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Editorial 7

Messages

• RotaryInternationalPresident’sMessage 9

• DistrictGovernor’sMessage 11

• President’sMessage 12

Information on RCP• PastPresidents-RotaryClubofPatan 13

• ExecutiveBoardMembers(2018-2019) 14

• ClubActivitiesoftheRotaryYear2017-18 15-24

• GroupingofRotariansforBirthdayFellowshipDinner 25

• ListofMajorDonorsandMPHFs&PHS 27

• Committeesfor2018-2019 29

• MembersofRotaryClubofPatan 31-34

• MembershipDevelopment1985/86-2018/19 35-36

• CurrentMembersofRCP:2018-19 37

Articles• PrajapatiEducationEndowment

Fund(PEEF) -Rtn.BijayaMallapaty 38-43

• InspireYouth,GainRotariansand

FormaBetterSociety -Rtn.PreetiKhemka 44-45

• VocationalServiceAwards -Rtn.PrakashRajRegmi

-Rtn.NirmalK.Pradhanang 46

• KamalmaniEducationalExcellence

AwardHistory -Rtn.BijayaMallapaty 47-48

• FellowshipActivitiesoftheRCP -Rtn.KedarB.Shrestha 49-50

• AviationFactsandFigures -Rtn.MahendraS.Rawal 51-52

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Club Reports

• InnerWheelClubofRCPReportfortheyear2017-2018 60-62

• RotaractClubofPatanSummaryReportofthe2017-18 63-64

• CurrentMembersofInteractClubofPatan2018-2019 65

• RCP’sStrategicPlan2016-2017to2020-2021 66-67

• GlobalGrantsHistoryoftheRCP 68-69

• ContributionstotheClubServiceFund 70

• RCPAnnualBudgetforYear2018-2019 71

• MembersofRotaryClubofPataninLeadershipPositions 72

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EditorialDear Fellow Rotarians

O n behalf of President Rtn. Gabriele Mallapaty and the Lalitdhara Souvenir

Team of the Rotary Club of Patan, I am honoured to present the 33rd

Lalitdhara Souvenir Issue. We, the Rotary Club of Patan family have the privilege to

follow the Rotary motto of “Service above Self”.

Immediate Past President Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha, first lady President of RC

Patan, can look back with justifiable pride in the remarkable achievements and

manner in which she conducted herself during her term. We sincerely appreciate

her and her team for the selfless service and dedicated work. This Souvenir tries

to provide all the information on the Club’s activities during the year 2017–2018,

including the activities of the Rotaract Club of Patan and the Inner Wheel Club of

Patan.

This issue of Lalitdhara Souvenir also marks the beginning of a new leadership in RC

Patan under President Rtn. Gabriele Mallapaty. With her dedication and competence,

we are all confident that she will add vigour and galvanize her team to bring the

Rotary Club of Patan to greater heights in keeping with Rotary ideals.

I would like to extend my gratitude to all my colleagues in the editorial board for their

time and effort in bringing out this edition of Lalitdhara. We would also like to thank

all the authors for precious articles provided, advertisers and everyone involved

in bringing this Souvenir to this stage through their valuable support, guidance,

encouragement and help. All suggestions and comments are highly appreciated.

Thank you !

Yours in Rotary Service

Rtn. Jeevan K. ShresthaCoordinatorSouvenir Publication Committee (2018-2019)

Shiva K. PradhanShiva K. Pradhan

Preeti KhemkaPreeti Khemka

Editorial Team


Best Compliments and Good Wishes to the ROTARY CLUB OF PATAN

for a grand success on its Charter Day

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Message FromRI President

Barry RassinPresident, 2018-19

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Gabriele MallapatyBhainsepati AbashSainbu 4LalitpurBagmati AnchalNEPAL

Dear fellow Rotarian,

Iwanttocongratulateyouonyourinstallationceremonytotheofficeof2018-19asclubPresident.

Althoughthedetailsofeachpositiondifferfromyeartoyearandplacetoplace,yourultimateresponsibility isthesameasmine.WeworktomoveRotaryforward,doingwhateverwecandotomakethepartofRotarythatwe’reresponsibleforaseffectiveandefficientasitcanbe.Wemakesurethatwearetransparentandaccountablewhilechangingthelivesofasmanypeopleaspossible.AndweensurethatRotaryprovidesthebestpossibleexperiencetoitsmembersandcontinuestogrow,allwhileremainingusefultotheworld.

It’sonlybycomingtogetherthatwe’reabletoaccomplishsomuch.Withoutactivememberslikeyou,Rotarywouldn’tbetheorganizationitistoday.Asournewvisionstatementsays:Together,weseeaworldwherepeopleuniteandtakeactiontocreatelastingchange——acrosstheglobe,inourcommunities,andinourselves.

CongratulationsagainonyourappointmentasclubPresident.Ilookforwardtohavingyoujoinmeto“Be the Inspiration”.

Sincerely,

Barry Rassin2018-19 President, Rotary International


on its 33rd

CHARTER DAY

We Extend Our Best Wishes

for the Grand Successof

r tarY

Rtn. Bajracharya Bijay

Rtn. Bajracharya Piyush B.

Rtn. Basnyat Krishna B.

Rtn. Baniya Lila B.

Rtn. Gyawali Lochan

Rtn. Joshi Bharat N.

Rtn. Kayastha Chandralekha

Rtn. Kayastha Matsyendra L.

Rtn. Khemka Preeti

Rtn. Khemka Shiv P.

Rtn. Maharjan Kamala

Rtn. Maharjan Padam L.

Rtn. Mallapaty Bijaya

Rtn. Mallapaty Gabriele

Rtn. Maskey Ramesh L.

Rtn. Mathema Keshab B.

Rtn. Nyachhyon Kamal B.

Rtn. Pandey Rabendra R.

Rtn. Pradhan Shiva K.

Rtn. Pradhanang Nirmal

Rtn. Prasai Sharada

Rtn. Rajbhandary Siba B.

Rtn. Rawal Mahendra S.

Rtn. Regmi Prakash R.

Rtn. Shakya Pushkar M.

Rtn. Shakya Tritha M.

Rtn. Sharma Bishwa B.

Rtn. Shrestha Ganesh R.

Rtn. Shrestha Jeevan K.

Rtn. Shrestha Kedar B.

Rtn. Shrestha Kiran

Rtn. Shrestha Mukti N.

Rtn. Shrestha Santa K.

Rtn. Shrestha Yagya B.

Rtn. Tamrakar Jamuna K.

Rtn. Tamrakar Madan R.

Rtn. Thapa Kiran

Rtn. Thapa Lalita

Rtn. Thapa Mahendra

Rtn. Uprety Aruna


District Governor’s MESSAGE

ROTARY INTERNATIONALDistrict 3292

Rtn. Gabriele MallapatyPresident 2018-19Rotary Club of Patan

Dear Fellow Rotarians,

My wife Lelina joins me in congratulating you and your team for assuming a responsible position of a Club President for the year 2018/19. In the meantime, we would like to congratulate the outgoing President and her team for the wonderful work they have done for the community and the club during the year 2017/18, and for successfully completing their assignments.

Friends, Rotary, a renowned international humanitarian organization today, started with fellowship. With the passage of time, service was considered as its value. Today service is considered as prime core value, and fellowship, diversity, integrity and leadership as other important core value of Rotary. Rotary’s Image today is because Rotarians around the world practice these values in their daily life. Therefore, it is our responsibility to promote and practice these values in our communities and within ourselves.

As a Rotarian, we understand the importance of working together and its scope which knows no limits of achievement.

Rotary always believes in action and in teamwork, obtaining first hand response from those we work with and with those we work for, which are essential in making teamwork more effective. Hence “Reach out” will be our priority for the year 2018/19 in RI District 3292.

