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RI PRESIDENT R. Gordon R. McInally message for September 2023

The International Day of Peace takes place 21 September. The United

Nations General Assembly declared this a day devoted to strengthening
the ideals of peace through observing 24 hours of non-violence and
cease-fire. It is not enough, as People of Action, to simply avoid making
war. If we are to Create Hope in the World, we must aggressively wage
peace.

Where can we begin? There are countless armed conflicts around the
world, and the global population of displaced people is higher than ever.
The opportunities are nearly limitless, but the cycles of violence and
hardship seem endless.

My advice is to start small but think big. I look to Rotary members in Pakistan and India for
inspiration.In March 2020, about 50 Rotary members from Pakistan met about 50 Rotary
members from India at Kartarpur Sahib, a shrine in Pakistan. The sanctuary honors Guru
Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, a religion practiced in both countries. Tensions between the
two countries barred many religious pilgrims from India from visiting the shrine. That is, until
Pakistan opened a visa-free pathway to them in 2019. Earlier this year, Rotary members
from opposite sides of the border again met at the shrine, this time with about twice as
many participants. Any work toward building peace needs to be brave and bold. What these
Rotary members have done is just that. The Pakistani government took an important step
toward peace when it admitted Indian pilgrims to the Kartarpur Sahib shrine, but Pakistani
Rotary members took the next step when they welcomed Rotary members from India as
friends and family. That is Positive Peace at work.

These peacebuilders did not stop there. Club representatives at this year’s meeting signed
twin club certificates to recognize their long-term commitment to continue to learn from
each other and to work together on more peacebuilding efforts, and they have held joint
meetings via video chat. The importance of communicating with and learning from another
culture cannot be overstated, and Rotary is making it even easier to do so. One way of
engaging in cross-cultural dialogue and building relationships across borders is through
virtual international exchanges that build on our current programs and make them more
accessible.

A virtual exchange uses online platforms to connect people from different parts of the world
so they can share their traditions, priorities, values, and more. Virtual exchanges can serve as
a window to another part of the world through activities such as teaching a digital cooking
class, learning a new language, or even designing service projects with a global impact. These
online chats have the potential to inspire new connections and more respect between
societies. Taking that knowledge and using it to better the lives of our fellow human beings is
the next step.

Let’s see where it takes us.

Warmest Regards,

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R. Gordon R. McInally
President, Rotary International 2023-24
 President 2023-2024 : Rtr. Saroj Chimariya

Dear Rotaractors and Readers,

September is Basic Education and
I hope this message finds each and every one of you Literacy Month Our goal is to
in great spirits, enjoying every moment of our strengthen the capacity of communities
incredible journey within the Rotaract Movement. to support basic education and literacy,
First and foremost, I want to extend my heartfelt reduce gender disparity in education,
gratitude to each and every member of this a of f
and increase adult literacy..
remarkable team for your unwavering dedication .The Rotary Foundation considers
and commitment over the past three months. activities targeting the following to be
Together, we have accomplished so much, and I within the scope .o
can't wait to see what the future holds for us.
• Access to quality basic primary and
A special thanks goes to our Mentor and Advisor,
secondary education;
Rtn. Dr. Chandralekha Ma'am, whose wisdom and
• Educating adults in literacy;
encouragement have been a constant source of
• Providing training in teaching literacy,
inspiration for us. Your blessings and guidance
curriculum development, and school
have helped us grow stronger and more
administration;
determined than ever.
• Strengthening educational
experience through improved
As we move forward, let's remember that our
materials and facilities;
journey is far from over. We have exciting plans
• Community management of
ahead, and I have no doubt that with the
education systems;
dedication and enthusiasm of this team, we will
• Vocational training teams supporting
achieve even greater milestones in the Rotaract
the above activities;
Movement. Let's continue to work together,
• School desk purchases, when
support one another, and make a positive i
accompanied by a detailed and
impact on the world.
verifiable plan to improve basic
Thank you all once again for your hard work and
education and literacy;
dedication. Here's to the amazing journey that lies
• Scholarships for graduate-level study
ahead!
Best regards, r education
in programs
Rtr. Saroj Chimariya
President (RY 2023-24)
and literacy.
Rotaract Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town

