Vol.

XIII Issue I

Sneha
Souvenir

JOINT INSTALLATION CEREMONY

OF
ROTARY CLUB OF CUTTACK SILVER CITY
R.I. DIST.3260
&
INNER WHEEL CLUB OF CUTTACK SILVER CITY
I.W. DIST.326
On
3rd July 2010

Editor
PP Dr. Surajit Sahu, MPHF

President Secretary
Dr. P.N. Behera, PHF Rtn. Sukanta Kumar Swain

I.W. President I.W. Secretary

Mrs. Smruti Patnaik Mrs. Manaswini Mohapatra
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RI President Ray Klinginsmith with the
First Lady Judie
RI THEME FOR 2010-11
What is Rotary? What does a Rotary club do ?
These questions are often asked of Rotarians by
prospective members and other interested people,
and they difficult to answer effectively in a few
minutes.
Although our primary motto Service Above Self
highlights our altruistic nature, it fails to answer the
two questions. Therefore, I decided to search for a
briefly stated theme that would fulfill two objectives.
The first to explain the purpose of Rotary to non
Rotarians and the second to confirm and validate
the importance of our principles to Rotarians.
In my search for right words I reviewed the hour
Avenues of service and noted that Club service and
Vocational Service both help us to enjoy life and to
be good citizens. Community Service and Vocational
Service combine to make our local communities
better places for us to partner with clubs in other
countries and on different continents to make the
world a better place to live with an improved
opportunity for world understanding, goodwill, and
peace.
It is important to remember that Rotary is a “spirit
of service” as well as an organization of Rotary clubs,
and we need to share our core values of service,
fellowship, diversity, integrity and leadership with
other people and organization. I considered many
words and phrases to capture the essence of Rotary,
and the words I finally selected to describe Rotary’s
current mission and to highlight our achievements
are what we do best.
I hope you agree that these four words aptly
reflect who we are and what we do as Rotarians.
We are a unique and a premier organization -
certainly one of the best in the world. We build the
spirit and resources of our local communities in an
important way, and we are the best in the world at
linking people of goodwill around the globe and then
gaining their cooperation and support to make the
world a much better place to live and work. In the
words of Ed. Cadman, “Rotary is unity without
uniformity”. We are indeed fortunate to be Rotarians!
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I applied the same philosophy in developing the
Presidential Citation for 2010-11. I consider each of
the four Avenues of service to be equally important,
and we have created a new citations program in the
from of a questionnaire to help clubs test their
effectiveness in all four avenues. We also have
produced a higher-level “Presidential citations with
Distinction” to challenge those clubs that routinely
earn the annual presidential citations.
We hope the new questionnaire will be helpful
tool to both the clubs and the district governors as
we seek the lengthen our stride and improve our
levels of fellowship and service, as we move forward
into the second century of service for Rotary
International, which started with the first convention
of Rotary clubs in 1910.
Ray Klinginsmith
President, Rotary International, 2010-11
KNOW OUR DIST. LEADER
Rtn Prof. Dr.
Narayan Mishra is a
Chest Physician of
National and
International repute. He
was born on 1st
February 1951, to Smt.
Bimala and Sri. Krushna Chandra Mishra, a nationally
acclaimed agricultural scientist. Presently, he is
working as Prof and Head of the Department of
Pulmonary Medicine in MKCG Medical College,
Berhampur. He was deputed to work at Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia as a Consultant Chest Physician for a
period of seven years.
Dr. Mishra made his maiden entry into Rotary
Family in the year 1970 as the first and Chartered
Rotaractor and became the Vice-President of

Rotaract Club, Berhampur. Being the Centennial
President of Rotary Club of Berhampur Central, he
received the Best Club Award of RI Dist. 3260, and
got special recognition for highest membership
growth and for the Best Project in AIDS awareness.
He was chosen as a faculty of Rotary Leadership
Institute of RI Dist. 3260 and received the best
participant award in RLI graduation course. He was
ADT for 2005-06, Chairman Health and Hygiene
awareness for 2005-06, Zonal Chairman TRF for
2006-07 and Asst District Governor 2007-08 of RI
Dist 3260. He received the “Rotary Service Above
Self Award” from RI President D.K. Lee and received
“Four Avenues of Service Award” from Rotary
International. His anti-smoking and drug abuse
campaign in State and National level for last 20 years
is praise worthy. On 4th Feb 2009 i.e. on World
Cancer Day, he conducted a huge “Anti-tobacco rally”
with more than ten thousand school students, which
was the largest of its kind in the world. He has
attended two RI Conventions at Brisbane in 2003
and Chicago in 2005. The list is too long and the
mentioned few are only the indicators of the
involvement in and belongingness of Dr. Mishra in
the total gamut of Rotary activities.
Being the right son of the soil, his Professional
Excellency as well as outstanding contribution to the
society is remarkable. He has two International
awards and many national awards to his credit for
his devoted research work in the field of pulmonary
medicine. In 2005, he received the best research
award in the field of ASTHMA in India and presented
his papers in several International forums. He
received the highest and the most prestigious award
of Indian Chest Society and National College of Chest
Physician Oration award for the two consecutive
years 2008 and 2009. He has published many
original research works in the National and
International journals. He has achieved the “Best
citizen of India Award” and “Bharat Gourav Award”
in 2002. Rtn Dr. Mishra has widely traveled globally
inside and outside India in connection with his
academic, cultural and social objectives.
His wife Rtn Smt. Asha Mishra, MA, M,Ed, MPHF,
is also a dedicated, enthusiastic and vibrant member
of the Rotary family who is an unstinted source of
inspiration for others and a perennial support to Rtn.
Dr. Mishra. She is first lady Rotarian of Dist.3260 to
graduate from Rotary Leadership Institute. Daughter
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Dr. Nutan (Dental Surgeon), son-in-law Dr. Manoj
(Neuro Surgeon) and Son Ayan (Engineer, MBA)
make a happy family.
To sum up, Rtn Prof. Dr. N. Mishra is a leader
par excellence, has a strong sense of commitment
to the noble cause of Rotary whose motto of life is
“Service to humanity through professional service,
Research activities and Rotary movement”.
Editor’s Column....!
Except for a few remarkably strong-willed
persons, most everyone knows New year ’s
resolutions are usually easier to make than to keep.
Remember those promises you made to yourself on
1st January 2010? Are you still going strong? Or did
you bail out early? If your resolve dissolve the instant
the clock struck on midnight on 1st January - Don’t
feel too bad. You are about to get a second chance.
A new Rotary year begins on 1st July 2010
and that means Rotarians everywhere will be setting
fresh goals for service. As we seek direction we just
need to look to the man who has recently done
some goal setting of his own. As the part of his plan
for the year ahead 2010-11 RI President Ray
Klinginsmith is urging Rotarians to “Build
Communities and Bridge Continents”. As we begin
to think about how we might respond to Rays appeal
we can follow our Dist. 3260 leader Dr. Narayan
Mishra as he has given us the Dist. goals to achieve
this year’s RI theme.
July is the month of celebrations.
Celebrations of Installation of new office bearers
throughout the Rotary world. But installations are
only ceremonial functions. In Rotary there is
automatic transfer of responsibility and duty on the
dawn of new Rotary year which begins on 1st July
every year. Mind the words (Transfer of responsibility
& duty). Because in Rotary the responsibility never
seizes. Once your tenure on a particular office ends
on 30th June bigger duty and greater responsibility
is assigned to you. The plan and programme of
Rotary never stops. It ever flows continuously, only
the officer incharge of a particular office change.
Let us do our job with integrity.
PP Dr. Surajit Sahu
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DR. NARAYAN MISHRA, MPHF
DG. R.I.D 3260
MESSAGE
Each year at the stroke of mid night on 30th June, the
wheel of Rotary turns one full circle and new office bearers
take charge of the organisation at all levels. The beauty
of this process is “continuity with change”. The basic
fundamentals remain the same, only new zeal is infused
into the organisation through change of guard. Installation
Ceremony is an occasion when a Rotary Club presents to
the community its new leadership, dwells over the
achievements of the past year and re-dedicates itself to
our age old motto of “Service Above Self”. I am happy
that the Rotary Club of Cuttack Silver City is organising
the Installation Ceremony on 3rd July 2010.
The Rotary Club of Cuttack Silver City has established
itself as a premier club of the district, having in its fold an
elite and vibrant membership. I take this opportunity of
congratulating the outgoing leadership of the club under
the President ship of Rtn. Manoranjan Acharya for the
outstanding work done during 2009-10 and wish the new
team led by Rtn Dr. Padmanabha Behera great success
in the days ahead.
Rotary International President Ray Klinginsmith says
that “We build the spirit and resources of our local
communities in an important way, and we are the best in
the world at linking people of goodwill around the globe
and then gaining their cooperation and support to make
the world a much better place to live and work.” That is
basically the essence of his clarion call “Building
Communities – Bridging Continents”, which will form the
core of our actions during 2010-11. I am sure, the year
2010-11 will become a landmark year for the Rotary Club
of Cuttack Silver City in its myriad service projects and
other activities.
My wife Rtn. Asha joins me in wishing the Installation
Ceremony and the publication of the souvenir “Sneha” all
success.
Yours-in-Rotary Service,
Dr. Narayan Mishra
Exchange Rate of US$ has been changed
to Rs.46 with effect from
1st July 2010
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MESSAGE
I am delighted that my Club
“Cuttack Silver City” is going to
install the new & 13th President along
with his team of office bearer on 3rd
July’ 2010. Though I feel reluctant to
write a message for my own club,
still I have been persuaded to scribe
my views and opinions.
Our Club over the period has
made a difference. We have moved
forward with a firm commitment of service and ethical
practices in our standards - Our members have truly
exemplified these in their action through various
community services.I wish our Club do not change the
direction that we have set, because by that Rotary
looses credibility within our community and people no
longer will trust our ability to follow through on our
commitment. As the future of Rotary in our hands, we
must maintain our continuity & consistency in Building
Communities and Bridging Continents.
I & my wife PDC. Srinoo must Congratulate and
heartily thank our IPP. Manoranjan Acharya for the
splendid efforts he put in setting new standards and
revitalizing the club. His spouse Mrs. Purnima and his
two daughters Gungun & Twinkle deserves the upmost
appreciation for the support & cooperation they have
extended to Manoranjan in relinquishing the assignment
as President. I must commend his office staffs as well
for holding on to their jobs more effectively in absence
of Manoranjan. The team of office bearers during 2009
– 10 were fully motivated with the duo leaders
Manoranjan and Debu. They kept the team working
effectively till the last day of the Rotary Year and even
now after.
While congratulating Dr. P.N.Behera and Rtn. Sukant
Swain for the new assignments they are going to take
up, we wish them and the entire team a very successful
and meaningful year ahead. Dr. Behera, a very sincere,
dedicated motivated person will surely lead the club to
greater heights of accomplishment while Building
Communities and Bridging Continents.
As leader, he will encounter situations that demand
courage. He must decide what he believes in and stand
by those principles. Margaret Thatcher, the former
British Prime Minister, once said of conviction: “Staying
in the middle of the road is very dangerous; you get
knocked down by traffic from both sides”. So keeping
in mind that moving to either side of the road requires
taking a position on an issue or topic one has to believe
in that position and stick with it amid challenges or
criticism with strong convictions.
Our R.I. President Ray Klinginsmith desires the clubs
to be Better, Bigger & Bolder. I wish, we all shall make
our sincere endeavors to respond to his call and bring
the club to a higher level of recognition & glory to be
shared by all of us.
Good Luck
PDG. Dilip
Dist. Trainer