Relevance of Rotary is ever increasing and it is even greater in our area. We have numerous expectations and needs in the clubs, communities and many untouched areas in the fields of disease prevention and treatment, water and sanitation, maternal and child health, basic education and literacy, economic and community development and peace and conflict resolution. We need to work hard to use Rotary network, our experience, and 360 degree “Reach-out” to inspire, explore, invent, connect, serve and set an example for a positive change that benefits the communities in all those areas. Our belief as a Rotarian is that a genuine desire to serve above self and persistent efforts will surely take us to our goal and “Be The Inspiration”.

I urge the President and club officials of your club to be prepared for making some sacrifices in terms of your time, treasure and talent, because the joy of achieving your goal will be well worth the sacrifices.

Let us use the wisdom as prioritized by Rotary International in supporting and strengthening Clubs, focus on and increasing humanitarian services, enhancing public image and awareness of Rotary, and thus inspiring a positive change.

Let us “Be The Inspiration”.

Thank you and best wishes.

Yours in Rotary

Chintamani BhattaraiDistrict Governor (2018-19)


President’s Message

DearFellowRotarians,

ItismyhonortoextendmybestwishestotheentireRotaryClubofPatanfamilyon

theoccasionofour33rdCharterDay.Weareproudtohaveavibrantclubwithalong

andoutstandinghistoryofservice.Itgivesmegreatpleasureandpridetoserveas

the33rdPresidentandthesecondfemalePresident.

Whatare thecharacteristicsofavibrant club?ThenewRotaryVisionStatement:

“Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting

change—acrosstheglobe,inourcommunities,andinourselves”,issofittingto

whatourclubhasstoodforandisknownfor.

Our members have joined hands and taken action together since three decades.

Thishasnotonlygivenstrategicdirectionto‘Serve’,butalsocreatedlastingchange

withinmanycommunities inNepalwhilecreatingstrongbondsof friendshipand

positiveenergyinourclub.

Letmeiterateafewexamplesofwhatthe32earlierteamshaveachievedthrough

theirdedicatedserviceandvisionarythinking–establishmentofNepalOrthopedic

Hospitalasafoundingmember;completionofnumerousMatchingGrants;completion

of3Hgrantfordifferentlyabled;continuationofPrajapatiEducationEndowmentFund

(PEEF)scholarshipproject,nowinits28thyear,providingscholarshipstothousands

ofstudentsfromeconomicallydeprivedfamilies;andsuccessfulcompletionoffour

largeRotaryglobalgrantprojectswithanotherfivecurrentlybeingimplemented.

Finally, on behalf of the RC Patan family, I take this opportunity to thank our

Coordinator Rtn. Jeevan Kumar Shrestha, the editorial team, and contributors of

articlesandadvertisersfortheireffortsandcontributionsforthisyear’sLalitdhara

Souvenir.

Letusalljoinhandsto‘BetheInspiration’andcontinuetheoutstandingworkdone

withcommitmenttopursuethechallengesthatlieahead.

Sincerely.

Gabriele MallapatyPresident(2018-2019)

Rtn. Gabriele MallapatyPresident


Past Presidents of Rotary Club of Patan

Late Rtn. S.R. Sharma1985-87

Rtn. M.L. Kayastha1987-89

Rtn. B. R. Prasai1989-90

Late Rtn. P. P. Prasai1990-91

Rtn. B.K. Mainali1992-93

Rtn. B. B. Bajracharya1993-94

Rtn. S. SJB Rana1994-95

Late Rtn. B.P. Dhital1996-97

Rtn. T. M. Sakya1995-96

Rtn. Keshab B. Mathema2007-2008

Rtn. Santa K. Shrestha2008-2009

Rtn. Kedar B. Shrestha2009-2010

Rtn. Prakash R. Regmi2010-2011

Rtn. Yagya B. Shrestha2002-2003

Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary2003-2004

Rtn. C.P. Maskey2004-2005

Rtn. Ganesh R. Shrestha2006-2007

Rtn. Gyanu R. Shakya2005-2006

Rtn. R.R. Pandey1997-98

Rtn. T. Neupane1998-99

Rtn. Kamal Nyachhon1999-2000

Late Rtn. Narayan G. Halwai2001-2002

Rtn. Pushkar M. Shakya2000-2001

Late Rtn. H.R. Bajracharya1991-92

Rtn. Kamal Nyachhon Late Rtn. Narayan G. HalwaiRtn. Pushkar M. Shakya Rtn. Yagya B. Shrestha Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary Rtn. C.P. Maskey

Rtn. Ganesh R. ShresthaRtn. Gyanu R. Shakya Rtn. Keshab B. Mathema Rtn. Santa K. Shrestha Rtn. Kedar B. Shrestha Rtn. Prakash R. Regmi

Rtn. J. K. Tamrakar2011-2012

Rtn. J. K. Tamrakar Rtn. Jeevan K. Shrestha2013-14

Rtn. Krishna B. Basnyat2012-2013

Rtn. Khruschev Shrestha2014-15

Rtn. Matsyendra L. Kayastha*2014-15

Rtn. Piyush B. Bajracharya2015-16

Rtn. Bijaya Mallapaty2016-17

Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha2017-18

* President a.i.


Rtn. Lalita ThapaPresident Elect

Rotary Club of PatanRI District 3292Club No. 23126

Chartered on 29th August 1985

Executive Board 2018-19

Rtn. Chandra L. KayasthaIP President

Rtn. Mahendra RawalDirector/Chair-Membership

Rtn. Mahendra B. ThapaVice President

Rtn. Prakash R. RegmiDirector/Chair-Public Image

Rtn. Shiva K. PradhanSecretary

Rtn. Kiran ThapaDirector/Chair-Club Adm.

Rtn. Ganesh R. ShresthaJoint-Secretary

Rtn. Siba B. RajbhandaryDirector-Youth Services

Rtn. Bijaya MallapatyDirector/Chair- Service Projects

Rtn. Gabriele MallapatyPresident

Rtn. Bishwa B. SharmaPresident Nominee

Rtn. Kedar B. ShresthaSergeant-at-arms

Rtn. Bharat N. JoshiTreasurer

Rtn. Preeti KhemkaJoint Treasurer

Rtn. Nirmal K. PradhanangDirector- The Rotary Foundation


Club ACTIvITIES oFTHE RoTARy yEAR

2017-18Rtn. Mahendra B. Thapa

SecretaryRotary Year 2017-18

Rtn. Chandralekha KayasthaPresident

Rotary Year 2017-18

Wewould like to thank all themembers of Rotary Club

of Patan (RCP family), for their valuable contributions

andcontinuedsupportandwedorealizethestrengthof

the club is itsmembers and through their support, the

Rotary philosophy of ‘Fellowship’ and ‘Service’ can be

achieved. We also appreciate the teamwork, efficiency

andprofessionalismofallthemembersofRotaryClubof

Patan.Weverymuchappreciatethecontributionofyour

valuable time and financial support / fund that you all

haveprovidedtoachievethefollowingactivities:

1. CLUB SERVICE

TWO KEY AREAS OF FOCUS:

Rotary Club of Patan shares a key mission: to serve

the community and those in need. By participating in

club service projects, members learn about their club's

involvement in local and international projects and can

volunteertheirtimeandtalents,whereitismostneeded.

Club service focuses on strengthening fellowship and

ensuringtheeffectivefunctioningoftheclub.

TheRCP'sestablishedaClubServiceFundAccountofthe

year July 2017 – June 2018 reached NRs 3,038,560.00

from 1,484,763.00 an increase of NRs. 1,553,797.00 of

which contributions are NRs 401,000.00 frommembers,

NRs.1,071,117.00fromthefamilyoflateRtn.KamalMani

Dixitandinterestincome.

PresidentRtn.ChandralekhaKayastha&Rtn.Matsyendra

Lal Kayastha had also pledged that they would match

contributionsmadetotheClubServiceFundduringthis

RotaryYearuntilatotalofNRs.300,000israised.

Family of Rotary/Fellowship Activities:

Fellowship:

ServiceandfellowshiparethetwopillarsoftheRotary.