PLANNING A MAJOR JOINT

EDUCATIONAL SIGNATURE PROJECT OF
ROTARY . ROTARACT & KFN (
KARUNAMAYA FOUNDATION NEPAL ) :
to uplift the education of the
marginalized Chepang children at
Makaisingh , Gorkha . To be 3
implemented within a month .
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Twinship renewed with RAC Narayani Mid Town

||2nd September,2023||

2nd September: Renewal of Twinship with

RAC Narayani Mid Town in the esteemed
presence of our DRR,Rtn. Rtr. Roshan Karki
at Center Park Resort , Sauraha.
Jawan Movie with Rotaractors
||7th September,2023||
We had an amazing movie morning filled
with fun and fellowship watching the Jawan
movie at Eyeplex Mall. What a memorable
movie experience with Rotaractors.

Fathers Day Celebration ||14th September,2023||

We all came together to honor and express deep gratitude to all the wonderful fathers out
there.it was a heartwarming to see so many personalized photo and videos tributes created
with love.

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 Teej Tadka: A fusion of Tradition and Celebration
||16th September, 2023||
RAC Kathmandu Mid-Town in collaboration with RAC People’s Campus and RAC
Swoyambhu organized an event .The event was filled with lively performances and many
more activities.The event concluded with a fellowship dance, strengthening the bonds
among all the members .

President Night ||1st-2nd September, 2023||

at Sauraha hosted by Rotaract Club Narayani Mid Town.

1st PS Meet ||23rd September, 2023||

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 Regular Meeting #669 || 3rd September, 2023 ||
Regular Meeting : agenda
discussions of club affairs.
Grateful for the presence of our
esteemed Past President Rtr.
Kapil Ghimire and visiting
rotaractors from different clubs.

Guest speaker :Ms. Anjana Malla, CEO and Co-

founder of Deego Nepal. She shared details
about Sustainable Eco- Friendly Business. And
we also provided Token Of Love to Video
Editing Workshop, Winner: Bijay Dhakal..
Regular Meeting #670 ||September 17th, 2023||
Regular Meeting no #670 at "Spectra Eye
and Contact Lens Clinic" Thapathali.
Inhouse speaker :Rtr. Pratikshya Wasti
She talked about "Polycystic Ovarian
Syndrome (PCOS)" marking September as
PCOS Awareness Month. Meeting
attended by Rotaractors from different
clubs.
Birthday of September born Rotaracts
was celebrated by cake cutting and
conveying of birthday greetings .
A cross country Joint Meeting #671 at Pune ||September 24th, 2023||
This long envisioned Joint meeting of Kathmandu Mid-Town RID 3292 Nepal and Bhutan n
India was held successfully on 24th September with4 clubs of India at Pune
1. Rotaract Club of Pune Shaniwarwada RID-3131
2. Rotaract Club of Pune MidEast RID-3131
3. Rotaract Club of sancheti Healthcare academy RID-3131
4. Rotaract Club Pune Synergy Next gen RID-3131
5. Rotaract Club of Nashik Nine Hills RID-3030
6. Rotaract Club of Guindy RID-3232

Letterhead were
exchanged
symbolizing our
partnership and
mutual respect of
friendship . Token of
appreciation and clubs
bookmark and
exercise copies with 4
way test written on it
were also gifted
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 A Board Meeting #219 || 7th October, 2023 ||

ROTARACTS ATTEND Regular Meeting of Rotarians of Kathmandu Mid-Town

||September 8th, 2023||

A favor : Flag Exchange and welcoming of Rotariana from with RC Aligarh Royal
||September 11th, 2023||
Visiting Rotarians from Aligarh Royal wished to meet Nepalese Rotarians Thus we visited them
at their hotel and welcomed them and we were honored to exchange club flags of our Rotary club
with Rotary Club of Aligarh Royal,marking the beginning of a wonderful friendship. Thank you RC
Kathmandu Mid-Town for this opportunity.

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SPIRIT OF GOODWILL & FRIENDSHIP OF MID TOWN ROTARCT - INSIDE & OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY

Inter - Club Youth Exchange Program with RAC Pune Shaniwarwada

FELLOWSHIP OUTSIDE NEPAL : An exciting trip and memorable trip

with warm hospitality by Rotaracts of RAC Pune Shaniwarwada.
Presentation of Club Flag, club exercise copies with 4way test on it .