KNOW OUR PRESIDENT & FIRST LADY
Rotarian Dr.
Padmanava Behera was
born on 11th August
1940 to an illustrious
family of Cuttack.
Rotarian Dr. Behera
started his early
education in Sayeed
Seminary, Cuttack and
Intermediate in Science
in BJB College, Bhubaneswar. He did his B.V.Sc. & A.H. also
P.G. in Animal Gynaecology and Obstetrics from OUAT,
Bhubaneswar. Specialised in Frozen Semen Technology in
Indoswiss Project K.L.D.P. Board, Mattupatti, Kerala. Served
in Department of Veterinary Sc. and Animal Resources of
Govt. of Orissa from 1966 to 1998 in different official
capacities and retired on 31st March 1998 as O.V.S. (I).
A Rotarian since 2003, Dr. Behera served the Rotary
Club of Cuttack Silver City in various capacities. He was
Chairman of publicity Committee of Dist. Conference of
Celebration 2004-05. He was Addl. Dist. Secretary Public
Relation in District Secretariat of Dist. Governor RI Dist.3260
during 2008-09. Apart from these he has also participated in
several intercity meet and attended all the district conferences
and assemblies of R.I. Dist.3260. since his joining in Rotary.
Dr. Behera is also associated with many organisations,
associations and societies of Cuttack and Bhubaneswar. He
is also a Life member of Bigyan Prachar Samiti, Cuttack,
Odisha Bigyan Academy, Bhubaneswar, “Janapriya Bigyana
Manch” Bhubanewar and Asimaloka Mission, Bidanasi,
Cuttack. In the monthly Bigyanalok magazine, Bigyana
Diganta”, Bidyana Lahari, his articles on importance of fruits
and vegetables on human health are published regularly.
Life member of fortnightly published news magazine “Bikash
Barta”, “Asimalok Monthly Magazine”.
Life member Orissa Veterinary Association, Orissa, Live
Stock Dev. Society, Orissa Executive Committee member
Orissa Retired Govt: Employees’ Association, Cuttack. He is
consultant veterinarian ·to “Baba Satyasahi Seba Samiti” and
has served in several Animal Health Camps organised by
the Samiti.
Rotarian Dr. Behera happily married to Mrs. Jyotsna
who is also a member of Inner Wheel Club of Cuttack Silver
City. They have been blessed with one son Rajesh, a
Computer Engineer and two daughters Suryarashmi, and
Saurarashmi, grand-daughter Natasha, grand-son Aditya. All
are happily married and settled in their own families with
their children.
Dr. Behera’s hobbies are writing science articles; short
stories and poems which have been published in several
magazines and papers.
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From the Desk of President....!
Dear Fellow Rotarians,
I express my heartfelt
gratitude to all the Rotarians of
my club for having bestowed on
me the responsibility to serve as
the President of a vibrant and
illustrious Rotary Club of Cuttack
Silver City.
During the past one hundred and five years,
Rotary has been lighting candles of hope and
spreading the warmth of it’s service and friendship
throughout the globe. Although we have a great
satisfaction of achievement, still there are many
more promises to be kept in this year as “Building
Communities - Bridging Continents” is the global
call amongst the Rotary Family.
I wish all my fellow rotarians should realise
that there is lot more to be accomplished. Let us
carve a futuristic vision to give our children a
happier, healthier and brighter tomorrow and a
world of peace and understanding.
So, I hope to have your active support to
move on and achieve our goal. With your help
and co-operation only I shall be able to march
towards and prove myself as a competent
president.
I pray the almighty to bless us with a
purposeful year. The success of the club has
become possible due to the team spirit,
determination and involvement of our members. I
draw your attention in Rotary because “Action
Speaks Louder Than Words”. “K[û Kc¨, Kûc ùagúùe
cêñ aògßûi Kùe”ö
Rtn. Dr. Padmanava Behera, PHF
President, 2010-11
Have you thought of “Every
Rotarian Every Year”. If not,
do so now and take step to
contribute generously to
“The Rotary Foundation”.
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KNOW OUR SECRETARY
Rtn. Sukanta Kumar Swain, son of Late
HareKrushna Swain and Mrs. Badani Swain was born
on 18 th July 1963 at Raulapada,Nuapada,Dist-
Jagatsinghpur. He is at present resident of
Madhusudan Nagar, Talcher House, Tulsipur,
Cuttack-8. He completed his H.S.C from Port Trust
High School, Paradeep port, Paradeep in the year
1978. He completed his Intermediate in 1980 from
S.V.M. College, Jagatsinghpur. He completed
graduation in science from Stewart Science College,
Cuttack in 1982. Started his career as a service
engineer in Water Management Division of a reputed
Water Treatment Company. With this experience he
started his own Industry in Water treatment Plant at
Jagatpur, Cuttack. He is the proprietor of MIS Water
Treat Supply & Services since 15 years. He has
many professional awards in water management
systems.
He is happily married to Mrs Sarmistha. He is
blessed with two daughters,Swati and Shriya. Swati
continuing B.Tech in KilT University and Shriya is a
student of Std- 8 at St. Josephs Girls High School,
Cuttack.
His hobby is attending trouble shooting in water
treatment plants and writing articles on industrial
water management. He also likes to travel widely to
make friendship with people. He has travelled almost
all important places of India and Nepal.
TODAY’S PROGRAMME
Joint Installation Ceremony of R.C. of Cuttack
Silver City and IW Club of Cuttack Silver City
Chief Guest
Sri Anup Kumar Patnaik, IPS
Director cum DG & IG of Police,
Vigilance, Orissa.
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IPP Rtn. M.R. Acharya, PHF Speaks ...
The Wheel of Rotary has
moved to a new year of 2010-11
and I have the great pleasure to
handover the mantle of the club to
our President Rtn. Dr. P.N. Behera,
PHF. After handing over the
Presidentship today I feel relaxed
that the club leadership is going to
the hands of a dedicated and
committed leader Dr. P.N. Behera who will be
awarded today with Four Avenues of Service Citation
Award. Rotary International has recognised with deep
appreciation for outstanding efforts in the Four
Avenues of Services.
I express my deep sense of gratitude to our
members, team of office bearers who have
supported, encouraged and co-operated with me to
lead the way always to fulfill the R.I. theme objects
and mission “The Future of Rotary is in your hand”.
During my tenure all of us developed friendship and
fellowship in a cordial atmosphere to fulfill the Rotary
motto “Service Above Self”. We have organised a
very good seminar on “Water and Sanitation” under
the charimanship of a vibrant leader Er. S. Barik
which was highly appreciated by guests and visiting
Rotarians out of the funds raised by the seminar, we
have done four drinking water projects in slum area
schools. This seminar has got 3 Dist. Governors
awards for our club. Our Jalachhatra Project at
Badambadi Bus stand during hot summer was highly
appreciated by the public.
The acivities of our club have been publish
in G.M.L. with good number of photographs and
public relation activities were published and covered
in leading newspaper and electronic media. We
worked together with the spirit of Rotary, D.G. Rtn.
S. Varvandkar during his visit to our club has given
an appreciation letter to our club activities and
projects.
I congratulate our new President Rtn. Dr.
P.N. Behera and his team of office bearers and wish
Dr. Behera will take our club to a greater height
during 2010-11 fulfilling the RI & Dist. Citation and
goal by building communities & bridging continents
which is the theme of this year.
This year our club received 8 nos. of
appreciation awards from Dist. Governor along with
RI Citation due to best cooperation of my fellow
members.

BRIEF BIODATA OF OUR CHIEF GUEST
Shri Anup Kumar Patnaik
D.O.B. : 15.02.1953
Father’s Name : Late Manas Ranjan Patnaik
Native Place : Balasore
Qualification : M.Sc.(Physics),
LL.M. 1st class first
Appointment to IPS : 12.11.1977
Shri Patnaik post graduated
from Utkal University in Physics
in 1972 and started his career
as a Lecturer in Physics in the
Government College, Angul in
1973 and continued as such till
February 1977. Then joined in
Indian Forest Service in March,
1977 and later on changed onto the Indian Police
Service in November 1977. He served in different
ranks in different places of the State as ASP,
Dhenkanal; SDPO Berhampur, Addl.S.P. Ganjam and
Supdt. of Police in the districts like Kalahandi,
Dhenkanal, erstwhile Cuttack Rural, S.P. Vigilance,
Berhampur, Cuttack. As DIG of Police, SWR,
Sunabeda, DIG of Police(Admn) IG Police (Law and
Order), IG of Police(Operations), IG of Police(Admn.),
AddI.D.G. of Police & IG of Prisons-cum-Director,
Correctional Services, Orissa, Bhubaneswar, Addl.
D.G. of Police, Human Rights Protection Cell, Orissa,
Cuttack., Addl. D.G. of Police, Vigilance, Director-
cum- Add!. D.G. of Police, Vigilance And after
promotion to the rank of DG & IG of Police now
functioning as Director-cum-DG & IG of Police
Vigilance. In the meanwhile he obtained his LL.B.
Degree from Utkal University and 1st class 1st in
LLM Examination of Berhampur University in the year
1996. He has attended the Command Course at
United Kingdom nominated by the Government of
India. He was awarded with the Presidents Police
Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of
Republic Day Parade, 1994. He was also awarded
with the Presidents Police Medal for Distinguished
Service on the occasion of Independence Day, 2002
and Governor’s Medal on 26th January, 2007 for his
outstanding performance, excellent leadership,
sincerity and high degree of honesty and integrity in
discharging his duties. He has also received many
awards from Non-Government Organisation like
“Kalinga Ratna Samman” by Kalinga Sambadika
Sangha, Orissa, “Orissa Prativa Puraskar” by Cuttack
Surakhya Committee and Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhawana
Award, 2002 by the Orissa State Rajiv Gandhi Forum
as a good Police Administrator. Now he is preparing
to submit his research papers on the topic “Service
condition of police personnel”- A legal study with
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special reference to Orissa state under Dr (Prof.)
N.S.J. Rao (Retd.) of Berhampur University and his
name has also been registered for the Ph.D. in
Berharmpur University. Besides, he has also received
the American Medal of Honour for the year 2003 for
his overall accomplishment and contributions to
society by the American Biographical Institute, North
Carolina, U.S.A.
Our Honorary Members
Shri Anup Kumar Patnaik, IPS
Director cum D.G. & I.G. of Police
Vigilance, Orissa
Chief Guest of the Evening
* * *
Prof. Sanatan Rath
M.S.(Surg),M.S.Neuro,FACS,FICS,FRSH
Retd. DMET, Orissa
In 1990 after obtaining Fellow
Royal Society of Medicine, U.K. he joined
as Prof. and Head of the Dept. of
Neurosurgery, SCB Medical College,
Cuttack 1990-91. Established M.Ch.
Neurosurgery. Visited several countries
like U.K., London and others. Attended
several countries as Guest speaker in
so many World Conferences of Tokyo,
Canada, Australia, Sydney, Paris, Manila,
Phillipines, Thailands etc. Published more than 100 scientific
articles in “Neurology India”, Journal of Neurosurgery, Archieves
of Neurology. Honoured with Vijayshree award, Visishta Chikitcha
Medal, Doctor of Millennium Award 2000 and so on.
After completing 70 years age public ovation was given
in Cuttack city town Hall for his contribution to the social
Healthcare provision to underprivileged and economically poor
patients.
Our club is Honoured to have him as our Honorary
Member.
OUR NEW MEMBER
Name - T. Earnest Vasiharn
D.O.B. : 26.7.1972
D.O.W. : 28.12.1998
Educational Qualification : B.Sc.
Occupation : Bank Manager
Spouse : Mrs. P. Alice Benija
Address : Manager, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd.
Buxi Bazar, Cuttack-1
Ph.0671-2425690 (O), 2425126. Mobile: 9437578696
Children : Kerin, Theodore, Adorine.
Classification loaned : Banking
Proposed by : PP Dr. Surajit Sahu
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FEW IMPORTANT C.O.L. ( 2010 )
REPORT OF ACTION (EXTRACT)
Adopted Resolution 10 – 01 ( to consider encouraging clubs
to create a training & leadership committee )
IT IS RESOLVED by Rotary International that the Board of
Directors of Rotary International consider encouraging clubs to
create a training and leadership committee in addition to the
standing committees recommended by the Club Leadership Plan.
Adopted Enactment 10 -11 ( to create the office of Immediate
Past President )
Section 4 – Officers. The club officers shall be a president. The
immediate past president, a president – elect, and one or
more vice- presidents, all of whom shall be members of the
board, and a secretary, a treasurer, and a sergeant-at-arms,
who may or may not be members of the board as the bylaws
shall provide.
Adopted Enactment 10 -40 ( to preclude clubs from limiting
membership based on sexual orientation )
Limitation on Membership.
Notwithstanding the provisions of section 2.030, no club,
regardless of the date of its admission to membership in RI,
may be provisions in its constitution or otherwise, limit
membership in the club on the basis of gender, race, color,
creed, national origin or sexual orientation or impose any
condition of membership not specifically prescribed by the RI
constitution or bylaws. Any provision in any club constitution or
any condition otherwise imposed in conflict with this section of
the bylaws is null, void, and without effect.
Adopted Resolution 10 – 41 ( to consider making policies for
the disabled to join Rotary )
IT IS RESOLVED by Rotary International that the Board of
Directors of Rotary International consider making policies for
the disabled to join Rotary Clubs.
Adopted Enactment 10 – 52 ( to amend the rules for transferring
& former Rotarians )
The admission of a transferring or former Rotarian as an active
member pursuant to this section shall be contingent upon
receiving a certificate from the board of the previous club
confirming the prospective member’s prior membership in that
club.
Adopted Enactment 10 – 53
It is recommended that any club wishing to admit a former
member demand that the potential member provide written proof
from the previous club that all debts have been paid.
Adopted Enactment 10 – 87 ( to add a fifth Avenue of Service
: New Generation Service )
New Generation Service, the fifth Avenue of Service,
recognizes the positive change implemented by youth and young
adults through leadership development activities, involvement
in community and international service projects and exchange
programs that enrich and foster world peace and cultural
understanding.
Adopted Resolution 10 – 94 ( to consider recognizing Early
Act Clubs )
IT IS RESOLVED by Rotary International that the Board of
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Directors of Rotary International consider the official recognition
of Early Act clubs.
Adopted Resolution 10 – 102
To request the RI Board to consider recognizing Inner Wheel
as a valuable working associate of Rotary.
Adopted Enactment 10 – 127 ( to increase Per Capita Dues)
Each club shall pay to RI per capita dues for each of its members
as follows: US$25.00 per half year in 2010 – 2011,US$25.50
per half year in 2011- 2012, US$26.00 per half year 2012 –
2013, US$26.50 per half year in 2013 – 2014 and thereafter;
provided that each club shall pay semiannually to RI a minimum
of US$250.00 in 2010 – 2011, US$255.00 in 2011 – 2012,
US$260.00 in 2012-2013, and US$265.00 in 2013- 2014 and
thereafter. Such dues shall remain constant until changed by
the council on legislation.
Adopted Resolution 10 – 165 ( to amend the RI secondary
motto )
IT IS RESOLVED that the 2010 Council on Legislation adopt “
One Profits Most Who Serves Best “ as the secondary Rotary
motto.
Adopted Enactment 10 – 176
To provide for a standing committee of RI for Interact.
For details, please refer to Report of Action of 2010 COL
or
Contact Dist. Trainer PDG. Dilip K. Patnaik
Minutes of Meeting No.590 dt. 26.6.2010
Meeting called to order by President Rtn. M.R.
Acharya. National Anthem was rendered by all. President
welcomed all Rotarians, Inner Wheel members, Rotaractors
and the Guest of the Evening Dr. Suhasini Lenka, Asst.
Governor. Fellowship announcement was made by Sgt-at-
arms, PDG Rtn. Dilip K. Pattnaik, President announced
that Table Tennis Tournament will be conducted jointly by
Rotary Club of Silver City and YMCA from 9.7.2010 to
11.7.2010. President Elect Rtn. Dr. P.N. Behera announced
that Blood Donation will be held at YMCA on 2.7.2010 &
Joint Installation of our club will be held on 3.7.2010 at
YMCA. IPDG Rtn. D.K. Pattnaik also announcd about Four
avenues of service & RI citation award. Thanks giving
ceremony started by President M.R. Acharya followed by
Secretary D.P. Choudhury and IW President Mrs.
Rupamanjari Pattnaik.
Members shared their views on last years
performance and expressed their satisfaction and
appreciation. All members conveyed thanks to IPDG D.K.
Pattnaik for presenting a wall clock to our club.
Rtn. Ramesh Chandra Singh of R.C. of Cuttack
Mid-town invited all our members and president to their
installation ceremony to be held on 2.7.2010 at Hotel
Akbari. President presented flower bouquet to the board
members as a mark of gratitude.
Guest of the evening Dr. Lenka addressed the
gathering with her valuable suggestions. Members securing
more than 90% attendance during the year were awarded
with gifts. Vote of thanks was offered by PP P.K. Bal and
attendance statistics was presented by Sgt-at-arms PDG
Dilip K. Pattnaik. The meeting was adjourned followed by
cultural function by Rotarylets and fellowship dinner.

