, our teachers, and our culture at large, and as we grow older, they form the foundation of our hopes, expectations, and beliefs. In theory, it’s a great system. All we have to do is treat people fairly, set positive goals, and work hard to achieve them. Since life is fair, everything works out in the end. Here’s the catch: these rules aren’t real. Chances are you’ve may discovered that the rules you thought were real are not. Things you were told turned out not to be true. Life’s not fair. Good things don’t always happen to good people. Your heart breaks, you feel betrayed by people you trusted and sometimes you even lose those you love. No matter how hard you work, how diligently you pray or how respectfully you treat other people, the truth remains: life will have its say. So,I want to share with you the real rules of life. They’re not the rules you’ve heard a hundred times before, and they’re not always what you’d

expect. Some of them are going to be a relief, a welcome “aha!” affirming what you have always known in your heart. Others may feel terribly uncomfortable and hit painfully close to home. Together, they all make up the subtle, simple truths of how life really is. That includes life’s many mysteries, blessings, uncertainties, and the vast unknowingness we’re asked to live in day by day. At times, these truths can seem overwhelming. They can leave us feeling so empty that we just don’t want to face them. Yet it is in our best interest to do exactly that. Understanding and boldly coming to terms with how life really is, sooner rather than later, positions us to live the rest of our lives fully awake. Making peace with what we’ve been avoiding or running away from, perhaps since childhood, allows us to ripen as human beings. We spend a lot of time and energy avoiding and denying the Real Rules of Life. We struggle within ourselves, trying desperately not to look these truths in the eyes. And yet, by acknowledging their existence, one by one, we can begin to make peace with life. Take the fact that we age, for example. Making peace with our own mortality, coming to terms with changes in our bodies as they slow and eventually break down, is one tough challenge. But doing this, as we will see, allows us to make the necessary adjustments to live more enjoyably and purposefully in the time we have. Apple founder and icon Steve Jobs, who died this past year, understood this. “Remembering that I will be dead soon,” he

said in a speech to Stanford graduates, “is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything—all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure— these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important.” We c a n a l s o re co gn i ze t h at we w i l l probably suffer heartbreaking losses and disappointments during the course of our lives. That we live in dangerous, risky, unsafe and uncertain times, where so many things are out of our control. And, perhaps most important, that life’s many blessings and gifts will pass us by unless we begin to count them. So the question becomes: How do we deal with the reality of our lives? Courageously face our fears? And awaken? How do we not tie up all our energy in hiding, denying, repressing, pretending, avoiding, and hurrying through

Let's Turn

Towards Dawn Rtr. Prabin Aryal President 2013-14

our days? How do we free ourselves so that we may embrace life’s deep, rich joys and weather its sorrows? How do we become more humbly aware and accepting of how life really is—while living more boldly than ever? As if each day was a precious gift? The Real Rules presented here will set you on the path of far greater awareness, more vibrant joy, and a deeper effectiveness in coping with life’s ups and downs. It’s not about doing it perfectly. It’s about debunking the false rules and opening yourself up to the real ones. You’ll discover that significantly greater clarity, personal effectiveness, peace and contentment come when you understand life’s terms—and how to balance them with your own.

We extend our best wishes to

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of

9th Installation Ceremony May the coming days bring more success...

"We all travel different paths in this life. Some we choose. Some choose us."

Rotaract is a program of rotary. The age belongs to 18-30 are eligible to become a Rotaractor. Most of the youth representing this age are in out of track because of unemployment and misleading. Rotaract is a very good platform to develop the professional career, global connectivity, as well as to serve the community. So, this theme " let's Turn Towards Dawn" indicates to youth to join the Rotaract for connecting globally, being social and building us on positive way.

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Drug Awareness 

The more you know about how drugs work and the effect they can have on your body and mind, the more you will be able to protect yourself against them. Different Drugs cause Different feelings and physical responses. Caffeine, alcohol, dagga, heroin, ecstasy, mandrax and cocaine are all drugs but they have little else in common. Whereas caffeine and alcohol are legal drugs, drugs such as dagga, heroin, ecstasy, mandrax, and cocaine are illegal. Deal with reality – do not take drugs Further, you could experience a very pleasant response to one drug, yet another drug could have a very frightening response – it could even kill you. Drugs such as dagga and heroin are derived from plants. Others drugs such as ecstasy and mandrax are and man-made. Pure drugs are far more expensive than drugs mixed or “cut” with less expensive substances. Like any business the illicit drug industry is profit-driven. Therefore drug dealers use a variety of substances to cut drugs. Some of these substances may be more harmful than the drug itself. The drug you are Drugs can be swallowed (pills), smoked, inhaled or injected. You can never anticipate the effect that drugs will have on you. It is a mistake to think that experience increases your tolerance levels or that nothing will happen to you if you take a drug that you have used before. It is a well-known fact that seasoned drug addicts often die of overdoses.