OUR ROTARACTS
led by Rtr President Saroj

GOODWILL, FFELLOWSHIP IN NEPAL extended by 5 Rotaracts of Mid -Town towards 5 visiting Rotarians
from RC Aligarh Royal. On behalf of parent Rotary club of Kathmandu Mid Town flags were exchanged .

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 Greetings & Good wishes (G&Gs)

BIRTHDAY WISHES!!!

Congratulating Mid-Towners on their happy occasion

CONGRATULATIONS
PRABIN SHRAMA
RECIPIENT OF
“NEPAL BIDHYA BHUSAN KHA”
AWARD
Our former member
We are proud of you

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 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE

Mid-Towner’s News ||30th September 2023||

What is Mid-Towner’s News?

Mid-Towner’s News is an initiative aimed at
keeping our community informed, inspired,
and entertained through engaging news
content and captivating videos of events we
perform.
"Mid-Towner’s News" is not just a mere
initiative; it's a platform where stories come
to life. It's the embodiment of our dedication
to making a difference. With each story we
share, we hope to spread the flames of
positive change far and wide.
In this episode of Mid-Towners’ News, our Youtube Link -
anchor Rtr. Shreeya Dangol has mentioned https://youtube.com/watch?si=eCFnbG__Ep
about all the activities undertaken in the wCBWZ4&v=SlzqEJ5jyd0&feature=youtu.be
month of September.

Workshop on Enhancing Academics and Documentation with Chat GPT

||15th September 2023||
We conducted a virtual workshop on
"Enhancing Academics and Office
Documentation with ChatGPT". The
workshop thus conducted helps us to
explore the potential use of ChatGPT in
academics and office documentation. The
workshop was facilitated by Rtr. Bishwajeet
Shrestha, our Club Service Director.

Mid-Towner’s Podcast Episode 2

||29th September 2023||
We successfully released the 2nd Episode of
Podcast on “Viral Conjunctivitis”. In this
episode we delve deep into world of this
common eye condition, exploring its causes,
symptoms, treatment and prevention
strategies
Host: Rtr. Sushmita Shah
Speaker : Ram Kc , Community Eye Health
Export

Youtube Link - https://https://youtu.be/Z7MIrWanoXI?si=nQ5flFisMqmeNRpC

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 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE COMMITTEE

Documentary Night "Exchanging Culture”

Connecting with clubs in India and Pakistan
|| 12th September||
Rotaract Club of Kathmandu Mid- Town RID 3292 successfully conducted a virtual event on
"Documentary Night- Culture sharing via Documentary" jointly with Rotaract Club of Vistas
RID 3232, India and Rotaract Club of Lahore RID 3272, Pakistan.
We were able to share our culture, tradition with other two Clubs, and also get to know
about their culture through an exciting way i.e., Documentary.

The objective of ICYEP was to share

tradition and culture among the
international Clubs
This program of Inter club Youth
Exchange Program with Rotaract Club
of Pune Shaniwarwada RID,3131 in
Pune,India was a big success for our
club and for the club in Pune . We had
an exciting time with great hospitality
Inter Club Youth Exchange Program a totally new experience. Three Board
Members and One Proposed Members
|| 23rd-26th September||at PUNE
participated in this exciting program.

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 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE
Vision Screening Phase-I || 4th September 2023||
We successfully conducted the first phase of "Vision
Screening Phase-I" with the collaboration of Nepal Eye
Hospital at Shree Shanti Vidya Griha Secondary School,
Lainchaur, Kathmandu.
We screened the Vision of 520 school children from class
(3- 10) Free medication and glasses were provided to the
students by Nepal Eye Hospital. An informative and
awareness session regarding Conjunctivitis were also
conducted for students of class 8, 9, and 10

World Suicide Prevention Day|| 10th September 2023 ||

Successful session for students of class 8 and 9 in total
116 students on “Suicide Prevention” was conducted
on the occasion of "World Suicide Prevention Day",
under Project "Sahayog: Ek Aasha" in Ratna Rajya
Secondary School. It was really an impactful event for
the students in which we provide basic information
about suicide, it's causes and way to prevent and tackle
it. The session was conducted through slides as well as
group discussion in certain situations.
Nationwide Blood Donation 1.0 ||17th September 2023 ||
Kathmandu Mid-Town Rotaracts joined the "Nationwide blood donation 1.0" program hosted
by Rotaract Club of Parbat Pokhara in collaboration with Rotaract Club of Kathmandu, Rotaract
Club of Durbarmarg, Rotaract Club of Baneshwor Royal, Rotaract Club of Kantipur.
Objective : to ensure the easy availability of blood at any
medical emergency and at local levels. Number of
donors present were 22 from our side