From Imm. Past Secretary’s Pen... ! DIST. GOALS AND PROJECTS
I express my deep gratitude
to all my club members for reposing
the responsibility of club secretary
during the year 2009-10. Throughout
the year I have tried my best to
discharge the duties and
responsibility for the betterment of
the club.
I must thank our President Rtn. Manoranjan
Acharya who has always worked with me and has
given his valuable advices.
While discharging my duties as a Secretary
I have sought guidance from PDG Rtn. Dilip
Patnaik time to time to which I am very much
thankful to him.
I express my sincere and deep gratitude
to PP Rtn. Dr. N.C. Parija (Editor) who has always
stood by my side and encouraged me. I am also
thankful to Rtn. Dr. R.K. Satpathy for his co-
operation to carry out my work sincerely. I am
equally thankful to all my club members specially
to Rtn. R.K. Mohanty. Rtn. Dr. P.N. Behera
(President) and all executive body members for
their support in discharging my duties.
Lastly I apologize to all members if I have
hurt anybody unknowingly during my tenure as
Secretary.
Rtn. D.P. Choudhury
Secretary
CLUB AWARDS 2009-2010
1. RI President Citation Certificate Award.
2. Drinking Water Project.
3. Intercity Meet
4. Sanitation Project.
5. Plantation. (Dist. Awards).
6. Yoga Promotion.
7. Governor’s Citation In grateful Appreciation for
the contribution in serving communities and
achieving Rotary Dist. Goal.
8. Appreciation award for Sarpassing Communities
expectation through utilatarian service project,
mega-health check-up camps, Blood donation.
9. 10% Plus Membership growth.
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FOR 2010-11
1. Net Membership increase by 5%.
2. Five New clubs in the District.
3. At least to add 10 Interact and 10 Rotaract
clubs during the year.
4. Awareness in all spheres:
a) Safe drinking water b) Health & Hygiene c)
Nutrition d) Road Safety e) Value of education
f) Pollution g) Malaria Prevention h) AIDS
i)Tuberculosis j) Maternal and Child Health Care
and so on ...
Each club has to do some awareness project
according to the need of the community.
5. Each club to arrange BLOOD DONATION camp
on 1st July and to collect number of Blood units
equivalent to 50% of the club members during
the year.
6. To make our district polio free.
7. Observation of World Aids Day, No Tobacco
Day and World Cancer Day with rally.
8. Installation of Rain water harvesting system at
least in the home of one of the Rotarians in
each club or in your community during the year.
9. Each club to do at least a permanent need
based community project as per their capability.
10. Each club to impart vocational training in the
form of tailoring or computer training at least to
one needy person of the locality.
11. In case of any disaster in the territory of our
district 3260 each club to participate / contribute.
12. To donate minimum 10 US dollars by each
member in the club to meet the polio challenge.
13. Arrange Mega Health camps for corrective
surgery in the district with the help of Nationally
acclaimed doctors.
14. Active participation in grant programme of rotary
foundation.
15. Each club to plant at least 10 useful plants in
their locality during the month of July and to
maintain and to grow it up.
16. Installation of libraries in the rural based schools
where there is no library facility.
17. Promotion of Four Way Tests and ethics of
Rotary in the community.
18. To encourage maximum number of members
to attend PETS /SETS and other training
programmes.
19. Involvement of the youth in the club activities.
20. To arrange one Overseas Inter district seminar
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November 2010 (To develop strong bondage
with other neighboring countries, to have cultural
exchange and to enjoy rotary globally).
Encourage maximum numbers of members to
attend the seminar.
21. GSE Team - Pairing done with RI Dist 5400
Boise, Idaho (USA).
22. District Projects:
I) Adoption of 1 village:
Sanitation (Provision of latrines for each family),
Provision of safe drinking water, Medical and
dental dispensary, Literacy (School) with special
reference to adult and female child, Vocational
training.
II) Setting up Geriatric Hospital (At Chatrapur) with
provision of instruments and other ancillaries.
III) RI Dist 1170 wants to take up project for down
trodden people at Jagdalpur area through RI
Dist 3260 and Tulsi Trust.
IV) Model School (High Standard) for poor children.
V) Model Trauma centers.
VI) Rotary Swargadham : an unique developmental
mega project for cremation ground with all
modern facilities at Berhampur.
SECRETARY’S REPORT ON CLUB
ACTIVITIES 2009-10
MEMBERSHIP
Director : - Rtn. Prasant Kumar Bal.
1. During this year we have inducted 10 new
members out of ten two are lady members.
2. One old Member returned to the Club in July
2009.
3. Total members strength in our Club is 45 as on
today.
4. We have taken steps for ensuring 100%
membership retention.
5. Recognized Club members for sponsoring new
members.
6. Encouraged Club members to discuss Rotary
and its goals with Friends and Colleagues
and invites qualified candidates to join Rotary.
7. Invited important persons like, Community
Leaders, Artist, Men of Stature to take part
in the meetings and projects, so as to
propagate the achievements of Rotary with
the ultimate objective of getting new members
for Rotary.
8. Invited non-Rotarian friends as member’s
guests to the club meetings and projects.
9. Invited Rotarians who have come on transfer
or had left for other reasons, to join the club.
10. Took up membership development programme
looking for potential members from unfilled
classification.
11. Invited Senior Rotarians of our Club and
other clubs to share important Rotary
informations.
12. Mentors appointed for new members for
assimilation and Rotary Education.
13. Pre-Induction training programme was
organized to educate and encourage the new
proposed members.
SERVICE PROJECTS
Director :- Rtn. Bijay Ku Bagadia
1. 1/07/2009 - A Mega Blood donation & Blood
grouping camp was organized jointly with
YMCA. at YMCA Building, Cuttack. Members of
other Rotary Clubs Of Cuttack also participated
in the Blood Donation Camp. 51 units of
blood collected and 300 People were identified
with their blood group. Our Club members, Inner
Wheel Members, Rotaractors, Interactors and
YMCA members participated in the Blood
Donation and blood grouping Camp. Blood Bank
of SCB Medical collected blood. 100 & more
time blood Donors were felicitated by our club.
Our Club maintain around 500 Blood Donors
Data bank for the benefit of the community.
Print &Electronic media coverage was done.
2. 12.07.2009-Massive Plantation Programme was
conducted at various Schools, Office premises,
industrial Premises, Saraswati Sisu Mandir
at Chahata and Mahanadi Vihar
3. 01.08.2009- Club celebrated Friendship Day.
4. 15.08.2010- Club celebrated the Independence
Day at Kalyani Blind School at Nuapada,
Cuttack. Food Packets and Sweets were
distributed among the students and teachers.
Club gave a commitment to build a water Tank
at their premises to solve their Drinking water
problem.
5. 29.08.2009- Club organized an Eye donation
awareness campaign in association with YMCA,
Cuttack And technical support provided by JPM
Rotary Eye Hospital Cuttack at YMCA Premises.
PP. Dr. Pravat Kumar Mishra the Chairman of
JPM Rotary Eye Hospital was the Chief Guest.
About 60 people Pledged their eyes and many
people registered their names to donate their
eyes after their death, Club felicitated two Eye
Donors Family members with Uttariya and
Flower. Many eminent persons of the society,
PDGS, IPDG, Rotarians, Inner Wheel Members,
Rotarctors, Intractors, General Public and
celebrities of Film industries and some donors
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6. 12.09.2009-Club organized a Yoga Class jointly
with Inner wheel Club of Cuttack Silver City at
Hotel Surya Kiran. Mrs. Kanupriya Lath and
Miss. Bijay Laxmi Mohanty, Yoga teacher from
Art of Living conducted the programme with a
power point presentation and practical class.
They also gave Audio speech of Sri Sri Guru
Rabi Shanker, Dr. Gopal Kishore, Mrs. Mulketan
of Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic science &
research of Bangalore. Our Club members,
Inner Wheel Members, Rotaractors and
Interactors participated in the yoga class.
7. 20.09.2009 - Club organized a Sit/ Draw
Competition among the student of primary
Schools, at Badambadi UP School, Cuttack.
Around 200 Students participated in the
competition. Three Prizes were Distributed in
each category. Ten Prizes were distributed on
the same date. Our Rotarians, Rotractors,
Interactors, Students, Teachers participated.
Our honorary member Dr. Ratnakar Chainee
was the Chief Guest.
8. Our Club provided free driving training to one
poor unemployed youth at Bidanasi, Cuttack.
With a cost of Rs.2300.
9. 11.10.2009- Our Club organized a Seminar on
“Water And Sanitation” at Hotel Surya Kiran from
9.30 A.M.to 2.30. P.M. Justice A.S. Naidu was
the Chief Guest. PDG. N.K. Mishra, PP.Rotarian.
Subhransu Samantray, and PP.Dr. Surajit Sahu
were the moderators. The resource persons
were Er. Sanjiv Das, Exe. Engineer ( PHD), Er.
Promod Chandra Rath, Chief Er.(PHD) Retd,
Prof. Dr. Sarat Ch Jena, Er. Sarbeswar Barik,
Rtn. Sukanta Kumar Swain. Mayor of Cuttack
Municipality, IPDG, PDGS, Assistant Governor,
Presidents of other Rotary Club, Rotarians, Inner
Wheel Members, Rotaractors, Interactors,
General public from Cuttack City and press and
Electronic media attended the Seminar. Total
Attendance were 270. The seminar Chairman
was Rtn. Er. Sarbeswar Barik.
10. 17.10.2009- Our Club celebrated “Diwali” at
Kalyani Blind School. Sweets and food packets
were distributed among the students. IPDG,
President and other Rotarians attended the
school and joined the celebration.
11. 24.10.2009- Club observed UNO Day and the
Speaker was PP. Dr Surajit Sahu.
12. 31.10.2009- Club felicitated our Interactors for
World Interact Week.
13. 1.11.2009- A general health check up camp
was organized at our RCC, Balikuda. About
252 patients were treated and provided with
medicines free of cost.
14. 11.11.2009- National Education Day celebrated
at our Club premises. Each speaker put stress
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on primary education which is the fundamental
Right of every Children.
15. 14.11.2009- Our Club jointly with YMCA and
YWCA organized peace rally with Diabetic
detection camp at YWCA Campus. Retired D.G
Police Rtn. P.K. Senapati. IPS inaugurated the
peace rally by flagging off. School Children,
Police constable, ladies from different
organization , Rotarians of our Club,
Rotaractors, Prints and Electronic Media
participated in the peace rally. Around 300
people attended. The purpose of this peace
rally was to create peace and harmony,
Friendship and Fellowship in the Society.
16. 29.11.09 - A Mega Health Check-up Camp was
organized at village Dasamanakula, Tirtol.
About 450 patients were treated as well as
free medicines were distributed to the
patients. Doctors from different departments
treated the patients. PP. Rtn. Dr. N.C. Parija
organized the camp.
17. 05.12.09 - Our Charter day was celebrated with
inauguration of our new meeting venue at
YMCA, Cuttack. Our Club GSR. PP. Dr. Niranjan
Tripathy inaugurated the new meeting hall.
Club felicitated the Charter members with
Uttariya and Flowers. IPDG. Dillip K. Pattnaik,
PDG. Dr. Sukumar Das, PDG. Dr. Ranjan Singh
graced the ceremony. Our Club members,
Rotarians from other Rotary Clubs, Inner wheel
members, Rotaractors, Interactors, Rotary Lets,
President, Secretary and members of YMCA
were present in the ceremony. Press and Media
also covered the programme. The Charter Day
ceremony was followed by cultural programme
and Dinner.
18. 01.01.10- Club celebrated New Year – 2010
with the Bidanasi Slum Children, Cuttack.
Sweets Packets were distributed.
19. 02.01.10- Club distributed Tri – Cycle to one