It is through the fellowship that we are encouraged &

motivatedtoserveourcommunityandsociety.Asweall

areawarethatRotaryclubsconsistofmemberswhohave

achievedsuccessandgainedreputationintheirrespective

fieldofcalling-bethatasdoctors,engineers,business

professionals,technicians,bureaucrats,lawyersorelse.To

bringallthesemulti-facetedtalentstogetherandmotivate

theminthecommonobjectiveofservice,fellowshipacts

asgluethatbindsthemtogether.

Some of the fellowship we have organized during RY

2017-2018 are Birthday Fellowships, Annual Outing,

AnnualPicnic,PastPresident'sFellowship,CharterNight

CelebrationandJointBoardMeeting.

Birthday Fellowships

Threelivelybirthdayfellowshipprogramswereorganized

during RY 2017-2018. For the celebration program, the

membersofRotaryClubofPatanweregrouped inthree

groups. Accordingly, the three birthday fellowship

programswereorganizedon28October2017,12January

2018and16May2018.


Otherfellowship/eventsinvolvingallclubmemberswith

spouseswereJointBoardMeetingorganizedon30thJune

2018;Annualoutingwith16membersincludingspouses

wasorganized from15-16December2017atBhaktapur

GuestHouse&ResortandAnnualFamilyOutingon1-3

April2018atBandipur,Tanahun.

Charter Day Celebration and DG's official Visit:

ThisyearwecelebratedtheCharterDayinthepresenceof

DistrictGovernorRtn.SanjayaGiriduringhisofficialClub

visit. This function was also attended by many district

dignitaries&specialguests.

Club Administration

Installation of 2017-2018 Team on 3 July 2017

On July, 3 2017, Rotarian Chandralekha Kayastha was

formallyinstalledastheFirstFemalePresidentofRotary

ClubofPatanalongwithherentireTeamoffifteenClub

Officials,Chairpersons/DirectorsandBoardMembers.Group photos of the Birthday fellowship.

RCP Charter Day Celebration on 29 August 2017.

Classification Talk by Rtn. Siba Bhakta Rajbhandary.

First Club Meeting after the Installation of Club Officials.

Handover of the Cheque by Sarswati Govinda Foundation to President Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha on Charter Day

in the presence of DG Rtn. Sanjaya Giri.

RI President’s Theme of the year ‘Rotary: Making a

Difference’withthreestrategicprioritiestoachievethis

goal: (i) Support and strengthen clubs, (ii) Focus and

increase humanitarian service, and (iii) Enhance Rotary

imageandawarenesswas insuredwith specificprogram

everyweek.


Altogether 51 meetings were held which included one

meetingatBandipur,Tanahun;2jointmeetingsonewith

threeclubsofLalitpur(RCJawalakhelandRCJawalakhel

Manjushree)andotherwithRotaractClubofPatan;5Club

Assemblies;8ClassificationTalks;14GuestSpeakersand

fifth Monday Entertainment Program besides 12 Board

Meetings.

Guest Speaker Mr. Narayan Bhattarai.

Guest Speaker Ms Jabina Rajbhandary.

Guest Speaker Dr. Sudan Raj Panthi.

Guest Speaker Mr. Rishi Shah.

Guest Speaker Mr. Ishwor R. Balami.

Guest Speaker Dr. Siraya Chunekamrai from Thailand.

Entertainment Program on 5th Monday ‘Singing a Song” by Ms. Shivana Shrestha.


The main Important events of the year being Charter

DayCelebration;SigningofMOUwithSaraswotiGovinda

Foundation;KEEAProgram;InteractionProgramon‘Heart

Health’with eminent Cardiologists andVocationService

AwardProgram.

The average percentage of the attendance rate of the

membersduringthisyearwas70.73%&theaverageno.

ofmemberswhoattendedtheRWMwere27Thisfigureis

consideredasquitehighcomparedtootherclubsofthe

district. Over 71%of ourmembers are registered atMy

RotaryasoftheendofRY2017-2018.

Club Bulletin:

Lalitdhara, theweekly Bulletin of RCP is published and

circulated tomembers both inhard copies& electronic

copies and posted every week on the Facebook page

which has over 2600 followers. During the RY 2017-

2018 number of issues published during July, 2017 to

June,2018is51.

Annual Lalitdhara Souvenir:

32nd Souvenir of the RY 2017-2018 was published by

a Souvenir Publication Committee consisting of Rtns.

MahendraB.ThapaasCoordinator,BharatN.Joshi,Lalita

Thapa&PreetiKhemkaasmembers.

Award, Recognition & Appreciation Received from the

District 3292:

• FirstPrize:ForRotaQuiz2017-2018

• First Runner-up: For the club exhibit at the district

conference2017-2018

• First Runner-up: For Service Project of GG1635438

Holistic Community Development project-uplifting

a Deprived Community (Economic & Community

Development)atChandibhanjyang

• SecondRunner-up:ForServiceProjectofGG1418219

Primary Prevention of Acute Rheumatic Fever and

Rheumatic Heart Disease (Disease Prevention &

Treatment)

• 2nd National Conference on Literacy and WASH in

SchoolsatBiratnagar.

Receiving the Prize in the event of 5th Monday Entertainment Program.

Joint Club Meeting with Rotary Club of Jawalakhel and Rotary Club of Jawalakhel Manjushree with Guest Speaker

Dr. Kapendra Shekhar Amatya.

President Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha and President Elect. Rtn. Gabriele Mallapaty at Joint Board Meeting.

Joint Club Meeting with Rotaract Club of Patan.


Recognition awarded to individuals for their outstanding

Contributions:

• PHF 'Pin'andcertificateawardedtoMr.GovindaDas

Shrestha,PresidentofSarswatiGovindaFoundation

• PHF 'Pin' and certificate awarded to Mr. Sanjeeb B.

Shrestha

• PHF ‘Pin’ and Certificate awarded to Ms. Jabina

RajbhandaryintheUSA.

2. VOCATIONAL SERVICE

VOCATIONAL SERVICE AWARD:

RotaryClubofPatanhasalwaysgivenprioritytovocational

serviceawardtodeservingindividualsonanannualbasis

byfocusingtheproblemsandneedsofthecommunity.The

committeeofRtn.Dr.PrakashR.RegmiasitsCoordinator

with membership of Rtns. Nirmal K. Pradhanang and

Mahendra Thapa had selected two individuals for the

Award.

The Annual Vocational Service Award Programme was

heldon15January2018&thefollowingindividualswere

awarded with vocational service award for ‘Outstanding

Service’ in their vocations in the Media and Health

Sector.

• Mr. AnmolMaharjan forOutstanding Contribution in

Social Service through Health Awareness with cash

prizeofRs.11,000

• Ms. Babita Basnet for Outstanding Contribution in

HumanitarianService throughJournalism,withcash

prizeofRs.11,000

3. COMMUNITY SERVICE

Community Services

Communityservicecoverstheprojectsandactivitiesthe

clubundertakes to improve lives in thecommunity.The

Prajapati Education Endowment Fund (PEEF) established

in1991istheclubownedFlagship/ScholarshipProjectof

theRotaryClubofPatanwhichserves27publicschools

intheLalitpurdistrict.Oneoftheglobalgrantprojectsis

also implemented inPEEFsupportedschools to improve

theWASHinthesepublicschool.

DuringtheRY2017-2018,365studentsfromgrades7to

10 in 27 public Schools were awarded scholarship. Out

of 365 students, 282 Students were awarded with NRs.

3000and83studentswereawardedadditionalamountof

scholarshipofNRs.1000eachfortheirmerit.Totalamount

ofscholarshipdistributedwasNRs.1,178,000.RotaryClub

ofPatanhasplannedtoAwardPEEFScholarshiptograde

11withNRs.5,000perstudent.

Rota Quiz Team with District Officials. Recipients of Vocational Service Award.


Signing of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with

Sarswati Govinda Foundation

Mr.GovindaDasShrestha,PresidentofSarswatiGovinda

Foundation and President Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha

signedtheMemorandumofUnderstanding(MOU)on12th

March2018betweenSarswatiGovindaFoundationandthe

RotaryClubofPatanforalong-termcollaboration.

TheSarswatiGovindaFoundationwillbecontributingNRs.