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offered tomorrow may look the same as the drug you were offered yesterday, but you can never be sure of what it contains. The only way to be sure that you don’t ingest it is to avoid taking drugs! Drug addiction seduces you into wanting more and different and stronger drugs, against your will and the natural tolerance of your body. No matter how good you may feel when using drugs, your body suffers. Drugs are dangerous. If you take drugs, you are at great risk of becoming addicted. UPPERS (cocaine, ecstasy, speed, crackcocaine) Uppers are designed to make you feel great. You make you feel alive, dynamic, and energized. Depending on your personal response to the drug, you could, however, also feel anxious, nervous and paranoid. You could even die. Uppers put a terrible strain on the heart. Longterm use destroys your nerves, takes away your appetite and causes sleeplessness. You will end up taking a downer as your body suffers withdrawal symptoms when the drug wears off. You will feel depressed and, sometimes, suicidal. DOWNERS (alcohol, dagga, heroin, mandrax) Downers make you feel relaxed or laid back.

Unfortunately, you cannot control just how relaxed you will be. Long-term use of downers causes lethargy and makes it harder for you to do the things you need to do as a functional member of society. Schoolchildren and students who use these drugs find it hard study or complete assignments, and relationships inevitably suffer. Too much of a powerful downer like heroin causes the systems of the body to shut down, eventually leading to death. HALLUCINOGENS (LSD, mescaline) These drugs cause powerful hallucinations or dreams in which your reality is changed. You cannot predict whether the dream will be enjoyable or be a hideous nightmare. A “bad trip” can haunt you for the rest of your life, with flashbacks occurring at any time. Different People respond differently to the same drugs Drugs cause different reactions in different people. Never take a drug based on someone else’s reported experience of using that drug. Never persuade someone else to take a drug based on your own experience of using it. The more drugs you take, the more you need The first time you take a drug, you will probably experience and exhilarating high. As your body gets used to the drug, you will need more and more of it to experience the same intense reaction. This increasing tolerance to a drug is actually a growing addiction. Addiction comes with a big price tag. The more drugs you want, the more money you need to “feed the habit”. Drugs are expensive and their effect on you makes it unlikely that you will be able to earn enough money to afford them. Some drug addicts turn to crime and other high-risk

behaviour. Many are arrested and go to prison. Others turn to prostitution and live tragic and tainted lives, almost inevitably die young. Some people take drugs for a while and then manage to escape before they become addicts or before irreparable harm is done. Do not rely on being one of those people – being strong is not enough to withstand the horrors of drug addiction. It is not weak people who become drug addicts, its drug addicts who become weak people. No addict takes that first drug believing that he or she will be addicted. All addicts start out believing that they could give up drugs any time they wanted to. Every addict is sad proof of how wrong that belief is. Life is Tough Enough - Drugs only make it Tougher When you feel that you cannot cope with life’s challenges, you may feel tempted to take a drug to make you feel vibrant and confident, or to change your sense of reality – even if only for a short while. Instant gratification, a sense of peace, a wonderful trip, or a feeling of power – all these things you are promised by those who offer you drugs. Such persons often describe the effects of drugs in glowing terms. But they do not tell you: •

That you cannot control your response to a drug;

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what a drug contains;

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the more you like a drug, the more you will want it and that you will eventually become addicted;

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when the drug wears off, reality will still be there with all the problems from which you were trying to escape;

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uppers make you need downers and a

combination of the two can kill you; and •

drugs let you lose control, which, in turn, makes you -

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lose the ability to do certain things (for instance, to drive your car); and

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more vulnerable to sexual or physical assault.

However tempting it may be, using drugs to take a break from reality will not make your problems disappear or make life better. If you feel that things are spiraling out of control and you are overwhelmed by problems, seek real help from someone who cares. People who try to sell you drugs are not interested in your well-being.

You may have already used drugs and you may be scared of becoming addicted. But remember: No matter how much trouble you think you will be in if you ask for help, you will be in worse trouble if you do not. There are many Rehabilitation centers working against Drug addiction such as Recovering Nepal, Narconon Nepal and under them different branches are running their programs in different regions such as Support and Care plus, Shraddha Nepal, etc are serving in Chitwan. SAYING NO TO DRUGS TAKES COURAGE AND STRENGTH. TAKING DRUGS TAKES YOUR LIFE.

Hearty congratulation & many many best wishes to the Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of 9th Installation Ceremony.

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Rotaract Club of Bharatpur for the grand success of

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Rtn. Nayan Raj Nepal

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Rtn. Jivan Kumar Shrestha

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IW Tara Kamal Shrestha

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Board Members - 2013-2014

President

Roman Shrestha

Vice-President

Lum Dhoj Gurung

Treasurer

Anish Adhikari

Secretary

Gaurav Parajuli

Director

Ayush Poudel

Director

Apeksha Shrestha

Director

Shiwani Dhakal

Director

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A LETTER

Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

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for the grand success of

9th Installation Ceremony May the coming days bring more success...