Polio affected handicapped person at YMCA
premises. Club has taken responsibility to
provide all types of help to this poor Polio
affected person.
20. 10.01.10- Our Club participated in the National
immunization Day (Pulse Polio) in Tulasipur and
Bidanasi area.
21. 23.01.10- Our Club organized jointly with
Cuttack Municipal Corporation. A signature
campaign for “SAY NO TO POLYTHENE” and
all Rotary Clubs of Cuttack participated at
Buxi Bazar Square from 9 A.M to 2 P.M.
Collector and D.M. Cuttack, CMC
Commissioner, Mayor Cuttack, ADM Cuttack,
CDMO Cuttack, PDGS, Rotarians, Ladies,
Many people of Cuttack City, students of various
Schools And Colleges, Celebrities from various
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segment and media persons witnessed the
project.
22. 26.01.2010- Republic Day was celebrated at
Kalyani Blind School, Nuapada, Cuttack. Club
distributed Biscuits/ Chocolate etc. 26.01.10-
Our Club inaugurated one drinking water Tank
at Kalyani Blind School, Nuapada, Cuttack.
Dr. P.N. Behera inaugurated the Tank. Entire
School Children will be benefited and the
problem of Safe drinking water was solved.
Around Rs.7862.00 was spend for the purpose.
23. 31/01/2010- Our Club organized a mega health
Camp at Anandpur, vill- Purnia). Eight Doctors
from various departments, Five pharmacist, Two
Technicians helped in this Camp. 650 Patients
were treated and free Medicine were distributed
in the Camp. Our Rotarians attended the Camp.
24. 27.02.10- Our Club organized Holi Milan at
our locality and Club to create friendship and
fellowship in the society.
25. 28.02.2010- Club organized a awareness
programme on environment protection, No
Smoking, No Drugs and Child Care with the
help of Anganbadi Workers at Bidanasi Slum,
Cuttack. We have visited some slum area and
spoke about cleanliness & Drinking of clean
water with two of our Doctor members.
26. 21.03.10- Club organized a literacy project at
Saraswati Sishu Mandir, Mahanadi Vihar,
Cuttack. All Students and Teachers participated
in the discussion. Our Club donated Rs1500 to
six poor Children for purchasing their Books.
27. 31.03.10- Our Club opened a Stall at Badambadi
Bus Stand near Traffic Tower for Jala Chatra
(Drinking Water) for summer hit public. This
Project continued for two months. Club spent
Rs.6000 for this project.
28. In our Permanent project, Rotary Silver City
Manjari Devi Health Centre around 650 patients
were treated every month with free medicines
and consultation by our Doctor members five
days in a week.
29. We have created special fund and committee
for Disaster Management.
THE ROTARY FOUNDATION
Director:- Rtn. Hrudananda Swain
1. Motivated members for contributing to Rotary
foundation.
2. 07.011.2009- We have invited Sr. Rotarian from
other Rotary Club to motivate our members for
contributing to The Rotary Foundation and on
that day we felicitated our TRF Contributors and
The Director Of Rotary Foundation. On same
day we got some commitment from our
members for becoming PHF. We implemented
the Slogan “Each Rotarian every Year”. IPDG.
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D.K. Patnaik motivated the members.
3. Our Club actively participated on two NID
programmes this Year at Bidanasi and Tulasipur
area.
4. Our Club Members and President attend the
Dist. Workshop on Polio Plus at Puri, hosted by
Rotary Club of Sri Jaganath Dham.
5. Our Club applied a Matching Grant Project for
Mass immunization for Diarrhea with matching
partner Rotary Club of Maryland, USA.
6. Our Club participated on the GSE program. Our
Rtn. Satyajit Sahu hosted one GSE member
Danial C. Real from Brazil in his house for three
days.
7. 07-01-2010- Our club felicitated GSE Team
Leader and members jointly with all Rotary
Clubs of Cuttack at Cuttack Club annexe. Our
Club exchanged flag, presented flower bouquet
and Uttariya.
8. We have twin club relationship with R C Of
Maryland, USA.
PUBLIC RELATION
Director:- Rtn. Satyajit Sahu
1. Our Club takes several steps to publicize Rotary
and our activities in the Community.
2. We invited eminent person from different
segments to give talks on various subject and
published the name of our Club.
3. We have distributed Leaflets and banners at
various festivals and programme to publicize
the Club’s name & Rotary movement.
4. Our Mega Blood Donation Camp, installation
ceremony, plantation programme were
published in the local daily News papers (The
Samaj, Dharitri, Sambad, Matrubhasa). And O
TV, Kamyab TV, E-TV, Doordarsan, the
electronic Media also covered our programme
5. Our programme Eye donation awareness
campaign was covered by prints and electronic
media.
6. Our programme Sit/ Draw competition was
covered by print media (The Samaj).
7. Our Grand Seminar on “ Water & Sanitation“
was fully covered by prints and electronics
media.
8. Our programme peace rally and diabetic
Detection Camp was covered by Doordarssan,
OTV, Kanak TV and Kamyab TV and also in
print media.
9. Our Mega health Check up Camp Dasmankul,
Tritol was published in local daily New paper
(The Samaj & Sambad).
10. Our Club shifting from Hotel Surya Kiran to
YMCA House premises. And Charter day
celebration was published in local daily News
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11. Our Project with CMC, Cuttack “Say No To 16. Special meeting and important programmes
Palythene” was published in print and electronic are documented (Video recording &
media. Photography).
12. Our Mega Heath Project at Anandpur Village 17. Developed a club history in CD form and
Purnia was published in the local daily News launched a website.
Paper.
13 Our summer project “Jala Chatra” was published Rtn. Deb Prasad Choudhury
in the local News Paper. Secretary
14 During magazine month, Rotary magazines,
club souvenirs were distributed to public library
and educational institutions. PROGRAMM AHEAD
15. Interaction with Rotarians from other clubs
during the District conference and appraised 8-11 July : State level Table Tennis Championship
them of the club activities. organised by and RC of Cuttack Silver City and
16 Senior popular teachers felicitated on teacher’s YMCA Cuttack at YMCA Hall. Please encourage the
day. participants with your presence and support.
CLUB ADMINISTRATION 10.7.2010 : Talk on Bana Mahotsava
Director:- Rtn. Er. Sarbeswar Barik 11.7.2010 : Observation of Vanamahotsava
1. We held varieties of programme, according to & Plantation of Sapling at Saraswati Sishu Mandir,
the designated months. Every month regular Mahanadi Vihar, Cuttack.
attendances were recognised. 11.7.2010 : First B.O.D. Meeting.
2. We have taken a lot of steps to improve
attendance in the regular meeting, by sending 17.7.2010 : Talk on “Global Warming”
SMS, E-Mail, and Phone Calls. 18.7.2010 : Observation of Vanamahotsava
3. Every month First Saturday we held our family & Plantation of Sapling at
get – together.
4. Every month second Sunday our BOD meetings 24.7.2010 : Talk on World Population Day.
were held at our BOD members Residence and 31.7.2010 : Training programme by MDTC Rtn. PP
offices premises. Susanta Mohanty.
5. We have conveyed greetings and felicitation
to the members on their Birthday and Marriage
anniversary. Sneha’s Greetings
6. On Fifth December we celebrated charter day
ceremony. Birthday :
7. On 17.10.09- Club organized a Pot dinner with 1. Rtn. Er. Anil Garg 30/6
family get-together & entertainment. 2. Rtn. Bipra Ch. Sahoo 3/7
8. Every fortnight our Club Bulletin “Sneha” was 3. Rtn. Biraja Pr. Das 3/7
regularly published and distributed among the
members, Schools, Colleges, Others Rotary Marriage Anniversary :
Clubs and Non – Rotarian. 1. Rtn. Hrudananda Swain 3/7
9. In the month of December, 12 Club members Ann Manjari
attended the District conference “Samarpan” at 2. Rtn. Sukanta Kumar Swain 27/6
Raipur. Ann Sarmishta
10. We have already prepared the filled and unfilled
Classification Chart and published in the
Bulletin.
11. Special fellowship activities were taken up for ATTENTION MEMBERS
improving fellowship & friendship.
12. Organized District level seminars & Intercity - Attendance is not the end of Rotary but non-
meet. attendance is the end of a Rotarian.
13. Observed parent’s night / past president nights Members :
/ Charter Day Celebration, Holi Milan, Hasya Please attend the weekly meeting regularly in time.
Kabi Sammilani, Sahitya Sandhya. Use Lapel pin always.
14. Undertook all the projects and programmes - Members are requested to pay their semi-
to fulfill the requirement of R.I. Citation and
D.G’s citation. annual dues from July 2010 - Dec 2010 at the earliest
15. Rotary information and classification talks were by 10th July 2010.
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CLUB IN ACTION ACTION PLAN FOR 2010-11
A. Membership:
On 2nd July 2010 our club in association with 1. To achieve a net growth of membership by 5%.
YMCA and IW Club of Cuttack Silver City organised 2. To take steps for ensuring 100 percent
Blood Donation Camp where about 50 units of membership retention.
blood collected. 3. To adopt star program for mentoring of new
members.
BLOOD DONATION, THE GIFT OF LIFE 4. To adopt three years plan for the club with active
involvement of President, President Elect,
" Blood is the loving fluid that all lives are based. President Nominee and other club members.
5. Sponsoring a new Rotary Club.
Blood can’t be harvested, it can only be 6. Maintaining club website.
donated. You can save one’s life by donating 7. Recognizing club members for their contribution
blood but without affecting your health. to club projects and activities.
" Any person 18-60 yrs age, more than 45 8. Preparation of filled/unfilled classification and
accordingly exploring possibility of recruiting
kg.wt. & Haemoglobin 12.5 gm% can donate
new member.
blood. B. Service Project
" Blood is replaced within 24-48 hrs (blood 1. To organise health camps in some distant rural
volume). places (at least 5-6 nos).
2. To organize veterinary health camps specially
" It improves body resistance, improves for large animals and small ruminants in rural
circulation & makes one healthier. areas.
" One can work after Blood donation with only 3. To organize eye camps particularly to identify
15 to 20 mts rest, no special diet required. cataract patients and to facilitate their treatment.
4. To sponsor an effective 4-way test essay and
" One can donate blood in 3 months interval. speech competition for young people.
" Every 2 seconds some one needs blood. 5. Providing career information for local school
students.
" Every year, India needs 400 lakh units of blood 6. To adopt 4 or more vocational service topics.
and only 5 lakh units available. 7. To have classification talks by club members
" Blood Donation is a noble & selfless service. atleast in three club meetings in a month.
8. To recognise and honour an individual in his
It gives the donor joy & contentment. This is
vocation.
the expression of love for mankind as blood 9. To develop and initiate a new vocational service
knows no caste, colour, creed, religion or race, project.
country continent or sex. 10. To provide a copy of 4-way test and declaration
Say “yes” to Blood Donation. of Rotarians in Business and profession to all
new club members.
11. Our Rotary Silver City Manjari Devi Health
Centre, Project at Madhupatna. All members to
be involved to improve the activities by exploring
the possibility of establishing a full fledged
hospital for specialised treatment.
12. To take up various development programmes
in the RCC Balikuda like sanitation, literacy, and
education of child and mother, medical/dental
check-up and geriatric problems of senior
citizen.
13. To arrange blood donation camp during July
2010 to collect blood units equivalent to 50% of
the club members.
DONATE EYES
DONATE 14.
15.
Sponsoring Interact/Rotaract Club.
Sponsoring RYLA.
You can’t donate 16. To continue WCS projects for drinking water
anything better and sanitation and for mass immunization of
slum children.