10 Lakh (1Million) every year to the PEEF educational

supportprogrammeoftheRCPatan.Annualcontribution

WASH in school project at Kitini School.

Signing of MOU with Sarswati Govinda Foundation.

Recipients of PEEF Scholarship.


received from ‘Sarswati Govinda Foundation is allocated

70%for thePEEFOperationalFundand30%forTrust

Fundrespectively.

Kamalmani Educational Excellence Award (KEEA) /

Annual Kamalmani Education Excellence Awards to 10

outstanding students

The Kamalmani Educational Excellence Award (KEEA)

startedin2012withadonationofNRs.100,000bylateRtn.

KamalmaniDixittoestablisha“Fund’tohonorthebest-

performing student among those receiving scholarships

fromtheRCP’sPrajapatiEducationEndowmentFund(PEEF).

Thetentop-scoringstudentsinthefinalexaminationof

gradeIXfrom10differentschoolssupportedbythePEEF

areselectedfortheAward.The10studentsarecategorized

asonebestall-roundstudent,threesecond-beststudents

and six third-best students through interviews for cash

awardsandcertificates.

The RCP Interview and Selection Committee comprises

oftheCoordinatorofthePEEF(RCPPresidentElect),the

RCP Secretary and the RCP Chairperson of the Service

Projects.

Award Ceremony:

Theawardceremony,whichisalsoanadvocacyeventto

enhancethepublicimageofRotary/RotaryClubofPatan,

isheldeveryyear.5thAwardCeremonywasheldon18

September2017atSummitHotelKopundoleLalitpurinthe

presenceofalltheHeadmastersfromthePEEFsupported

schools.

TheawardconsistedofcashprizeandcertificateswithNRs.

12,000,5,000and3,000toFirst,SecondandThirdprize

winner.Inviewoftheadditionalcontributionsreceived,

itwasdecidedtoincreaseawardamountstoNRs.25,000

asthe1stPrize,NRs.15,000asthree2ndPrizesandNRs.

5,000six3rdPrizes.

KEEA Award recipients.Distribution of Bedside Stools to Kirtipur Hospital.

Ms. Sandoma Sherpa receives First Prize of KEEA Award.

Distribution of 100 bedside chairs/stools to the Kirtipur

Hospital with the contribution of NRs. 120,400 by

Rtn. Kamal Nyachhyon.

A hand over event was conducted on Thursday, 30

November, 2017 at Kirtipur hospital in the presence of

the Mayor of Kirtipur - Mr. Ramesh Maharjan, Director

of Kirtipur Hospital - Dr. Shanker M. Rai and hospital

staff,PresidentRtn.ChandralekhaKayastha,Mr.Sanjeeb

Shresthaand10additionalRCPmembers.


Contribution to Flood Relief Fund:

On29August2017,PresidentRtn.ChandralekhaKayastha

presentedachequeofNRs.200,000asRCPanditsmembers

contributionthroughtheDistricttotheDistrictGovernor

Rtn.SanjayGiritosupporttherecentfloodvictims.

4. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

International service encompasses actions taken to

expandhumanitarianreacharoundtheworkplaceandto

promoteworld understanding and peace throughGlobal

GrantProjectswithourinternationalpartners.

Summary Status of RCP’s Global Grants:

In Rotary year 2017-2018, The Rotary Club of Patan

had managed seven global grants (five ongoing & two

successfullyclosed)withInternationalPartners.

GG1640569 Providing drinking water to earthquake

affected communities in two villages of Lalitpur

district and in Chandibhanjyang, Chitwan ($36,669)–

PrimaryContactRtn.LochanGyawali.

GG1641893 School refurbishing and roviding drinking

water to earthquake affected community in Mirge

Village Dolakha ($58,500):-PrimaryContactRtn.Nirmal

K.Pradhanang

RCP Member with International Partner from Italy.

Global Grants in the Implementation Phase

GG1637020 Micro-Hydro Power Project for Community

Development, Chepel, Solukhumbu ($100,000) - Primary

ContactRtn.BijayaMallapaty.

Field Trip to Chepel, Solukhumbu under GG1637020

Computer Lab Established in Mirge Village Dolakha under GG1641893.

Upgrading of WASH Facilities in School in Mirge Village Dolakha under GG1641893.


GG 1746726 Creating Income opportunities for women

from earthquake-affected communities in Khokana

village and surrounding areas ($58,000)- Primary

contactRtn.LochanGyawali.

New Global Grant Approved in RY 2017-18

GG 1860104 Sustainable WASH improvement in Public

Schools of Lalitpur District ($80,938) -Primarycontact

Rtn.MahendraS.Rawal

Project Overview: To improve thewater and sanitation

facilities in the RCP’s PEEF supported public schools in

Lalitpur District, Nepal. Many of these schools have

establishedtoilets,oftenseparatefacilitiesforboysand

girls.However,aregularwatersupplysystemforthetoilet

facilities ismissing in several schools. Regular drinking

water supply and rainwater harvesting are also lacking.

Studentsareoftennotwellawareaboutsimplepreventive

healthcarepracticessuchashandwashinganduseofclean

drinkingwater.Theglobalgrantprojectintendstoimprove

the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene facilities in about

13oftheseschools inacomprehensiveandsustainable

manner by not only improving theWASH facilities, but

alsoengagingtheschoolmanagementandstudentbody

forthelong-termsustainableoftheinterventions.

Activities conducted at Champi Secondary School –

Champi , Kitini Secondary School – Taukhel, Harisidhhi

Secondary School – Harisidhhi, Lubhoo School &

Balkumari School as of 30 June 2018 are:

• SelfAnalysisoftheInfrastructureattheSchoolsby

therespectiveStakeholders.

• Wash activities in three Pilot Schools, & training

events held in Kitni & Harisiddhi Schools on 9-10

May2018,WHOadvisoralsoparticipatedtoconduct

the training. The comprehensive training program

wasverywellparticipatedbytheschools

• 7FATSOrientationProgramfortheStudentsandthe

TeachersbyWHORepresentative

• Grading by the Students regarding the WASH

InfrastructureoftheSchools

• Situation Analysis Observation of the Children

behaviorregardinghealthandHygieneAwareness

• SelfAssessmentoftheInfrastructureattheSchool

• 7FATSOrientationProgramfortheStudentsandthe

Teachers

• BaselineSurveyfortheassessmentofthehealthand

hygienepracticeofstudentsattheSchool.

• MHMDayAwarenessProgramatthe2Schools(Kitini

and Harisidhhi School) wherein 7 FATS Orientation

Programhavealreadybeenconducted.

• Baseline Survey for assessing the current status of

the School students onhealth andhygiene related

practices like handwashing at critical times,MHM

Awareness, cleanliness and environment friendly

activitiesforallthe13School

• SanitationConferenceatKitiniSchoolandHarisidhhi

School

Global Grants closed during the RY 2017-2018GG 1418219 Primary Prevention of Acute Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease ($31,000):–PrimaryContactRtn.GabrieleMallapaty.Theprojectwasstartedin

November2014.

Major Activity:Theobjectivesforthisglobalgrantweretoi)treatbacterialthroatinfectionwithoralantibiotics

to needy children of school going age (5 – 16 years)

through health posts and sub-health posts and school

based clinics; ii) to conduct epidemiological studies on

streptococcal infection, rheumatic fever and RHD; and

iii)todevelopanationalstrategyforprimaryprevention

ofAcuteRheumaticFeverinNepal.Implementationstatus

- ProgramendedonMarch20,2018with theprogress

reportbeenreviewedbytheFoundationhasnowmarked

thegrantsuccessfulclosedbyRI.

Training Events conducted for Health Professionals by Prof. Dr. Prakash Raj Regmi and cardiologists.


GG1635438 Holistic Community Development project-

uplifting a Deprived Community ($68,270):

Primary Contact Rtn. Mukti Narayan Shrestha. Program

startedJan.2016andendedJan.,2018.MainActivities

were goat raising, improving animal sheds, developing

and strengthening market systems in the village of

Chandibhanjyang, Chitwan, Nepal. With the support of

Diyalo Pariwar, around 496 castrated male goats were

sold with targeting Dashain festival (October) through

cooperatives. Income from goat was NRs. 6,126,470 in

thesameperiodoftime.