SPECIAL AREA PROJECT (SAP)

Children’s Day || 15th September 2023 ||

We observed “Children's Day

Celebration" at Kopila Nepa.
By spending quality time with
spent time with the young
children reliving the joy and
innocence of childhood. It was
heartwarming to witness the
enthusiasm and smiles on the
faces of the young ones as we
involved then fun games and
activities together.
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APTITUDE

Best Memories of School Days

“One of my most unforgettable moments was stepping onto the
stage for the very first time. It was a day filled with jitters,
excitement, and moments I'll never forget. This special event
happened about 11 years ago at my school; it was a cultural
dress contest. I had the privilege of representing the traditional
behuli dress, a significant outfit worn by married Nepali women.
In that stunning attire, my job wasn't just wearing it; I had to
share its cultural importance and talk about the beautiful
accompanying jewelry. As the competition went on, my heart
Rtr. Purnima Khanal pounded with every performance. At last, after the eighth act,
(SAP Officer)
they called my name. Backstage, my hands were sweaty, my
knees felt weak, and my arms seemed heavy. But I gathered my
inner strength and confidently stepped onto the stage. The
spotlight was on me, and I gave it my all, even though deep
down, I couldn't help but silently pray for the performance to
end quickly.To my amazement, my hard work paid off. Out of 70
talented students, I won the competition for my portrayal of the
behuli dress. This victory filled me with courage and
determination, pushing me forward to chase my dreams.
It was a moment that taught me the incredible power of determination and
persistence.Ever since, I've lived by the belief that 'When you wholeheartedly want to
achieve something, the universe conspires to help you get it.' That day on the stage is still
a huge inspiration for me, a reminder of the strength in pursuing your passion..”

School, just this one word holds thousands of unforgettable

memories. Among all those, the most miss is the best days with my
trio. I want to share one memory of my school tour to Pokhara. The
famous sunrise of Sarangkot was in our plan to witness. We started
our journey early in the morning. It was filled with laughter, chilly
air, and jokes. Halfway through the path, we were too tired to even
lift our feet. Even if I was unable to reach the top and see the
sunrise, I was happy and relaxed to have my best buddies by my
side, smiling with me. The school tour, picnics, classes all are
memorable. Even if it has been 7 years since I passed out of school,
the memories that classes, my friends, and teachers have given me
are unforgettable. I still remember the long line we used to stand in
to buy samosha for only 5 rupees per piece. That 20-minute tiffin
break used to be our best few minutes of the day. I didnt even
realize when the bye I said to my friends on my farewell day
became the last time I saw my friends and my school. It didntt feel
like before anymore. School days were memorable and gave so
many life lessons. I really miss my school, those care-free days, and
my beloved trio. - Rtr. Aarti Chaudhary (
CoSD)

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 MID-TOWNER’S
APTITUDE

Best Memories of School Days

School days are some of the most memorable moments in everyones life.
During that ime, we learn unforgettable experiences, make friendships,
and gain valuable life lessons. I feel blessed to be part of such a moment
in which I learned new things that changed my life. As I reflect on my
school days, smile as I recall the best memories that have stayed with me.
I went to a government school where there was no proper school dress
like in a boarding school. I still remember the white shirt and blue half-
pants I wore. I even cut my hair like a boy and called myself one, which
sounds funny now.Whenever I saw my seniors winning a prize in school, I
wished that someday I would also get that prize. When I was in class 5, I
started thinking about how to become a topper, and finally, I found an
idea to cheat in an exam that was running at that time.After all the exams
were over, the results announcement day was coming, and surprisingly, I
secured the 2nd position.While cheating in exams, I secured good marks
and positions, but I realized that working hard and studying well without
cheating would be my proudest moment. From that day, I worked hard
on my studies and focused more on improving myself. That
determination helped me to grab wonderful opportunities. I participated
in different inter-school debate oratory events, and poem competitions,
and even got a chance to work with the Biratnagar Metropolitan on a
health awareness campaign. I organized health awareness programs in
my school and even won a cash prize of Rs. 2800 at that time.The
cheating I did in class 5 completely changed my life. If I hadn’t realized
that I needed to work hard to achieve my goals, I might never have had
the opportunities Ive had, and many people might not even know who I
am. It was the best memory of my school days, which helps me to grow Amita Shrestha
and glow day by day. Guest