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17. To conduct intercity seminar on environmental
pollution.
18. Holding workshop to educate and to prevent
child mortality.
19. To recognise successful sportspersons and
athletes.
20. A career development project shall be taken up
for the people with disability, in computer and
tailoring training.
21. To adopt a meritorious and poor girl child for
three years from class eighth to tenth.
22. No plastic project to be taken up by adopting a
village in urban slum area.
23. To sponsor and maintain library in an Oriya
medium school where no library facility is
available.
24. To observe and organise awareness programme
on AIDS, Leprosy, Malaria, Cancer, Safe
Drinking Water, Health and Hygiene, Nutrition,
Pollution, Tuberculosis etc.
Rotary Foundation
1. To achieve every rotarian every year goal of
US $100.
2. To participate in the Pulse Polio programme.
3. To host the G.S.E. team members and sponsor
candidate for G.S.E. team/member/leader.
4. To recognise donors for Rotary foundation and
motivate members for contribution to TRF.
5. To support Rotary’s US$200 million challenge
for Polio eradication.
6. Atleast one member to belong to a Rotary
Fellowship or a Rotarian Action Group.
7. To seek a Rotary Foundation matching grant
for water/health project/immunisation project.
8. Donation of US$10 by each member to meet
the polio challenge.
Public Relation
1. To give wide coverage to all the functions and
activities of Rotary in the print and electronic
media so as to popularise the Rotary with public.
2. Inviting persons of stature to club meetings.
3. Inviting media persons and organizing
discussions regarding the function of Rotary
International.
4. Interaction with local Govt. Officials, Business
Community, Civic Leaders, Community
organisation to properly spread the
achievements of Rotary.
5. Educating non-Rotarians and public about
Rotary by circulating the various publications of
Rotary, Bulletin of the club among the local
schools, library and community centres.
6. To organise religious harmony meets by
involving leaders of various religions.
7. Club website: www.rotarycuttacksilvercity.org
which has already been opened during June
2010 to be maintained properly every year to
create awareness worldwide.
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8. To organise multi-district seminar on “Image of
Rotary” during Nov 2010.
Club Administration
1. To improve attendance of the members in each
club meeting, committee chairman will take
more interest in increasing percentage of
attendance.
2. Members to be intimated over phone call/
messages, if not approaching personally in
group for request to attend meetings and club
projects regularly.
3. To organise special fellowship activity for
improving fellowship.
4. To encourage members for better participation
by offering greetings and felicitations on their
Birthday/Marriage Anniversaries.
5. Honouring/felicitating members on their
achievements/special occasions of their families.
6. To ensure participation by members by
assigning responsibilities like speaking about
own vocation, giving Rotary informations,
involving in meeting formalities etc.
7. To continue publishing the Club Bulletin ‘Sneha’
regularly.
8. To motivate members to attend District
Conference/Assembly and RI Conventions/Dist.
Seminars.
9. To organise special get together like Holi, Hasya
Kabi Samilani, Kabita Samaroha etc.
10. To organise family picnic, pot dinner etc.
11. To organize various fund raising programmes
like music nights, magic shows, other variety
shows etc.
12. To organize club assembly as per requirement
of Rotary and to motivate the members to
participate and offer their suggestions.
13. To organise training programmes for new
members and to various office bearers.
14. Rotary information to be given to the members
in every meeting.
15. To appoint mentors for the new members.
16. To appoint mentors for the new members.
17. R.I. dues, C.O.L., Rotary Magazine dues, District
Dues shall be sent in due time.
18. Punctuality, Decorum, Tolerance of members
to be maintained in each meeting.
19. Committee chairmen shall be encouraged to
hold meeting very often with their members to
implement the club programmes activities and
projects.
20. The Directors and Chairman shall be given
training in the beginning of the year for effective
implementation of club programme/increasing
attendance.
21. Effective team building members to be taken
for District Governor Secretariat 2011-12.
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ROTARY MOTTO
Service Above Self
Guiding Principles of Rotary International
The Object of Rotary
The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the
ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in
particular, to encourage and foster:
· FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an
opportunity for service;
· SECOND. High ethical standards in business and
professions, the recognition of the worthiness of all useful
occupations, and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s
occupation as an opportunity to serve society;
· THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in
each Rotarian’s personal, business, and community life;
· FOURTH. The advancement of international
understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world
fellowship of business and professional persons united in
the ideal of service.
The mission of Rotary International, a worldwide
association of Rotary clubs, is to provide service to others,
to promote high ethical standards, and to advance world
understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship
of business, professional, and community leaders.
Mission :
The mission of Rotary International, a worldwide
association of Rotary clubs, is to provide service to others,
to promote high ethical standards, and to advance world
understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship
of business, professional, and community leaders.
Avenues of Service :
Based on the Object of Rotary, the Avenue of Service
are Rotary’s philosophical cornerstone and the foundation
on which club activity is based:
· CLUB SERVICE focuses on strengthening fellowship
and ensuring the effective functioning of the club.
· VOCATIONAL SERVICE encourages Rotarians to
serve others through their vocations and to practice high
ethical standards.
· COMMUNITY SERVICE covers the projects and
activities the club undertakes to improve life in its
community.
· INTERNATIONAL SERVICE encompasses actions
taken to expand Rotary’s humanitarian reach around the
globe and to promote world understanding and peace.
THE FOUR-WAY TEST :
The test, which has been translated into more than 100
languages, asks the following questions:
Of the things we think, say or do
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER
FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
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DECLARATION OF ROTARIANS
IN BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONS
As a Rotarian engaged in a business or profession,
I am expected to:
1) Consider my vocation to be another opportunity
to serve;
2) Be faithful to the letter and to the spirit of the
ethical codes of my vocation, to the laws of my
country, and to the moral standards of my
community;
3) Do all in my power to dignify my vocation and to
promote the highest ethical standards in my
chosen vocation;
4) Be fair to my employer, employees, associates,
competitors, customers, the public, and all those
with whom I have a business or professional,
relationship;
5) Recognize the honor and respect due to all
occupations which are useful to society;
6) Offer my vocational talents: to provide
opportunities for young people, to work for the
relief of the special needs of others, and to improve
the quality of life in my community;
7) Adhere to honesty in my advertising and in all
representations to the public concerning my
business or profession;
8) Neither seek from nor grant to a fellow Rotarian
a privilege or advantage not normally accorded
others in a business or professional relationship.
BENEFITS OF ROTARY
# Become connected to your society.
# Work with others in addressing community needs.
# Interact with other professionals in your
community, assist with RIs international
humanitarian service efforts.
# Establish contacts with an international network
of professionals.
# Develop leadership skills.
# Involve family in promoting service efforts.
DEFINITION OF ROTARY
Rotary is an organisation of business and
professional persons united worldwide who provide
humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards
in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace in
the world.
Those 31 words are worth remembering when
someone asks, “What is Rotary?”
OATH OF A ROTARIAN
While becoming a new member of a club
# I shall pay club dues in time.
# Attend weekly meetings regularly.
# I shall abide rules and regulations of club.
# I shall do perform any work entrusted by the
President of Club.
Club Bulletin is the mirror of our club. Members
are requested to give articles / information etc. to make
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OUR CLUB AWARDS
1. ANNADA MEMORIAL AWARD
An award instituted by our PP Rtn. Bishnu Prasad
Pattanaik in memory of his loving mother. The award is given
to the student securing highest mark in Class-IX of Orissa Police
High School, Tulasipur, Cuttack. This year the award is given to
Dibyajita Sahu, s/o Mr. Purandar Sahu and Mrs. Pushpalata
Sahu of Tulasipur Police Colony, Cuttack securing highest mark
in Class-X exam. of Orissa Police High School, Cuttack.The
award carries a trophy and cash of Rs.500.00.
2. SMT. KAMALA PADHIARY MEMORIAL AWARD
Instituted by Rotarian PDG Dilip Ku. Patnaik since
1999, in memory of his Loving Elder Sister. This award is given
to the student securing highest marks in the Annual Class IX.
Examination of “Sri Satya Sai School”, K.V.K. Road, Cuttack.
Smt. Kamala Padhiary (Meera) was the wife of Sri
Lalit Mohan Padhiary OAS (I) who retired as the Addl. Secretary.
to Govt of Orissa. She was a very Loving, pious, simple lady
and devotee of Sri Satya Sai Saba. This award carries a cash
gift of Rs. 500.00 and a running shield to promote, motivate &
inspire the awardee to do better & excel in Class X examination.
This year the award goes to Miss Arpita Ray, daughter of Sri
Gyanaranjan Ray of Class-10 of Sri Satya Sai School, Cuttack.
3. GHANASHYAM BAL MEMORIAL AWARD
The award is instituted by our PP Rtn. Prasant Kumar
Bal and his Family in memory of his elder father Late Ghanshyam
Bal. An Award fund of Rs. 10,000/- has been kept in fixed
deposit, the interest on which will be utilized for the award.
The award is given to the student securing highest
mark in Class – X examinations of Secondary Board High School,
Cuttack as per the result declared by BSE, Orissa Cuttack. This
year the award goes to Shri Nanda Dyuti Acharya, Son of
Sri Nirad Kumar Acharya and Smt. Nirupama Acharya of Cuttack.
Sri Acharya has secured 12th Rank in Orissa with 93.67% marks.
The award carries a Shield and cash prize of Rs.500/-.
4. D.C. RAY MEMORIAL AWARD
The award is instituted by the Ray Family of Tulasipur,
Cuttack in loving memory of their father Late D. C. Ray. An
Award fund of Rs. 10,000/- has been kept in fixed deposit, the
interest on which will be utilized for the award.
The award is given to the student securing highest
mark in Class – X examinations of Stewart School, Cuttack as
per the result declared by ICSE. This year the award goes to
Sri Sanjeevan Nanda, Son of Sri Snajay Kumar Nanda and
Smr. Swarnalata Nanda of Meria Bazar, Cuttack, who has
secured 96.14% of marks. The award carries a Shield and cash
prize of Rs.500/-.
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5. MANORAMA RAY MEMORIAL AWARD
The award is instituted by Ray Family of Tulasipur,
Cuttack in loving memory of their mother Late Manorama Ray.
An Award fund of Rs. 10,000/- has been kept in fixed deposit,