Fund raising and Contribution to the Rotary Foundation:

ThemajoractivitiesconductedduringtheRY2017-2018

aretoincreasethenumberofPHF/MPFH/MDintheclub,

encourageforPaulHarrisSocietymembership,encourage

Polio Plus contributions, encourage EREY contributions

$50 onward, encourage other donations in annual TRF

fundandNewGlobalGrantProjects.Theannualgoalfor

theRY2017/18was$6000.However,RCPmadeatotal

contribution $4750 to the Rotary Foundation which

included2PaulHarrisSocietyMembers.

5. YOUTH SERVICE

Youthservicerecognizesthepositivechangeimplemented

byyouthandyoungadultsthroughleadershipdevelopment

program, service projects/joint projects, and exchange

programs.TheRotaryClubofPatan(RCP)hassponsored&

supportedaveryactiveRotaractClubPatanbyproviding

thejointprojects,financialandtechnicalsupport&two

InteractClubs.RCPalsosponsoredleadershipdevelopment

programforbothRotaractClubandtheInteractClubs.

Concluding Remarks:

IthasbeenagoodopportunitytoserveastheOfficials

of RCP for RY 2017-2018. We would like to thank all

themembers of RCP for the contribution of their time,

financialsupport/funds,andexpertisetoimplementall

theactivitiesofRCPduringtheRotaryYear2017-2018.

FFF

Student’s attending the Orientation Program

Training Events

Hoarding Board Displayed at different school


Rotary Club of Patan 2018-19

Grouping of Rotarians for birthday Fellowship Dinner

Other Fellowship/events involving all club members with spouses:Joint Board Meeting - Last Week of JuneCharter Night - 29 AugustAnnual Picnic - Month of March/AprilAnnual Outing - Month of Dec/Jan

Group 1 (1st July to 14th December)

1. Mukti N. Shrestha July 1

2. Keshab b. Mathema July 2

3. Tirtha M. Sakya July 21

4. Mahendra S. Rawal oct 5

5. Madan R. Tamrakar oct 12

6. Preeti Khemka Nov 3

7. Santa K. Shrestha Nov 5

8. Ganesh R. Shrestha (GC) Nov 22

9. Aruna uprety Dec 1

10. Piyush b. bajracharya Dec 12

11. Rabendra R. Pandey Dec 14

Group 2 (17th December to 19th March)

1. Gabriele Mallapaty Dec 17

2. Pushkar M. Shakya Jan 14

3. Kamal b. Nyachhyon Jan 15

4. Mahendra b. Thapa Jan 15

5. Kedar b. Shrestha Jan 18

6. Shiv Prakash Khemka (GC) Feb 12

7. Jamuna K. Tamrakar Feb 17

8. Nirmal K. Pradhanang Feb 18

9. lila b. baniya Feb 22

10. Kiran Thapa Mar 2

11. lalita Thapa Mar 19

Group 3 (29th April to 30th June)

1. yagya b. Shrestha Apr 29

2. Shiva Pradhan (GC) May 2

3. Chandralekha Kayastha May 4

4. Jeevan K. Shrestha May 6

5. bijaya Mallapaty May 9

6. Matsyendra l. Kayastha May 25

7. bishwa b. Sharma June 2

8. Siba b. Rajbhandary June 11

9. Ramesh l. Maskay June 12

10. bharat N. Joshi June 16

11. Prakash R. Regmi June 30

The groups will have fellowships as follows: Group 1 - Mid-October Group 2 - Mid-January Group 3 - Mid-April


Best Wishes For the Grand Success of

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Rtn. Matsyendra l. KayasthaMajor Donor

list of Major Donors and MPHFs & PHS

Rtn. Siba b. RajbhandaryMajor Donor

Rtn. Rabendra R. PandeyMajor Donor & PHS Member

Rtn. Keshab b. MathemaPHF +2

Rtn. Prakash R. RegmiPHF +8

Rtn. bishwa b. SharmaPHF +3

Rtn. Piyush b. bajracharyaPHF +4

Rtn. Krishna b. basnyatPHF +2

Rtn. Keshab b. Mathema

Rtn. Santa K. ShresthaPHF +3

Rtn. Kedar b. ShresthaPHF +3

Rtn. Chandralekha KayasthaPHF +5

Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha

Rtn. Kamala MaharjanPHF +2

Rtn. Kamala Maharjan

Rtn. Krishna b basnyat

Rtn. bijaya MallapatyPHF +8 & PHS Member

Rtn. bijaya Mallapaty Rtn. Gabriele MallapatyPHF +7

Rtn. Gabriele Mallapaty

Rtn. Padam l. MaharjanPHF +2

Rtn. Puskar M. ShakyaPHF +1

Rtn. Jamuna K. TamrakarPHF +2

Rtn. Kamal b. NyachhyonPHF +1

Rtn. bharat N. JoshiPHF +1

Rtn. lalita ThapaPHF +3

Rtn. Shiva K. PradhanPHF +1

Rtn. Shiv P. KhemkaPHF +1

Rtn. Mahendra ThapaPHF +1

Rtn. Sharda PrasaiPHF +1

Rtn. Ganesh R. ShresthaPHF +8

Rtn. Ramesh l. MaskayPHF +2

Rtn. Nirmal K. PradhanangPHF +3

Rtn. Tirtha M. SakyaMajor Donor

Rtn. bijay b. bajracharyaPHF +1

Rtn. bijay b bajracharya

Rtn. Jeevan K. ShresthaPHF +1

Rtn. Jeevan K. Shrestha


The foundation upon which

Rotary is built is friendship;

on no less firm

foundation could it

have stood.

--- Paul P. Harris --


Lalitdhara Souvenir:Co-ordinator - Rtn. Jeevan K. ShresthaMembers - Rtn. Bharat N. Joshi - Rtn. Kiran Shrestha - Rtn. Preeti Khemka - Rtn. Shiva K. Pradhan

Committees for 2018-2019Club Administration - Rtn. Kiran Thapa, Director/Chairperson

Membership - Rtn. Mahendra S. Rawal, Director/Chairperson

The Rotary Foundation - Rtn. Nirmal K. Pradhanang, Director/Chairperson

Image/Public Relations - Rtn. Prakash R. Regmi, Director/Chairperson

Youth Service - Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary, Director

Rotaquiz Committee - Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha, Team Leader

Rotary Info/Bulletin

Co-ordinator - Rtn. Bijaya MallapatyMembers - Rtn. Chandralekha Kayastha

Club Activities/Events

Co-ordinator - Rtn. Jamuna K. Tamrakar

InformationTechnology/Social Media

Co-ordinator - Rtn. Shiv P. Khemka

Club Mentor:PDG. Rtn. Tirtha Man SakyaRtn. Matshendra Kayastha

Orientation and Training:Rtn. Mahendra B. Thapa

Rtn. Lalita Thapa

Growth & DevelopmentRtn. Preeti Khemka

Rtn. Kamal B. Nayachhyon

Community DevelopmentRCC, Chandibhanjyang

Coordinator- Rtn. Prakash R. RegmiMember- Rtn. Mahendra S. Rawal

Nepal OrthopedicHospital Representatives

Rtn. Bijaya MallapatyRtn. Chandralekha Kayastha

PEEF:Coordinator - Rtn. Lalita Thapa

Program Manager - Rtn. Padam L. MaharjanFinance Manager - Rtn. Bijaya Mallapaty

Distribution Manager – Rtn. Ganesh R. ShresthaMembers – Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary (Fund-Raising), Rtn. Matsyendra L. Kayastha & Rtn. Sharada Prasai

TEACH CommitteeChair - Rtn Padam L. MaharjanSecretary - Rtn Mahendra B..ThapaT-Teacher Support - Rtn Nirmal K. Pradhanang E- Learning - Rtn Rabendra R. PandeyA- Adult Literacy - Rtn Ganesh R. ShresthaC-Child Dev. - Rtn Kamala MaharjanH-Happy School - Rtn Piyush B. Bajracharya