Everyone has a chapter in their life that they will never forget in their
lifetime. For me, that moment would be of my early school days from
where the journey of my education started. The first day of my school
was marked by a little bit of nervousness and a lot of excitement,
introduced me to many new friends and teachers who left an incredible
mark on my life. From doing homework in class to coming sweaty in a
classroom after break time and standing outside of the classroom with
my idiot friends was the thing that made me remember my school days
till now. I vividly remember those victories in sports, dancing with my
Jagadish Khanal crush on the annual school play, and group discussions during
examinations as my happy moments. Through my ups and downs, school
Guest
life shaped my character teaching me flexibility and persistence. From
crying for not going to school to crying for those moments life has
changed. As I look back, I am grateful for all those days and want to go
back to that time when the only problem in life was to finish homework
not to compete against the world. Thank you.

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APTITUDE

Best Memories of School Days

“Whenever I think about school memories, a smile comes to my

lips, and my heart fills with the love, care and punishment I gained
during my school days from my friends and teachers. I still
remember the first day of school; it was a mixture of excitement
and nervousness. I was excited as I wore a new uniform, shiny
shoes, and with the reassuring hand of my parent guiding me
towards the school gate, it reminds me of a symbol of innocence
Madhaw Chaudhary and new beginnings. School is the place where friendships are
(Guest) formed that can last a lifetime, and I made so many friends during
my school time. Among all my friends, some are very close to my
heart and always stay in contact with me to this day. The mutual
trust among my friends, sharing lunch boxes,secrets, and dreams
created a bond that will never be broken. These friendships often
survive the challenges of life, and the memories of my school
buddies will forever be a cherished part of my heart.

I also remember my school teachers who always used to encourage me, believed in my
potential, and made learning a joy.During my school time, I always participated in school
plays, debates, and sports competitions, and the memories of that time are treasures of
my life. School days were the golden days of my life. I wish I could return to my school
days. If I could, I would start my life again from my school days with my buddies and enjoy
my life to the fullest.”

Ah, school days, those were truly the best! I remember

the excitement of seeing my friends every day and
sharing those special moments together creating
unforgettable memories. The thrill of eating snacks under
the peepal tree and then playing games afterward. One
of my fondest memories is when we had annual function
days at school. No studying, just practicing dance and
getting everything ready for the big event. Those days
truly hold a special place in our hearts. I also loved our
annual sports days, where we competed in various sports
and cheered each other on. And let's not forget about the
school trips! Exploring new places with friends and Rtr. Muskan Nath
teachers was always an adventure. The best part of (General Member)
school days was the sense of belonging and camaraderie
we shared.
Whether it was working on group projects or simply laughing together during lunch
breaks, those moments brought us closer and made school feel like a second home. I
wish i could live those precious school days again.

