Rotary Club Kohima held its 23rd installation ceremony at Don Bosco College, inducting new members and reaffirming its mission of service to humanity.
DIMAPUR — The 23rd installation ceremony of the Rotary Club Kohima, RID 3240, was held on July 29 at Kohima Don Bosco College Conference Hall in the presence of former Assistant Governor, Rtn. Dr. Nitin Agarwal.
Speaking at the ceremony, Agarwal lauded the Rotary Club Kohima for their effortless contributions to various projects undertaken for the service of the people to date, stated a press release.
Wishing the new team well, he urged them to continue the yeoman service the club has undertaken and to further contribute and work together with the community to achieve greater heights following the club guidelines.
Earlier, newly installed president Rtn. Kevino Savino, in her acceptance speech, reminded that the Rotary Club is more than an organisation; it is a realisation that every member has a mission to contribute to humanity, as the motto stands: "Service Above Self."
She stated that the new team will join hands to lead, serve, and empower by uniting the people for humanity, will build on the existing programmes of the club, and will bring new initiatives that echo Rotary’s motto. Further, they will work to continue bridging the gap between means and solutions, words and action, and extend every possible service to humanity.
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She stated that the new team will join hands to lead, serve, and empower by uniting the people for humanity, building on the existing programmes of the club and community impact, and bringing new initiatives that echo Rotary’s motto. Furthermore, they will work to continue bridging the gap between means and solutions, words and action, and extend every possible service to humanity.
During the ceremony, four new members and two honorary members of DBS were inducted into the club.
It was mentioned that Rotary Club Kohima has implemented a free tailoring unit, through which 80 women—including mothers, children, and dropouts—have been trained so far. Sixteen trainees are currently undergoing the programme. Additionally, certificates were awarded to this year’s successful trainees.