Earthquake Committee:Coordinator - Rtn. Matsyendra L. KayasthaMembers: Rtn. Lochan Gyawali, Rtn. Gabriele Mallapaty, Rtn. Ganesh R. Shrestha, Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary, Rtn. Piyush Bajracharya, Rtn. Bijaya Mallapaty, Rtn. Lalita Thapa

Disability Awareness:Coordinator - Rtn. Rabendra R. PandeyMembers - Rtn. Bishwa B. Sharma - Rtn. Kamal Nyachhyon

Health Projects & Polio Plus:Coordinator - Rtn. Prakash R. Regmi Members - Rtn. Aruna Uprety - Rtn. Kamala Maharjan

Vocational Award:Coordinator - Rtn. Prakash R. Regmi Members - Rtn. Nirmal K. Pradhanang - Rtn. Mahendra B. Thapa

Members: Rtn. Bishwa B. Sharma, Rtn. Ramesh Maskay

Members: Rtn. Preeti Khemka, Rtn. Lalita Thapa, Rtn. Gabriele Mallapaty

Special Events (incl. 4 way test)Rtn. Yagya B. Shrestha

Rtn. Piyush B. BajracharyaRtn. Bishwa B. Sharma

Media/Rotary Image:Rtn. Tirtha Man Sakya

Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary

Interact: Rtn. Preeti Khemka & Rtn. Kamala Maharjan Rotaract: Rtn. Shiv P. Khemka & Rtn. Nirmal K. Pradhanang

Service Projects - Rtn. Bijaya Mallapaty, Director/Chairperson

Sergeant-at-Arms & Fellowship Co-ordinator- Rtn. Kedar B. Shrestha

Fellowship Co-ordinator- Rtn. Kedar B. Shrestha, Member- Rtn. Ganesh R. Shrestha

"The Club President Serves as Ex-officio Member of all Committees"


The Rotary Club of Patan was sponsored byThe Rotary Club of Kathmandu in 1985

The Rotary Club of Patan sponsoredthe following Clubs:

Rotary Club of Chitwan on 22 April 1991

Rotary Club of Patan West on 11 December 1995

Rotary Club of Yala on 28 June 1996

Rotary Club of Patan South on 3 September 1997

Rotary Club of Kopundol on 27 June 2001

Rotary Club of Mahabouddha on 25 June 2003

Rotary Club of Bhaktapur on 25 June 2003

Rotary Club of Jawalakhel on 25 June 2003

Rotary Club of Chandragiri on 25 November 2008

Rotary Club of E-club on 31 May 2013

July:NonSpecific

August:MembershipandExtensionMonth

September:BasicEducationandLiteracyMonth

October: Economic & Community Development

Month

November:RotaryFoundationMonth

December:DiseasePrevention&TreatmentMonth

January:VocationalServiceMonth

February: Peace & Conflict Prevention/Resolution

Month

March:Water&SanitationMonth

April:MaternalHealth&ChildHealthMonth

May:YouthServiceMonth

June:RotaryFellowshipsMonth

Special Rotary Month observances 2018-2019


Members of Rotary Club of Patan

Bajracharya BijayClassification: GemologistGems Jewellary Industries (P) Ltd.Ph: (R) 9851021106, 5524586, (O) 5529452Born: 23 Aug Wed: 2 MarJoin: 1985Spouse: RAJANIE-mail: [email protected]

Bajracharya Piyush B. Classification: Ayurvedic Medical PractitionerPiyushbarshi AushadhalayaRes: Jwagal, Kopundol-10. LalitpurPh: (R) 5529640, (O) 4223960(M): 9851013388Born: 12 Dec. Wed: 27 FebJoin: 2005Spouse: RAMITAE-mail: [email protected]

Baniya Lila B.Classification: Tourism ManagementRes: 162/15 Bibhuti Marg, BuddhanagarPh: (R) 4782563, (O) 4256909(M): 9851084296Born: 22 Feb. Wed: 4 DecJoin: 2018Spouse: SUDHAE-mail: [email protected]

Basnyat Krishna B. Classification: InsuranceRes: Manbhawan, JawalakhelPh: (R) 5533341(M): 9851024313Born: 8 JulyJoin: 2000E-mail: [email protected]

Gyawali LochanClassification: Tea FarmerJun Chiyabari Tea GardenPh: (R) 5521311, (O) 5522871Born: 12 Nov Wed: 30 JanJoin: 1986Spouse: SANGITAE-mail: [email protected]

Joshi Bharat N.Classification: Financial AnalystManbhawan, LalitpurPh: (R) 5521126Cell: 9851023195Born: 16 June; Wed: 25 FebJoin: 2003Spouse: MEERAE-mail: [email protected]

Kayastha ChandralekhaClassification: ArchitectMr. & Mrs. ML Kayastha & Associates Pvt. Ltd.Ph: (R) 5520624, (O) 5521279Cell: 9849450309Born: 4 May; Wed: 7 JulyJoin: 2008Spouse: MATSYENDRAE-mail: [email protected]

Kayastha Matsyendra L.Classification: ArchitectMr. & Mrs. ML Kayastha & Associates Pvt. Ltd.Ph: (R) 5520624, (O) 5521279Cell: 9851021458Born: 25 May; Wed: 7 JulyJoin: 1984Spouse: CHANDRALEKHAE-mail: [email protected]

Khemka Shiv P.Classification: Elect. & Electronics BusinessAnand Bhairab Marg, GyaneshworPh: (R) 4436305, (O) 4110860Cell: 9801025886Born: 12 Feb; Wed: 11 DecJoin: 2016Spouse: PREETIE-mail: [email protected]

Khemka PreetiClassification: HomemakerAnand Bhairab Marg, GyaneshworPh: (R) 4436305Cell: 9840050781Born: 3 Nov; Wed: 11 DecJoin: 2016Spouse: SHIv PRAKASHE-mail: [email protected]

Past President

Past President

Member

Past President

Member

Treasurer

Past President

Past President

Member

Joint Treasurer


Past President

Members of Rotary Club of PatanMaharjan KamalaClassification: General Nurse/Mid-WifeIchakhel, Panga, Kirtipur-12, KTMPh: (R) 4331236, 4227863Cell: 9841348337Born: 29 May; Wed: 29 AprilJoin: 2014Spouse: PADAM LALLE-mail: [email protected]

Maharjan Padam L.Classification: Comm & Navigational Expert, Electronic EngineerIchakhel, Panga, Kirtipur-12, KTMPh: (R) 4227863, Cell: 9851091241Born: 13 Feb; Wed: 29 AprilJoin: 2003 Serv: C (CLC)Spouse: KAMALAE-mail: [email protected]

Mallapaty BijayaClassification: Development ManagementBhainsepati, LalitpurPh: (R) 5592541Cell: 9803683969Born: 9 May; Wed: 14 MayJoin: 2008Spouse: GABRIELEE-mail: [email protected]

Mallapaty GabrieleClassification: Health Services ManagementBhainsepati, LalitpurPh: (R) 5592541Cell: 9803683970Born: 17 Dec; Wed: 14 MayJoin: 2008Spouse: BIJAYAE-mail: [email protected]

Maskay Ramesh L.Classification: Aeronautical Engineervinayak Colony, Bhainsepati, LalitpurPh: (R) 5114120Cell: 9851030200Born: 12 June; Wed: 6 MarchJoin: 2015Spouse: SHOBHAE-mail: [email protected]

Mathema Keshab B.Classification: Social Development2/128 Dhokadol, Sanepa, LalitpurPh: (R) 5529385Cell: 9841282851Born: 2 July; Wed: 30 NovJoin: 1998Spouse: SHANTIE-mail: [email protected]

Nyachhyon Kamal B. Classification: Heavy Textile ManufacturerHimal Tents (P.) Ltd.Ph: (R) 5590495, (O) 5522202Cell: 9851023354Born: 15 Jan; Wed: 15 FebJoin: 1986Spouse: SULOCHANAE-mail: [email protected]