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APTITUDE

Best Memories of School Days

My first and thrilling experience is attending a debate competition during
my childhood was both mixed feeling As a young child, I had always been
curious and eager to engage in intellectual discussions but also as i am
introvert iam shy to express everything when I heard about the upcoming
debate competition at my school, I immediately decided to participate. On
the day of the competition, I felt a mix of excitement and anxiety as I
entered the auditorium filled with fellow students, teachers, and parents.
Surya Aryal (Guest)
The topic for debate was & quot;Knowledge is greater than wealth " धन भन्दा विद्या ठू लो I was
assigned the role of the opposition. I had spent hours researching and preparing arguments to
support my stance, but standing in front of the audience, I could not help but feel a little
overwhelmed. As the debate began, my nerves started to settle, and I found my voice. I confidently
presented my arguments, countering the points made by the proposition team. The adrenaline rush
I felt was incredible, and I was amazed at how my mind seemed to work faster, formulating logical
responses on the spot.Throughout the debate, I realized the importance of listening attentively to
my opponents and arguments, as it allowed me to identify weak points and effectively refute them.
The experience taught me the value of critical thinking, research, and public speaking skills. Although
I didnt win the competition, the applause and encouragement from the audience,as well as the
positive feedback from the judges, made me feel proud of my performance.Attending my first
debate competition as a child ignited a passion for public speaking and debating that has stayed with
me ever since. Looking back, that experience was a pivotal moment in my childhood. It taught me
the power of effective communication and the ability to express my thoughts and opinions
confidently. It also instilled in me a sense of resilience, as I learned that setbacks are opportunities
for growth and improvement.Attending that debate competition as a child sparked a lifelong love for
intellectual discourse and the pursuit of knowledge. It laid the foundation for my future endeavors in
public speaking and debating, shaping me into a more articulate and persuasive individual.
“School life is a unique and unforgettable period in our lives. It’s a time when we transition from
childhood to adolescence, learning not only from textbooks but also from the world around us. It is
important to reminisce about the good memories that school life brings. These memories often stay
w/ith us, shaping our character and influencing the way we view the world.
Let’s take a stroll down memory lane to cherish some of these precious
moments.The bonds formed during school often stand the test of time,
becoming the foundation of lasting relationships. We used to enjoy doing
things together with friends like going to the toilet, visiting the canteen, and
returning home, all while having good conversations and gossips. School is not
just about academics; it’s also a hub for extracurricular activities. We used to
participate in various programs like debate competitions, speech Gyandendra Mahato
(Guest)
competitions, singing, dancing, and different cultural events, which are the
most unforgettable moments of school life. School life is not all about
seriousness. In fact, some of the fondest memories are the lighthearted and
funny moments that occur in the classroom. The wisdom and guidance of the
teachers will be remembered with gratitude and admiration for always
inspiring and mentoring us. Receiving recognition for achievements is a proud
moment for me. The time spent with friends during picnics and tours is the
most unforgettable.
Graduation day, the feeling of accomplishment and the sense of moving on to the
new chapter of life, was best encapsulated on graduation day.In conclusion, school life
is a mosaic of experiences, both good and bad. These experiences shape our
perspective, strengthen bonds with others, and provide a source of nostalgia as we
move forward in life. So, it’s a moment to appreciate the good memories of school,
for they are a valuable part of who I am today.” 16
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Best Memories of School Days

The best memory I had of my school life was the “picnic day”. I had the
best memory with my friends and teachers at the picnic at Nunthar in
class 9.As we all know everything or every moment can’t be expressed
in words in the same way the feelings and excitement to go to the picnic
with collogue were the same for me because I was not sure about being
part of that picnic but unfortunately I became part of a picnic, can’t be
Puja Rauniyar expressed in words but the happiness in my friends face was
(Guest) unforgettable for me for coming me on picnic.We went to Nunthar
which was an amazing place in Sarlahi. We went on the bus and had fun,
dancing with friends and teachers on the bus. After some hours we
reached the picnic spot and went to the different exciting places, a
waterfall, and a suspension bridge. I was very scared of that bridge but
with the support and love from my friends, I lost that fear as well. We
had some photo click though we didnt have a good quality camera so
we captured all the moment in our mind which became the memory for
today.
We had our food at last and again had fun and danced with the music DJ and returned to
our home at night. Overall this picnic made memorable as that was my first picnic with my
schoolmates which made ur to get close with each other and know each of them

The memories of our school days often hold a special place in my heart, a time when we
were not just students but young adventurers in the world of knowledge and friendship. My
school - Mother Teresa
Public School, was the stage for a significant part of my early life, where I shared countless
moments with three wonderful friends – Neha, Archana, and Mona. Mother Teresa Public
School, with its incredible and vibrant atmosphere, was a place of both learning and
enjoyment. Each school day was a new opportunity to explore the corridors of knowledge,
and it was also the backdrop for our adventures in friendship. Neha, Archana, Mona, and I
were inseparable.We navigated the ups and downs of adolescence together, supporting one
another through the challenges of homework, exams, and teenage dilemmas.
Our school days were marked by various milestones, from our
first day in kindergarten to the bittersweet farewell of our high
school (SEE Graduation). Together, we navigated the challenges
and celebrated our achievements. The memories of those days
are like a treasure where we shared laughter,tears, and
unforgettable moments.My school days at Mother Teresa Public
School were not just about textbooks and exams; they were
about the friendships that illuminated my path. Neha, Archana, Monisha Kumari Yadav
and Mona were more than just friends;they were my (Guest)
companions in the beautiful journey of growing up. The lessons
we learned and the memories we created together continue to
be a source of joy and inspiration in our lives, reminding us of the
special bond we shared during those formative years.
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 REMINISCENCES” of good old days
Shared by PP Rtn Dr Chandra Lekha Tuladhar

Congratulation President Saroj and those of you who are involved in promoting Mid-Town
in social media . Today Technology has advanced so much as compared to those early days
we are so happy that you are inco-operating all the modern day technology to promote the
involvement of Rotaract in Rotary .