the interest on which will be utilized for the award.
The award is given to the student securing highest
mark in Class – X examinations of Buckley Girls High School,
Cuttack as per the result declared by BSE, Orissa. This year
the award goes to Ms. Sreeta Mohanty, daughter of Sri Sanjeeb
Mohanty and Smt. Sabita Mohanty of Mani Sahu Chhak, Buxi
Bazar, Cuttack, who has secured 86.83% of marks. The award
carries a Shield and cash prize of Rs.500/-.
6. SARAT KUMARI DEVI MEMORIAL AWARD
The award is instituted by PP T.P. Mohapatra in loving
memory of his mother Late Sarat Kumari Devi. The award is
given to the best student of Cuttack securing highest mark in
class-X examinations as per the result declared by BSE Orissa.
This year award goes to Anupam Jena, son of Advocate Anjan
Kumar Jena and Pramodini Nayak of Gopaljew Lane, Cuttack
of Balu Bazar Saraswati Sishu Mandir, securing 576 mark in
HSC exam. This award consists of a cup and cash Rs.500/-.
7. JADUMANI BEHERA AND PADMINI DEVI
MEMORIAL AWARD.
This award is instituted by their sons and only daughter
IW Jyotsna Behera, spouse of Rtn. Dr. P.N. Behera, PHF in
loving memory of their father and mother who was a social
worker in their locality. This award is given to the best student
of Siba Durga High School, Chandabali, Bhadrak securing
highest mark in Class-X HSC examination as per the result
declared by B.S.E. Orissa. This year award goes to Sri Samar
Kr. Rath, S/o Sri Bhagaban Rath of village Panchapada
Chandabali who has secured 532 marks in HSCE. This award
consists of a shield and cash Rs.1000/-.
APPEAL
All members are requested to donate freely
for the development of Rotary Silver City Manjari
Debi Health Centre on their birthday / marriage
anniversary.
We are happy to announce that Rtn. D.P.
Choudhury has donated Rs.100/-, President Rtn.
M.R. Acharya donated Rs.500/- & President elect
Rtn. Dr. P.N. Behera donated Rs.1000/-, PP Rtn. T.P.
Mohapatra has also donated Rs.1000/- to our Health
Centre on their marriage anniversary / birthday.
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CONTRIBUTORS TO THE ROTARY
FOUNDATION TILL 30.06.2010
(Extract of the letter from Carl Wilhelm Stenhammar
Chair-Elect, The Rotary Foundation Trustees)
Past President, 2005-06, RI
When you step into your year as Club President
on 1 July 2010, your Rotary Foundation will be taking
steps in a new direction as 100 Rotary Districts begin
operating as pilot districts under the new Future.
Vision plan while the remaining 434 districts continue
to conduct business in regular Rotary fashion. These
changes will be both challenging and rewarding and
will open new doors as we move closer towards
celebrating our Foundations centennial in 2017.
While significant changes in our Foundation’s
Future are certain, somethings will remain the same
our motto, Service Above Self, is the mainstay of
our call to help others in needs to provide hope, to
change lives, and to save lives, funded by our own
generosity to our own Rotary Foundation for projects
and programs that we define as our own.
The mission of The Foundation is to enable
Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill
and peace through the improvement of health, the
support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.
Your investment in our Rotary Foundation brings
help and hope to those who need it most around the
world. The Rotary Foundation’s good works are only
limited by our imagination, actions, and contributions.
Our generous contributors are :
MPHF (Multiple Paul Harris Fellow)
1. Rtn. PDG Dilip K. Patnaik, PHF+4
2. Rtn. Dr. Surajit Sahu, PHF+1
PHF (Paul Harris Fellow)
1. Rtn. Bijay K. Bagadia
2. Rtn. PP Bishnu Pr. Patnaik
3. Rtn. PP Dr. N.C. Parija
4. Rtn. PP Dr. R.K. Satapathy
5. Rtn. PP Prasant Ku. Bal
6. Pres. Rtn. Manoranjan Acharya
7. Rtn. (Mrs.) Srinoo Patnaik
8. Rtn. Er. Sarbeswar Barik
9. Rtn. Dr. Kailash Ch. Biswal
10. Rtn. Dr. Padmanava Behera
11. Rtn. Er. Anil Garg
12. Rtn. Durga Prasad Nanda
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RFSM (Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member)
1. Rtn. PP Tarini Prasad Mohapatra
2. Rtn. PP Dr. R.K. Mohanty
3. Rtn. Satyajit Sahu
4. Rtn. Deb Prasad Choudhury
5. Rtn. PP Arun K. Chatterjee
Our T.R.F. Contributor during 2009-10
1. Rtn. (Mrs.) Roslin Grace, PHF
2. Rtn. PDG Dilip K. Patnaik, PHF+4
Thank you for your support and for serving the
important role of a Rotarian. By working together,
we can make the 2010-11 Rotary Year best ever. If
every Rotarian reaches out to make the world a
better place every year, then our Foundation will be
seen as a becon of hope to all.
On behalf of the “Sneha Family” we congratulate
our new contributors to The Rotary Foundation during
May 2010 for becoming PHF.
OUR CLUB MEMBERS WITH
DIST. ASSIGNMENT 2010-2011
1. PDG Dilip K. Patnaik - Dist. Trainer, Chairman
Dist. Bye-laws Committees, Chairman, Dist.
Public Image Development.
2. PP Dr. Surajit Sahu - MDTC.
3. PP Prasant Ku. Bal - Asst. Governor.
4. PP Dr. R.K. Satpathy, Co-chairman, World
Community Service.
5. PP B.P. Patnaik, Co-chairman, Membership
Extension.
6. PP Dr. N.C. Parija, Dist. Resource Coordinator
(Water).
7. PP Dr. R.K. Mohanty, Dist. Resource Coordinator
(Water).
8. Rtn. Er. Sarbeswar Barik, Dist. Resource
Coordinator (Water).
9. PE Dr. K.C. Biswal, Chairman, Family Planning
& Population Control.
10. Rtn.(Mrs) Srinoo Patnaik, Chairman - Girl Child
& Women Education.
11. IPP Manoranjan Acharya, GR.
Congratulations
PDG Dilip K. Patnaik has been
assigned as the Chairman of
Scrutinizing and Balloting Committee
of DGN for the year 2013-14 besides
his other Dist. assignments. We look
forward to witness reforms in the
Election Procedures during his
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UNDERSTANDING ‘PATHY’
Everybody in this beautiful world is following
a path. World has become nothing but a host of
paths. I am an Allopath. Somebody else is a
Homoeopath. Another is an Ayurvedicopath.
Someone is an Engineer - path. One is an IAS path,
or an MBA path. The blessed once are in IIT path.
Friends, are these the real paths ? Are these
the only paths? Should we human beings, God’s
beautifulmost and intelligent most creations, only
be taking to one of the abovementioned paths?
Aren’t we all heading to Antipathy and Apathy,
following one of the above paths? Don’t all these
paths push us into a make believe world? These
should actually be helpful in ridding our society of
all the illness. On the contrary, What are we
experiencing?
We are all becoming greedy, intolerant, and
jealous of each other. Its a long time since we have
forgotten of two invaluable pathies. Sympathy and
Empathy. Shouldn’t our society and this beautiful
world be full of these two pathies? All the paths
that each one of us in should lead us into these
two pathies. These should be our real paths.
One example should explain at the points that
above few lines want to make. Suppose a person is
getting drowned deep in the river. Four of his friends
are at the bank of the river.
1st Friend : Oh! very good. Let him drown. That
dry I asked him for five thousand
rupees. He didn’t give me: Antipathy.
2nd Friend : I can’t be of any help. Some
important works are there in the
market. Let me do that first: Apathy.
3rd Friend : (starts crying) Bo....hooooo...! What
a good friend he was ? God has taken
him so early. Let me go and give this
bad news to the villagers: Sympathy.
4th Friend : (Jump into River) : Cried loudly for
help. Himself jumped into the river.
Rescued the person: Empathy.
Now it is upto us, which pathy we adopt? What
path we walk on?
Dr. Narayan Prasad Modi
Asst. Professor, Paediatrics
SCB Medical College, Cuttack
Congratulations
Rtn. Dr. Padmanav Behera has
been awarded the 4 Avenues of
Service Citation for the year
2009-10.
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ROTARY SILVER CITY MANJARI DEVI
HEALTH CENTRE
(A Project of Rotary Silver City Welfare Society)
Rotary Club of Cuttack Silver
City founded a society registered
under the Society Act in the name
& style “Rotary Silver City Welfare
Society” to provide humanitarian
service to poor and needy people.
The society took up Health
Service Project by establishing
Rotary Silver City Manjari Devi
Health Centre at Kajidiha Industrial
Estate, Cuttack to cater health service to
downtrodden people of the locality and slum dwellers.
It was inaugurated on 14th April 2008, an ausicious
day of Rama Navami by Sushree Nibedita Pradhan,
Ex-Mayor, Cuttack Municipal Corporation as Chief
Guest, Sri Pravat Ranjan Biswal & DGN Dilip K.
Patnaik were Guest of Honours. The function was
well attended by many Rotarians and public
dignitaries.
For smooth management of the health centre
a managing committee was constituted with the
following members. Dr. R.K. Mohanty, Chairman, Rtn.
Hrudananda Swain, Co-chairman, Dr. P.N. Behera,
Vice-Chairman and members Dr. Surajit Sahu, Dr.
K.C. Biswal, Dr. N.C. Parija, Dr. Dushasan Sahu
and Rtn. Sibanarayan Sahu and ex-officio members
Dr. R.K. Satpathy, President of the Welfare Society,
Rtn. P.K. Bal, Hon. Secretary and Rtn. B.K. Bagaria,
Treasurer of the Welfare Society remained in the
managing committee.
The health centre is properly equipped with all
necessary facilities for its smooth functioning for
health checkup and treatment by providing medicines
free of cost. Sri Deepak Ku. Senapati, Pharmacist
and Miss Saubhagini Mallik, Lady attendant cum
Caretaker of the health centre were employed.
We are grateful to Rtn. Hrudananda Swain &
Rtn. Manjari Swain for providing free accommodation
in their building, besides donating medicines worth
Rs.14,000/- during 1st six months. Further, Rtn. H.N.
Swain is arranging medicines for the patients.
We are thankful to our club members for their
donations to equip the health centre.
Health centre remains open everyday from 5
pm to 7 pm except Sundays. We are grateful to the
following doctors for their selfless and voluntary
service to the mankind. They are Dr. Surajit Sahu,
Dr. K.C. Biswal, Dr. N.C. Parija, Dr. Arakhita Swain,
Dr. K.C. Sahoo, Dr. Narayan Modi, Dr. Umesh Ray,
Dr. Rajendra Kr. Panda, Dr. N.K. Gachhayat, Dr.
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Snehanjali Senapati, Dr. M.M. Murmu and Dr. donated for management of the Health Centre. We
Gayadhar Tripathy, Dr. N.K. Gachhayat. are thankful to them.
To assist the doctors rotarian friends like Dr. P.N. So far more than 6000 patients have been
Behera, Rtn. B.K. Bagari, Rtn. A.K. Chatterjee, Rtn. treated. We are thankful to Rtn. T. Viswanath Patra,
Debu Choudhury, Rtn. M.R. Acharya and others give Debu Choudhury, Dr. K.C. Biswal, Dr. N.C. Parija
their valuable time in taking care of patients. and others for providing us medicines. We are also
We appreciate the donation of the following thankful to the Chief Medical Officer, Cuttack for
persons. providing medicines to the Health Centre.
1. Rtn. Bipin Bihari Mohanty - Rs.6000/- Let us pray God to bless us to serve the
2. Rtn. Ashok Bihari Mohapatra - Rs.5000/- humanity.
3. Sri Rajendra Pr. Gupta - Cuttack Hardware PP Dr. R.K. Mohanty
- Rs.500/- per month. Chairman, Managing Committee
4. M/s Binakar Supply Agencies - Rs.5000/- Rotary Silver City Manjari Devi Health Centre
besides many others.
First birth anniversary was celebrated on 3rd FOUNDERS OF ROTARY
April 2009. It was organised in a very simple manner
with good gathering of doctors, businessman,
Rotarians & Inner Wheel members under the
Presidentship of Dr. R.K. Satpathy. D.G. Dillip K.
Patnaik and Dr. D. Muduli, Director, Family Welfare,
Orissa attended the function as Chief Guest & Guest
of Honour respectively. Rotary Silvercity Welfare
Society felicitated doctors, chairman of the Managing
Committee and Rtn. Hrudananda Swain & Rtn.
Manjari Swain for their benevolence in providing free
accomodation.
The Guests and audience who were present
during the function were so moved and satisfied with
the performance of the health centre, many of them From left : Silvester Schiele, Paul P. Harris (pointing to
book), Hiram E. Shorey, and Gustavus H. Loehr.