Pandey Rabendra R.Classification: Airline GSACentral Park, Orchid Tower, No. 701, Bishal NagarPh: (O) 4220759, 4009087Cell: 9851020174Born: 14 Dec; Wed: 18 FebJoin: 1990Spouse: CHANDRA LEKHAE-mail: [email protected]

Pradhan Shiva K.Classification: Photo LabTulsi Home, Samakhusi, KathmanduPh: (R) 4357784Cell: 9851046308Born: 2 May; Wed: 19 FagunJoin: 2009Spouse: TIKAE-mail: [email protected]

Pradhanang Nirmal K.Classification: Communication/Navaids/Surveillance EngineerKA-4/158 Dhobighat, LalitpurPh: (R) 5524956, 5554965Cell: 9851055321, 9801055321Born: 18 Feb; Wed: 5 MarchJoin: 2014Spouse: BIJAYAE-mail: [email protected]

Prasai SharadaClassification: Travel AgentNatraj Tours & Travel (P) Ltd.Ph: (R) 4229277, (O) 5261111Born: 14 June; Wed: 1 FebJoin: 1999E-mail: [email protected]

Rajbhandary Siba B.Classification: Social DevelopmentImperial Court, Sanepa, LalitpurPh: 5526856Cell: 9841214856Born: 11 June; Wed: 8 MarJoin: 1998Spouse: MITHILA;E-mail: [email protected]

Past PresidentChair-Service

Projects

President

Past President

Secretary

Past President

Member Member

Past PresidentDirector- Youth

Services

Chair- The Rotary Foundation

Member

Member


Members of Rotary Club of PatanRawal Mahendra S.Classification: Civil Aviation ExpertImadole, LalitpurPh: (R) 5202755Cell: 9841250339Born: 5 Oct; Wed: 26 NovJoin: 2016Spouse: AMBIKAE-mail: [email protected]

Regmi Prakash R.Classification: CardiologistLalitpur Heart ClinicRes: Dhobighat, LalitpurPh: (R) 5525536, (O) 5530126Cell: 9851051170Born: 21 Ashad; Wed: 2 BaisakhJoin: 1990Spouse: UPASANAE-mail: [email protected]

Sakya Tirtha M.Classification: Legislative DraftingFormer Chairman, Public Service Commission,Chief Secretary, Govt. of NepalHakha Tole, LalitpurPh: (R) 5522467, Cell: 9851026534Born: 21 July; Wed: 14 FebJoin: 1988Spouse: NANI SHOvAE-mail: [email protected]

Shakya Pushkar M.Classification: Carpet ExportMan Bhawan, LalitpurPh: (R) 5523492Cell: 9851074020Born: 14 Jan; Wed: 27 FebJoin: 1993Spouse: RITAE-mail: [email protected]

Sharma Bishwa B.Classification: Psychiatrist43/5 Kitabi Galli, Dilli Bazar Ktm-33Ph: (R) 5574249 (O) 4467067Cell: 9851025579, 9803295575Born: 2 June; Wed: 26 JanJoin: 2010Spouse: ARUNAE-mail: [email protected]

Shrestha Ganesh R.Classification: Rubber RecyclingPashupati Rubber IndustriesRes: Sinchahity, LalitpurPh: (R) 5003780, Cell: 9851021440Born: 22 Nov; Wed: 7 JanJoin: 1993M (CLC), CTSpouse: BIJAYA LAxMIE-mail: [email protected]

Shrestha Jeevan K.Classification: Civil EngineerChakupat, LalitpurPh: (R) 5260059Cell: 9851045085Born: 6 May; Wed: 23 JuneSpouse: GUNUE-mail: [email protected]

Shrestha Kedar B.Classification: Past ServiceKopundole Height, LalitpurPh: (R) 5522207, 5524605Cell: 9849850226Born: 18 Jan; Wed: 15 FebJoin: 2006Spouse: SHANTAE-mail: [email protected]

Shrestha KiranClassification: Steel ManufacturingBhainsepati, LalitpurPh: (R) 5591382Cell: 9851043924Born: 10 July; Wed: 13 FebJoin: 2007Spouse: DHRUBAE-mail: [email protected]

Shrestha Mukti N.Classification: vet. Doctorvet. Clinic, Pulchowk, Krishna GalliPh: (R) 5260846, (O) 5524236Cell: 9851000104Born: 1 July; Wed: 19 SeptJoin: 2008Spouse: PRAvEENAE-mail: [email protected]

Shrestha Santa K.Classification: Liquor ManufacturerIsland Jungle ResortPh: (R) 5521745 (O) 4229116, 4225615Born: 5 Nov; Wed: 3 MayJoin: 1992Spouse: NIRMALAE-mail: [email protected]

Shrestha Yagya B.Classification: Revenue ConsultantChakupat, LalitpurPh: (R) 5260853Cell: 9849674267Born: 29 April; Wed: 19 FebJoin: 1993Spouse: MARYE-mail: [email protected]

PDGPast President

Past PresidentJt. Secretary

Past President

Past PresidentSergeant-at-Arms

President Nominee

Past PresidentChair: Public Image

Chair- Membership

Past President

Past President

Member

Member

Past President


Members of Rotary Club of PatanTamrakar Jamuna K.Classification: Forestry15D Binayak Colony, BhainsepatiPh: (R) 5114099Cell: 9851001408Born: 17 Feb; Wed: 21 AprilJoin: 2000Spouse: MEERAE-mail: [email protected]

Tamrakar Madan R.Classification: BankerPako Tole, Gwarko-7 “ka”, LalitpurPh: (R) 5202533Cell: 9851179766Born: 12 Oct; Wed: 13 FebJoin: 2017Spouse: KRISHNAE-mail: [email protected]

Thapa KiranClassification: IT System & Software EngineerCivil Home, Phase 1, Bhainsepati, Sainbu, LalitpurPh: (R) 5592257Cell: 9841268078Born: 2 Mar; Wed: 29 AprilJoin: 2016Spouse: LALITAE-mail: [email protected]

Thapa LalitaClassification: Management SpecialistCivil Home-1, Bhaisepati, Sainbu-4Ph: (R) 5592259Cell: 9851072937Born: 19 March; Wed: 29 AprilJoin: 2012Spouse: KIRANE-mail: [email protected]

Thapa Mahendra B.Classification: Agriculture EconomistShrutinagar, Bagdole, Lalitpur-4Ph: (R) 5190100Cell: 9841580576Born: 15 Jan; Wed: 14 AprilJoin: 2008Spouse: LALITAE-mail: [email protected]

Uprety ArunaClassification: Women & Reproductive Health43/5 Kitab Galli, Dilli Bazar, Ktm-33Ph: (R) 5574249Cell: 9849817371Born: 1 Dec; Wed: 26 JanJoin: 2013Spouse: BISHWAE-mail: [email protected]

President Elect

Member

Chair: Club Administration

Basant Ale MagarOffice Assistant, RC Patan

Cell: 9813268214E-mail: [email protected]