Link of E-Kaleidoscope and Video Recording of Kathmandu Mid-Town

in the First Quarter For The RY 2023/24
Link of E-Kaleidoscope Monthly Bulletin
1. July Edition:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02UAvM7ToQJ2Ps3HnPj7ZgEJQYDJPCMmqF
arb975YCp8v1e4HmGXFmjqGmWq5kNeSpl&id=100064839902488&mibextid=9R9pXO
2. August Edition :
)https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0sPvEf9xiQ2jq791YwjdWK98we9atQ
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• MID-TOWNERS’ NEWS Broadcasted alternatingly in English and

Nepali
01.JULY ENGLISH EDITION: Hosted by : Rtr. Anju
Khatiwada(Communication Officer)
https://youtu.be/BIAWiDKZVgc?si=oE-y2ZXCqrzpzX_d

02.AUGUST NEPALI EDITION: Hosted by: Rtr. Shreeya Dangol (Vice-

President)
https://youtu.be/D97FtyRmAUc?si=H6AnskC7NBqKSLnc

01.SEPTEMBER ENGLISH EDITION:Hosted by :Bishwajeet

Shrestha (Club Service Director)
https://youtu.be/SlzqEJ5jyd0?si=PJx08-tl2VFZPPH2

• MID-TOWNERS’ PODCAST
A: Episode 1 : Reflection of Mid-Towners' Podcast RY 2022-23
https://youtu.be/_5Pi6KTmtNA?si=sHLTlQlH25x-6asC
B:Episode 2 :Viral Conjunctivitis
https://youtu.be/Z7MIrWanoXI?si=zhj9ykYyKFRAN5ko

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 MESSAGE FROM EDITOR
Dear Readers,
Warm Rotaract Greetings!
We are only three months into Rota Year 23–24, but we have
already accomplished so much. As we all know, August is
membership month, bringing with it fresh chances for us
Rotaractors to serve, lead, and make friends. This month we yet
again continue to make a positive impact on our community. I hope
you guys get an opportunity to reflect the month September once
again through this Kaleidoscope.
Keep Rotaracting for more events and updates.
Rtr. Anisha Dhakal, Editor, Email add :rtranishadhakal@gmail.com

MESSAGE FROM CO-EDITOR

Dear Readers,
As the Co-Editor of our esteemed club, I am thrilled to bring you
the latest updates and highlights for the month of September.In
September, we embarked on inspiring community projects,
fostering a spirit of unity and service. Through our collective
efforts, we have made a positive impact on lives, embodying the
Rotaract spirit.I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each member for
their dedication and enthusiasm. Together, we are not just a club;
we are a force of change, and our September endeavors stand as a
testament to our commitment to creating a better world. Looking
forward to more impactful initiatives in the coming months. Stay
tuned for further updates!
Co-Editor : Pranisha Khatiwada, Email: pranishakhatiwada22@gmail.com

MESSAGE FROM ROTARIAN ADVISOR

PP Rtn. Dr. Chandra Lekha Tuladhar Dear Readers ,
Youth Service Chair We are all aware that education instills confidence and
Mentor/Advisor equips a person with the necessary knowledge to
drlekhatuladhar@gmail.com interact with others. It allows a person to think ,
empowers an individual helps to avail of the tools they
need to achieve their potential, pursue their passions,
and make positive difference in life .
So what are we going to do about it ?
We from Mid -Town ( Rotary , Rotaract) & KFN _
Karunamaya Foundation Nepal ) are focused in making a
difference for the marginalized Chepang children at
Gorkha through our
“C&D SIGNATURE PROJECT “
This project will address the educational and other basic
needs of challenged & disadvantaged children ( which
includes marginalized Chepang children & children of
brick factory workers ) Extensive planning is underway
and all are ready to go into action in the coming days . 19