The Rotary Club district governor Sanjiv Rastogi felicitated the Government Primary school, Tamlag, teacher Santosh Baluni for her contribution in the field of education with vocational award in a function organised by the Rotary Club, Pauri in the hall of Garhwal Sweet House at district headquarter Pauri. Rastogi with other Rotary club officials released the magazine ‘Buraans’.
In his address, Rastogi said the literacy campaign will be conducted by the Rotary Clubs throughout the year and this will continue till 2018. The aim of the Rotary Club is to make the people literate. The Rotary Club will also open the E- learning centre.
To enhance education, the club will provide the lCD under the E-learning programme to some selected primary schools. He advised Pauri Rotary Club president AK Dobriyal to send the proposals of toilets and drinking water tanks. Rastogi announced that the E-learning centre will be established in the primary school Tamlag.
Assistant district governor Vedvrat Sharma said there are 225 Rotary Clubs in 35 countries and 12.5 lakhs people are linked with one another and working to fulfill the aims and the objects of the Rotary.
Sharma stressed that the number of Rotarians in Pauri are not much and this should go up. To motivate others, the work and the devotion of the Rotarians will attract others to join it. ADG Anil Chawala and ADG M C Jain said that governor must visit 88 Rotary Club branches in two months and out of these the governor has completed visit of 48 in different parts of the Rotary region.
Pauri Rotary Club president Dobriyal assured the governor and others that this year the Rotarians will make efforts to launch different programmes and will increase the number of the Rotarians.