Memorable events with

Rotary International President 2010-11, 2011-12 & RI Director

In the present time the Rotarians of India are on top of the Rotary World. After USA & Japan, we are
no.3 in contribution to The Rotary foundation and maintaining leading position in membership growth (in
India). For Year 2011-12, our very respected and beloved Rtn. Kalyan Banerjee will serve Rotary International
as President, this shows that Indian Rotarians playing important role in strengthening the great organization
Rotary International.
To honour Kalyan Da for this great achievement our Global Quest Award winner and Addl. Solicitor
General of Hon’ble Supreme Court, PDG Vivek K. Tankha has invited all the Rotarians of RID 3260 in the
“Felicitation Program” of Rotary International President (2011-12) on 14th Aug. 2010 at Tarang Hall, MPSEB
Rampur, Jabalpur, (M.P.) at 6.30 PM.

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INNER WHEEL CLUB OF CUTTACK SILVER CITY
Dist.326
Club No.4914 Organised on 04.09.1999 Date of Charter : 26.10.1999

International Innerwheel President

INNER WHEEL PRAYER
Dr.(Mrs) Pallavi Shah
Instill in us O Lord, the true meaning of frienship. IIW Theme : 2010-2011 : “Conviction, Compassion, Consistency”
Never let us forget that we are all thy children.
Notwithstanding the differences in our Association President Dist. Chairman I.W. Dist.326
culture and creeds. Dr.(Mrs.) Kapila Gupta Mrs. Rekha Saxena
Endow us with a desire to serve our fellow men.
Remembering that we too often need help.
Whenever or whatever the need for service arises.
Help me to be ready to serve.
Endeavouring to make our badge of Inner Wheel
worthwhile.
Ensuring that we have not
Lived in vain.

CLUB OFFICE BEARERS

2010-2011
President
Mrs. Smruti Patnaik Mrs. Smruti Patnaik Mrs. Rupamanjari Patnaik
President IPP
IPP
Mrs. Rupamanjari Patnaik

Vice President
Mrs. Reeta Ray

Secretary
Mrs. Manaswini Mohapatra

Joint Secretary
Mrs. Bandana Sarangi

Treasurer Mrs. Reeta Ray Mrs. Manaswini Mohapatra Mrs. Bandana Sarangi
Mrs. Sujata Choudhury Vice President Secretary Jt. Secretary
ISO
Mrs. Shrabanee Das

Editor
Mrs. Jyotsna Behera

Advisor
Mrs. Arpita Duttagupta

Executive Member s
Mrs. Reeta Das
Mrs. Kabita Das
Mrs. Sarojini Pattnaik Mrs. Sujata Choudhury Mrs. Shrabanee Das Mrs. Jyotsna Behera
Mrs. Jyochhnarani Rajguru Treasurer ISO Editor

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The Founder of Inner Wheel OUR EXECUTIVE MEMBERS
“The Candle that lit the Flame of Inner Wheel

Chtr. Pres. Kabita Reeta Das

Mrs. Oliver Golding

Hey Brecon

Our International Inner Our Association

Wheel International Inner Wheel
President President
2010-2011 2010-2011 Sarojini Jyochhnarani
OUR MEMBERS

Pallavi Shah Kapila Gupta

India Rohta, Haryana
PP Jyotsna PP Snigdha PP Reena
Dist. Chairman A.C Member
2010-11 2010-11

PP Arpita Pramodini Purnima

Rekha Saxena Dipti Mohanty

Bilaspur Bargarh
Swarupa Patnaik Sandhya Swain
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From the District Chairman’s Desk...
Message
Dear friends
It is proud moment for me to share my
views with you through this directory. I
congratulate you to be the leader of your
clubs. I thank you for giving me this
opportunity to take the baton of leadership of
our Dist. 326 in the year 2010-11.
This year is again memorable as our own
Dr.(Mrs.) Pallavi Shah has adorned the
highest office of “International Inner Wheel
President” as the 4th lady from India to honor us. She has given
a beautiful and meaningful theme this year.
Commit With ––
Conviction, Compassion, Consistency.
In this theme the very essence of Inner Wheel stands.
Commitment for more members, commitment for education
specially for girls and women and commitment towards a cleaner
and greener environment. Friends there is difference between
interest and commitment. “When you are interested in doing
something, you do it only when circumstance permit, when you
are committed to something you accept no excuses only results.
Develop conviction and compassion in your hearts and do
your projects with consistency. Turn your me into we and myself
into ourselves so the success will be yours, as Andrew Carnegie
said “Team work is a fuel that allows a common people to attain
uncommon results.” Our efforts should be to make a difference
in the society. We must concentrate on our areas of service to
empower women be it at any age e,g. basic education, vocational
courses, vocational centers like tailoring, paper plate making
machines, or micro loans for setting up of these centers. Always
remember the Motto of Inner Wheel i.e. Friendship and Service.
There should be consistency in friendship and commitment for
the service of the needy and under priviledged. Remember -
Who serves best, profits most. Share pains of others with love
and compassion, without them humanity can not survive.
So friends wish you all a very happy, enjoyable & meaningful
year ahead.
Our Association President Dr. Mrs. Kapila Gupta has given
us her motto “ENJOY INNER WHEEL, EXPAND INNER WHEEL
AT LARGE.”
Yours in friendship
Rekha Saxena
Sneha
Know Our President
Mrs. Smruti Patnaik was born
on 26th April 1965 to Late Abhimanyu
Patnaik & Susama Patnaik. She has
completed her M.A. and M.Phil with 1st
division, presently she is working as a
Lecturer in E.D. Women’s College,
Cuttack. Happily married to Mr.
Biswajeet Mishra who is presently
placed in Kolkata as the Chief Manager Bajaj Allianz &
blessed with one son Sidhartha Mishra studying XI in
Vishakhapatnam. She has worked in different places in
Rourkela DAV Womens’ College in Noida, New Delhi.
Her hobbies are making friend, reading books,
gardening, visiting new places and also helping the
needy.
Smruti Patnaik
Know Our Secretary
PP Mrs. Manaswini
Mohapatra was born to Mrs. Sucheta
and Mr. Sashi Sekhar Hota on 3rd
June at Cuttack. She passed the
HSC examination from Unit-IV. Govt.
Girls High School, Bhubaneswar and
completed the graduation from
Ramadevi Women’s College,
Bhubaneswar.
She is a charter member of the Inner Wheel
Club of Cuttack Silver City and has served the club
as its President in the year 2006-07. She has great
interest in fabric paintings, glass paintings and art &
craft. She likes to listen music and read books.
She is happily married to Rtn. PP Tarini
Prasad Mohapatra who is working in LIC of India at
Cuttack. They are blessed with two daughters
Jashaswini, who is studying in Sailabala Women’s
College, Cuttack & Akankhya is studying in
St. Joseph’s Girls’ High School, Cuttack.

Best wishes from Inner Wheel Members May this New Inner Wheel year
on Marriage Anniversary of bring to your life all your dreams...
Mrs. Rupamanjari Patnaik & and lead you to success..
Mr. Brahmajit Patnaik In every thing you do.
on 8th July
Mrs. Smruti Patnaik & May each New Day
Mr. Biswajit Mishra Gladden your heart and
on 23rd July enrich your life with good fortune.
on Happy Birthday of May all your aspirations and hopes come true.
Mrs. Purnima Acharya
on 15th July With Good wishes to all of you.
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IPP Speaks...
Dear Friends,
The time has come to
close a successful calender year
of friendship & service and start
afresh a new glorious eventful
Inner Wheel year under the
guidance of our smart, multi-
talented loving new president Mrs. Smruti Patnaik.
As the wheel keeps rotating, we learned and
gained a lot in friendship and service on the theme
“Help bring Hope” (2009-10). All it need is a little
effort, patience and understanding to conquer the
world of Inner Wheel - all yours in friendship.
It was a wonderful experience to serve with IW
sisters in our vibrating club of Cuttack Silver City.
First of all my sincere thanks to all my I.W. members,
the Rotarians for having faith in me and selecting
me as President (2009-10). Our club has received 5
acolads from the district to add to its glory.
This year the IW Theme was “Help bring Hope”.
I realised the help & guidance of each of our club
members at every single step to help the needy to
help themselves in a better way. To perform a service,
proper communications and understanding among
the club members specially with the Secretary is
very important. For better understanding one has to
be a good listener first. I was lucky enough to have
a Secretary who is always full of innovative idea to
do new things for the club. Our vibrant ISO brought
glory to the club by her exuberant performance at
the ISO meet. Without their support President’s
performance would never have been successful. All
my IW sisters were always ready to support
whenever required. Our beloved Chairman Mrs. Dipti
Mohanty, a wonderful personality helped & guided
us on how to deliver service with an enjoyable,
cheerful way without being tense. She guided us on
cost cutting on unnecessary activities and utilise the
club money for a better purpose. Our A.C. member
Mrs. Sanghamitra Sahoo, Dist. Editor Anita Pati, Dist.
ESO Mrs. Laxmi Samantaray & Dist. ISO Mrs. Nalini
Mohapatra, PDC Mrs. Srinoo Patnaik always
rendered a hand of guidance whenever required. I
must thank PP Mrs. Anjali Patnaik (Cuttack Main
Club) who took most of the leadership for different
joint programmes for all the four IW Clubs at Cuttack
which brought the members even closer to each
other.
My heartiest gratefulness & thanks to the young
vibrant smart Rotary President Manoranjan Acharya,
the ever-dutiful, patience & sincere Secretary Rtn.
Deb Pr. Choudhury for being supportive at every
step throughout the year. Our sincere thanks to Rtn.
PP Dr. Surajit Sahoo for allowing our club to perform
two important projects in his clinic. Our sincere thanks
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to Rtn. PP R.K. Satpathy & Editor Rtn. PP Dr. N.C.
Parija for allowing IW a full page in the bulletin
throughout the year. We thank the Rotaract President
for the joint venture at Ipsar College in debate
competition. Our special thanks to Interactor
Rupambika for donating blood at such a young age
and hope this will boost the younger generation to
donate blood in future. My sincere thanks to Mr. Rao,
the founder of our adopted Slum School “Asha
Aswasana”, without whom our projects would never
have been completed. Our special thanks to all the
Rotarylets who made each family get-together the
most enjoyable one.
Needless to say its impossible to do justice to
describe the huge contributions, cooperations, I
received from our club members, Rotarians & other
club members on which the Presidents performance,
pillar of success stands.
To conclude - this is a complete team work. The
President depends fully on the team. My sincere
thanks to God for giving me the opportunity to serve
this glorious club as President. My heartiest good
wishes to the new President Mrs. Smruti Patnaik
and her team of office bearers for a successful year
ahead.
Rupamanjari Patnaik
President
Know our Honorary Member
Name : Minarva Mohanty (M.A)
W/o Late Saroj Kanta Mohanty
C.D.P.O. of Kantapada,
Ex-P.O. Jajpur, Dist:Cuttack
Address : C/o Sukanta Behera
Mahavir Lane, Palamandap
Govt. Employ W.C.D. Department.
KNOW OUR NEW MEMBER
Name - Mrs. Seema Patnaik
Qualification - M.A. (Indian Culture)
Address: C/o Dr. B.K. Patnaik, FRCS
At: Kanika Chhak, PO: Tulasipur,
PS:Lalbag
Dist: Cuttack. M.9437225539
Occupation : Business.
Mrs. Seema Patnaik is wife of Mr.
Sriprakash Patnaik who is a mechanical engineer. They
have been blessed with two lovely daughters. Elder
daughter Pallavi is happily married last year and
younger daughter Ankita is doing undergraduate in Arts.
Her area of interest is singing, travelling and helping
others to help themselves.
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Inner Wheel Awards for the year 2009-10 DREAM ACTION PLAN 2010-11
Best President - Mrs. Rupamanjari Patnaik 1. Inner Wheel Information Education & Training.
Best Secretary - Mr. Reeta Ray 2. Polio Plus.
Best I.S.O. - Mr. Bandana Sarangi 3. Fellowship & Cultural program.
Early Bird Prize - for Souvenir in scheduled time. 4. Intercity, Dist. Rally, Project with Rotary.
Early Bird Prize - for Dist. dues in scheduled time. 5. Medical Assistance, Blood Donation,
Dist. ISO - - Manaswini Mohapatra (Painting) Immunization, Heart care & Eye care.
Competitions - Smruti Patnaik (Skin care) 6. Awareness on AIDS, Cancer, Drug abuse &
- Bandana Sarangi (cooking & leprosy.
Essay competition) 7. Breast feeding.
Best Project & Dedicated Service - by adopting slum school 8. Environment protection & plantation.
9. Village & slum area adoption.
“Asha Ashwasana” on IW Theme : Help Bring Hope”.
10. Care for youth / career guidance.

& 11.
12.
Care for senior citizens.
Help to Blind, Handicapped & Spastics.
Our Certificate of Appreciation 13.
14.
Family Welfare / Mother & Child Care / MNT.
Membership Growth, Extension & Retention.
15. Vocational Training.
16. Help & Adoption of Orphan Child.