Pro. Rtr. Dhirendra Patel

President 2012-2013 Rotaract Club of Bharatpur

namaste Mobile &

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Rtr. Jayanti Gyawali

Community Service Director

Dear grandpa Sun, Hello! my dear granny. How are you? I see you all the time. I think you are quite well. You too can always see me except in the lunar eclipse. I am writing this letter to you because I am worried about my mom. Her health is not good. She is so much hurt by the irresponsible human activities. I feel very painful when I see her suffering. Once thick forests, clear blue rivers, oceans, seas, clean fresh air, flora and fauna used to be her ornaments which used to make her most beautiful planet in solar system. But now, human beings are being too much selfish that they are diminishing her beauty. This is due to commercial activities and by hard work aimed at worldly gains. Mom bears the marks of man's bad smell. Her beauty is spoiled by man's industrial activity and the sweet smell of nature has been drowned in the bad smells that comes out from vehicles. Mom is now bare, having lost all living beauty. Man is insensitive to this bareness. Because of the shoes, he

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cannot feel whether mom is soft or hard. Mom loves and nourishes them as her own children. But these people instead of respecting and loving their mother they are destructing her everyday. If this continues, than not only mom but the inhabitants will also disappear one day. When human beings are so much intellectual animals than why don't they understand and try to control this destruction? They are the one who did this mistake and they should regret for it after all they are not bound like us. Sometimes I wish I could slap them for what they have done to my mom. But I can't, I am bounded and you too granny. I know you too must be feeling very sad and pain seeing your daughter in this state. Only if humans could understand our pain. I wish that they would understand us and take necessary steps from today. I didn't know that I was flying too high in emotions that my letter got too lengthy. So, I will stop it right now. Take care granny. Yours always loving Junior Moon [:)]

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I am just born I am a small bud without any thorn

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“With the modern diseases once TB now cancer the romantic idea that the disease expresses the character is invariably extended to assert” The most familiar word for us disease ,but however we ignore it .we ignore it by our habits our behavior .Habits like smoking ,drinking ,overweight ,our lifestyle ,the way we eat almost everything. The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and the cleaning agents we use are now our biggest health risks, a report says. While more green spaces and more time spent on cleaner environments can help greatly, changing lifestyles, new products, and new chemicals are increasing health risks in Nepal. Polluted air is reducing life expectancy by close to nine months and contributing to cancer, heart disease, bronchitis, and asthma. Recent studies suggest exposing pregnant mothers to polluted air has the same effect as passive smoking and that their children suffer ill effects in later life. As people live longer, the main causes of premature death and disability have become non-communicable, lifestyle-related conditions such as obesity, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and cancer. Another element of everyday life which poses an increasing risk is noise, which can affect cognitive development, cardiovascular disease, and sleep. “Noisy areas are often those with high levels of air pollution, and each factor seems to augment the effect of the other,” said the report.

Bishal Adhikari

Women who smoke greatly increase their risk of heart disease (the leading killer among women) and stroke. The risk goes up with the number of cigarettes smoked and the length of time a woman has been smoking. Even though most of the women who die of heart disease are past menopause, smoking increases the risk more in younger women than in older women. Studies suggest that smoking cigarettes increases the risk of heart disease even more among younger women who are also taking birth control pills. Smoking damages the airways and small air sacs in the lungs. This can cause chronic coughing, wheezing, trouble breathing, and long-term (chronic) lung disease. More than 90% of deaths due to chronic bronchitis and emphysema – together these are known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) – are caused by smoking. The risk of COPD goes up with the number of cigarettes smoked each day and with the length of time a woman has been smoking. Female smokers aged 35 or older are almost 13 times more likely to die from emphysema or bronchitis than those who have never smoked. Smoking “low tar” or “light” cigarettes does not reduce these risks, or any of the other health risks of tobacco. The lungs grow more slowly in teenage girls who smoke. And adult women who smoke start losing lung function in early adulthood. “No disease that can be treated by diet should be treated with any other means.”

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- Pro. Pankaj Agrawal

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Bharatpur, Chitwan Estd: 2045 B.S. Our Programs in HSEB (+2) Science Stream | Management Stream | Education Stream | Humanities Stream

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Science Stream (Day Shift) All Compulsory Physics Chemistry

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Biology Maths

Management Stream (Morning & Day Shift) Compulsory C. English C. Nepali Accountancy

Optional (One from each Group) Group A Group B Computer Science Maths Business Studies Economics Elements of Finance

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Education Stream (Morning & Day Shift) Compulsory C. English C. Nepali Inst. Pedagogy Int. to Education

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