SECRETARY’S REPORT (09-10)

The aims & objectives of Inner Wheel :
- To promote friendship.
- To Encourage the ideals of Personal Service.
- To Foster International Understanding.
July :
1. 4th July : Installation Ceremony - It was a joint
ceremony with Rotary Club. Our Honorary
member & 4 new members were inducted.
2. 12th July & 27th July: Plantation - Seventy
numbers of plants were planted in “Bapuji
Sikhya Niketan” & Saraswati Sisu Mandir.
3. 23rd July : Literacy Project - Literacy Day was
organised by our club at our adopted school
“Asha Aswasana”.
4. 1st July : A joint Blood donation camp was
organised at Y.M.C.A. Cuttack with Rotary Club
of Cuttack Silver City.
August :
1. 1st Aug : Friendship Day was celebrated with
Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors & other
guests of our club.
2. 3rd Aug : Breast feeding Awareness Programme
was organised at our adopted slum near Samaj
Office, Buxibazar, Cuttack. On the same day a
health camp was organised at the slum &
Deworming tablets, tonics & food packets were
distributed.
3. 4th Aug : Debate competition was organised
on Breast feeding awareness at S.B. Women’s
College.
4. 5th Aug : Rakhya Bandhan was celebrated at
Hotel “Surya Kiran” with Rotarians.
5. 15th Aug : Independence Day was celebrated
at Bapuji Sikhya Niketan & a patriotic song
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6. 22nd Aug : Mini seminar on Health care on
Yoga & Meditation was held at Hotel Surya
Kiran. Mrs. Kanakpriya Lath from “Art of Living”
was the chief speaker.
September :
1. 2nd Sept : Vocational Training was given at our
adopted slum about different hand made items
on jute, waste products, from home, greeting
cards and flower making were taught.
2. 5th Sept : Guru Divas was observed by
felicitating teachers of our club for their
dedication in teaching the students for many
years.
3. 6th Sept : I.S.O. Meet : Members participated
in the cultural programme of Inter District I.S.O.
meet at ICAI Bhawan.
4. 8th Sept : A quiz on Inner Wheel Awareness
was conducted among our members.
5. 12th Sept : Dist. Chairmans official visit. She
visited our adopted school ‘Asha Aswasana’ &
slum near Samaj office. School uniforms were
given to sixty students of our adopted school in
presence of our Dist. Chairman.
6. 22nd Sept : President & members joined in
Dandiya dance festival at Bhubaneswar and
won prizes.
7. 29th Sept : Attended “Eye Donation Camp’
organised by Rotary Club of Cuttack Silver City.
October :
1. 20th Oct : Care for aged : Members distributed
85 nos. of food packets at Dayashram during
regular visit.
2. 22nd Oct : Joy of giving week was celebrated
in our adopted slum near Samaj office by
distributing new & old clothes & other household
articles.
3. 26th Oct : Chartar Day of our club. Members
observed by cutting cake & pot lunch at
President’s residence.
November :
1. 14th Nov. : Children’s Day was celebrated at
“Bapuji Sikhya Niketan” & “Asha Aswasana” with
patriotric song & fancy dress competition among
the students.
December :
1. 3rd Dec : International Day of Disabled was
observed with the inmates of Dayashram by
distributing food packets.
2. 25th-27th Dec : Members attended the Dist.
Conference “Sarvashi” at Raipur.
January
1. 22nd Jan : International Inner Wheel Day :
Observed IIW Day by organising a programme
“Hum Honge Kamyab” at YMCA Buxibazar,
Cuttack.
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2. 26th Jan : Members celebrated Republic Day
at our adopted slum “Asha Aswasana” & “Bapuji
Sikhya Niketan”.
3. 29th-30th Jan : Members attended the 12th
“Triennial Conference” at Banaras.
February :
1. 7th Feb : Pulse Polio Programme was
conducted at Raghunath Jew School. 266
Children were given polio drops.
2. 11th Feb : Members attended a discussion on
“OTV Janamanch programme” topic was
“Observation of Valentine Day against our Indian
culture & tradition”.
3. Members visited Orissa Orphanage and
sponsored lunch to the inmates.
March
1. 23rd March : An Intercity Meet was organised
at COPHEE (Nari Niketan) Jaipur, on Women
Empowerment topic was “Mohila & Sisu Desk”
scheme of Government.
2. 23rd March : Jail visit programme : Members
visited the Jajpur Sub-Jail & spent time with
the women prisoners to enlighten them with
different activities. Bhagbad Gita was presented
by our Secretary.
April :
1. 7th April : World Health Day was observed by
doing Yoga, Meditation & Spiritual Discussions.
2. 9th April : Members had a discussion on “Live-
in Relationship” approved by Supreme Court
with other I.W. Members.
3. 11th April : A Seminar on Emotional
Management was organised on how to keep
ourselves emotionally balanced in different
advanced situations.
May :
1. Incoming office bearers attended the orientation
training programme at Rotary Bhawan,
Bhubaneswar.
June :
1. We had our Annual General Meeting and
prepared for the Installation Ceremony.
Mrs. Reeta Ray
Secretary
Our Thanks
Mr. Ranjan Das (Tiki) of Panpolly, Kujang is a
dedicated & committed social worker. He is associated
with many cultural & intelectual organisations of
Paradeep & Kujanga. He is instrumental in expanding
& propagating social values of Rotary services. Being
a charter member of Paradeep Rotary Club, he
advocates for peace, justice & equity with his cool &
lovable temperament.
We thank Mr. Das for his cooperation & support
to our Club & we convey our best regards to Mr. Das.
Our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Das for donating a
wheel chair to our club for the Cancer Institute.
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NAME OF THE CLUB MEMBERS WITH CELL PHONE NUMBERS

PHONE SPOUSE DOB / DOM

1. Rtn. Ajoya Ku. Sahoo 9937791449 Saudamini 27th May / 22nd Feb
2. Rtn. Dr. Arakhita Swain 9437037373 Sandhyarani 21st May / 17th Feb
3. Rtn. Arun Ku. Chatterjee 9238599707 Reena 9th Feb / 25th Feb
4. Rtn. Aswini Ku. Mohapatra 9437028075 Ratnapriya 20th Dec / 28th Nov.
5. Rtn. Ambika Ch. Pattanaik 9437020646 Swarupa 24th Apr / 15th Feb
6. Rtn. Ambika Pr. Mohanty 9437022110 Suchitra 13th May / 6th Apr
7. Rtn. Er. Anil Garg 9937327126 Smita 30th June / 17th Feb
8. Rtn. Ananta Kishore Satpathy 9437074418 Kalpalata 6th Sept / 10th July
9. Rtn. B.D. Rout 9437462722 Supriya 15th Mar / 11th July
10. Rtn. Bikash Ch. Rath 9437535800 Pramodini 15th Jan / 23rd Feb
11. Rtn. Bishnu Pr. Pattnaik 9437024966 Kabita 21 Dec / 6th May
12. Rtn. Brahmajit Pattanaik 9861050937 Rupamanjari 12th Oct / 8th July
13. Rtn. Bijay Kumar Bagaria 9238334606 Rita 2nd June / 28th Nov
14. Rtn. Biraja Prasan Das 9338111978 Anupama 3rd July / 24th Apr
15. Rtn. Bipra Cha. Sahoo 9437112936 Sushmita 3rd July / 12th Dec.
16. Rtn. Debi Pr. Mishra 9437065401 Jyotshnarani 4th Feb / 30th Jan
17. Rtn. Deb Pr. Choudhury 9337383991 Sujata 4th Nov. / 6th Feb.
18. Rtn. PDG Dillip K. Pattanaik 9437052286 Srinoo 26th Nov / 18th Mar
19. Rtn. Dr. Dushasan Sahoo 9437272380 Kaberi 14th Aug / 4th June
20. Rtn. Durga Pr. Nanda 9337851971 Deepa 14th Jan / 7th May
21. Rtn. Gopal Sarkhel 9337812113 Anuradha 20th Apr / 8th Mar
22. Rtn. Hrudananda Swain 9437024141 Manjari 24th Aug / 3rd July
23. Rtn. Khitish Ch. Patra 9437062840 Meenakshi 12th Jan
24. Rtn. Dr. Kailash Ch. Biswal 9937458642 8th Nov / 29th May
25. Rtn. Manoranjan Acharya 9437050678 Purnima 25th July / 16th Feb
26. Rtn. Moses Das 9338092712 Mousumi 17th Feb / 20th Jan
27. Rtn. Dr. N.C. Parija 9437022401 Jyotsna 20th Oct / 14th Dec
28. Rtn. Dr. Narayan Pr. Modi 9437023434 Ritu 22nd July / 10th Dec
29. Rtn. Prasanta Ku. Bal 9337115889 Sipra 12th July / 29th Jan.
30. Rtn. Dr. Padmanava Behera 9861323463 Jyotshna 11th Aug / 20th June.
31. Rtn. Dr. R.K. Satpathy 9437004983 Subhadra 15th Sept / 18th Feb.
32. Rtn. Dr. Rajkishore Mohanty 9437511616 Pritilata 11th Dec / 31st May
33. Rtn. Dr. Ruchi Sahoo 9437403888 Shakti Prasad 8th July / 25th Jan
34. Rtn. Mrs. Rosaline Grace 9937177666 Rihobiam Lima 1st Aug / 10th May
35. Rtn. Satyajit Sahu 9337121817 Rupali 20th June / 4th Dec.
36. Rtn. Dr. Surajit Sahu 9437021432 Snigdha 17th Sept / 5th Mar
37. Rtn. Sarbeswar Barik 9437121038 Nandita 14th Mar / 25th Apr
38. Rtn. Mrs. Srinoo Pattanaik 9437072286 PDG Dilip 18th July / 18th Mar
39. Rtn. Sukanta Ku. Swain 9437021430 Sarmistha 18th July / 27th June
40. Rtn. Sudeep Das 9437307009 Madhusmita 13th Jan / 24th Mar
41. Rtn. Sourjya Pr. Mohapatra 9437033628 Sangita 8th July / 7th May
42. Rtn. Siba Narayan Sahu 9437269919 Sasmita 24th June / 8th June
43. Rtn. Dr. Shakti Pr. Sahoo 9437025323 Ruchi 30th Oct / 25th Jan.
44. Rtn. Tarini Pr. Mohapatra 9437062068 Manaswini 20th June / 5th Mar
45. Rtn. T. Earnest Vasiharn 9437578696 P. Alice 26th July / 28th Dec
46. Rtn. Dr. Umesh Roy 9437277337 Mamata 18th Feb / 12th Mar

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ARUNODAYA BHAWAN, LINK ROAD, CUTTACK-753012.

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With Best Compliments from :

PJ
Contructions
Consultants and
Construction Engineers

402, Shyamkunj, Khannagar, Cuttack-753012

e-mail: pjconstruction@yahoo.co.in
Ph. (0671) 2334740,
Mob: 9861032806, 9937327126, 9861149706
9861450156, 9937477772

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With Best compliments from :

Rtn. Satyajit Sahu

Mrs. Rupali Sahu
&
Family

With best compliments from :

M/s B.S. Agencies

(Pharmaceutical Distributors)

Naya Sarak
(Subhas Bose Road)
Cuttack - 753 001 (Orissa)

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An Exclusive A/C Showroom of Home Furnishing

With best
compliments
from :

Furnishing World
CONVERTS HOUSES INTO FASHIONABLE HOMES
Meena Plaza, Opp. Annapurna Theatre
Buxi Bazar, Cuttack - 753 001.
Ph. 2418262, 2418312. e-mail: brmfurnishingworld@yahoo.co.in
Deals in :
Bedsheets, Bed covers, Blankets, Quilts, Duvet Covers, Mattresses, Pillows &
Cushion Covers, Sofa Cloth, Curtain Cloths, Towels, Durrys, Table Mats, Carpets.

With best compliments from :

Rtn. Biraja Prasanna Das

A D V O C AT E

Ann. Anupama
&
Simlin
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With best
compliments from :

Rtn. Roslin Grace

Spouse Mr. Rihobiam Lima

&

Master Anurag Titus

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With best compliments from :

Rtn. Er. Anil Garg

Ann. Smita Garg,
(M.D., P.J. Constructions)

&
Capt. Jewel Garg
Er. Payal Garg

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OUR CLUB’S PRIDE PROJECT

Rotary Silver
Rotary CityCity
Silver Manjari Devi
Manjari Health
Devi HealthCentre
Centre
at Industrial Estate, Cuttack
at Industrial Estate, Khapuria, Cuttack

With best compliments from :

Rtn. Sudip Das

Ann Madhusmita Das
Master Sumeet Das
Master Arpeet Das

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