Vice President

Member

Past President


Rotary Club of PatanMembership Development 1985/86-2018/19

1 AcharyaChirinjibi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 162 AcharyaKrishna 1 1 23 AcharyaShreedhar 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 144 AmatyaRamChhayaM. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 95 BaidyaSubashGopal 1 1 1 1 46 BajracharyaBijay* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 347 BajracharyaHomRaj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 118 BajracharyaPiyushB.* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 159 BaniyaLilaB.* 1 110 BasnetKrishnaBahadur* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1911 BasnetPunchBahadur 1 1 1 1 1 512 BasnetSiddhiMan 1 1 1 313 DeepDhrubaK. 1 114 DhakalYogendraPurush 1 115 DhittalVishnu 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1316 DixitKamalMani 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3217 GiriAshish 1 118 GiriKanti 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1019 GyawaliBachan 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1320 GyawaliChandraS. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3021 GyawaliLochan* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3422 HalwaiNarayanG. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3023 JoshiBharatNarsingh* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1724 JoshiHariBhakta 1 1 1 1 1 1 625 JunejoAnwarAhmed 1 126 KayasthaChandralekha* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1127 KayasthaMatsyendraLal* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3428 KhemkaPreeti* 1 1 229 KhemkaShivPrakash* 1 1 1 330 KohliRabindraKumar 1 131 KohliReema 1 1 232 KshetryBhimBahadur 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1533 KunwarYadav 1 134 LakheSureshChandra 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2935 LamichhaneKeshab 1 136 LeuntelBasudev 1 1 1 337 MaharjanKamala* 1 1 1 1 1 538 MaharjanPadamLall* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1539 MainaliBiswaK. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1140 MallapatyBijaya* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1141 MallapatyGabriele* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1142 MaskeyChandraP. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1243 MaskeyRameshLal* 1 1 1 1 444 MathemaKeshavBhakta* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2245 MathemaNandaramB. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 746 NeupaneTulsi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2847 NyachhyonK.Bahadur* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3448 PajiyarNabal 1 1 1 1 1 549 PandeyRabendraRaj* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3050 PaneruSom 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 751 PoudyalHariPrasad 1 1 252 PradhanPrachanda 1 1 1 1 453 PradhanKalpana 1 1 254 PradhanKrishnaB. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1055 PradhanMadhavLal 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1056 PradhanMaheshLal 1 1 1 357 PradhanPrafullaMan 1 1 1 3

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89/9

090

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292

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494

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515

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917

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311

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In Club


58 PradhanSatya 1 1 1 1 1 1 659 PradhanShivaKumar* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1060 PradhanangNirmal* 1 1 1 1 1 561 PrasaiBhismaR. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2062 PrasaiPrajapati 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1563 PrasaiSharda* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2064 RaiMadanK. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1465 RaiMajorBiswaNath 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 966 RajbhandariOm 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 867 RajbhandaryDhrubaM.S. 1 1 268 RajbhandarySibaBhakta* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 69 RajkarnikarSanunani 1 170 RanaJagdishS.J.B. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 771 RanaKrishnaJung 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1172 RanaSagarS.J.B. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1973 RanaShreedharS.J.B. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2274 RawalMahendraSingh* 1 1 1 375 RegmiPrakashRaj* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2676 ShahRishi 1 1 1 1 1 1 677 ShakyaGautam 1 1 1 378 ShakyaGyanu 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1779 ShakyaIndraB. 1 1 1 1 1 580 ShakyaKarnaB. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 781 ShakyaNarendraN.S. 1 1 1 1 482 ShakyaPadmaRaj 1 1 1 383 ShakyaPuskar* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2784 ShakyaSiddhiB. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1185 ShakyaSudanR. 1 1 286 ShakyaTirthaMan* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3387 SharmaBharti 1 188 SharmaBiswaB.* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 989 SharmaSurendraRaj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 890 SherchanDhanBahadur 1 1 291 ShilpakarMotiL. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1192 ShresthaBihariK. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1193 ShresthaDinesh 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 894 ShresthaAmina 1 1 1 395 ShresthaChandraB. 1 196 ShresthaMuktiN. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1197 ShresthaDurgaLal 1 1 1 398 ShresthaGaneshRaj* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2799 ShresthaJeevanKumar* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 13100 ShresthaKedarBhakta* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 16101 ShresthaKhruschev 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 13102 ShresthaKiran* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11103 ShresthaPremBahadur 1 1 1 1 1 5104 ShresthaRenu 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14105 ShresthaSantaKumar* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 28106 ShresthaThapaArti 1 1 1 1 4107 ShresthaYagyaBahadur* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 24108 SilwalShivajiBikram 1 1 1 1 1 5109 SubediMadhusudan 1 1110 TamrakarJamunaK.* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 20111 TamrakarMadanRaj* 1 1112 ThapaDhruba 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14113 ThapaKiran* 1 1 1 3114 ThapaLalita* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8115 ThapaMahendra* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8116 ThapaNagendra 1 1117 ThapaRamSingh 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11118 UpadhyaySushil 1 1119 UpretyAruna* 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Total 27 26 29 31 28 30 37 38 39 42 41 34 38 38 39 40 41 42 44 43 38 40 39 40 43 45 39 41 41 43 44 41 38 40

RotarianSN

85/8

686

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090

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292

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494

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696

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898

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202

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404

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606

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07/0

808

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09/1

010

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13/1

4

14/1

515

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16/1

7

18/1

917

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12/1

311

/12 Yrs.

In Club


1 BajracharyaBijay 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 34 23Aug

2 BajracharyaPiyushBajra 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 12Dec

3 BasnyatKrishnaBahadur 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 19 8July

4 BaniyaLilaBahadur 1 1 2Feb

5 GyawaliLochan 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 34 12Nov

6 JoshiBharatNarsing 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 17 16June

7 KayasthaChandralekha 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 4May

8 KayasthaMatsyendraLal 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 34 25May

9 KhemkaPreeti 1 1 2 3Nov

10 KhemkaShivPrakash 1 1 1 3 12Feb

11 MaharjanKamala 1 1 1 1 1 5 29May

12 MaharjanPadamLall 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 13Feb

13 MallapatyBijaya 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 9May

14 MallapatyGabriele 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 17Dec

15 MaskeyRameshLal 1 1 1 1 4 12June

16 MathemaKeshabBhakta 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 22 2July

17 NyachhyonKamalBahadur 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 34 15Jan

18 PandeyRabendraRaj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 30 14Dec

19 PradhanShivaKumar 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 2May

20 PradhanangNirmal 1 1 1 1 1 5 18Feb

21 PrasaiSharda 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 20 14June

22 RajbhandarySibaBhakta 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 11June

23 RawalMahendraSingh 1 1 1 3 5Oct.

24 RegmiPrakashRaj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 26 30June

25 ShakyaPushkarMan 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 27 14Jan

26 ShakyaTrithaMan 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 33 21July

27 SharmaBishwoBandhu 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 2June

28 ShresthaGaneshRaj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 27 22Oct

29 ShresthaJeevanKumar 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 13 6May

30 ShresthaKedarBhakta 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 16 18Jan

31 ShresthaKiran 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 10July

32 ShresthaMuktiNarayan 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1July

33 ShresthaSantaKumar 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 28 5Nov

34 ShresthaYagyaBahadur 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 24 29April

35 TamrakarJamunaKrishna 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 20 17Feb

36 TamrakarMadanRaj 1 1 12Oct

37 ThapaKiran 1 1 1 3 2March

38 ThapaLalita 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 19March

39 ThapaMahendra 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 14April

40 UpretyAruna 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 1Dec

Rotary Club of PatanCurrent Members: 2018-19

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in R

CP

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86/8

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191

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101

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02/0

303

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04/0

505

/06

06/0

707

/08

08/0

909

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10/1

111

/12

12/1

313

/14

14/1

5

17/1

818

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16/1

715

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Rotary Club of Patan (RCP)

PRAJAPATI EDuCATIoN ENDowMENT FuND (PEEF)ANNuAl REPoRT AS oF 30 JuNE 2018

- Rtn. Bijaya MallapatyPP & PEEF Finance Manager

Introduction:Establishedin1991,theRotaryClubofPatan(RCP)has

beenimplementingthePrajapatiEducationEndowmentFund(PEEF)programmeprovidingeducationalscholarshiptoneedychildreninpublicschools,whichhasdemonstratedthatthevalueofasmallmonetarycontributionisexponentiallylargerin terms of improvements of a child’s overall well-beingand potential to develop communities through continuededucation.

Asof30June2018,itsTrustFundhasreachedNepaleseRupees(NRs.)12.07millionwithanOperationalFundbalanceofNRs.0.56million.

ThePEEF ‘ManagementandOperationalPolicies’ (PEEFMOPs)govern thePEEF. ThePEEFMOPs separate the TrustFundfromtheOperationalFundandoutlinethepoliciesandproceduresof the funds’management,criteria for support,investments and financial management mechanisms, andadministrativeresponsibilities.

In August 2017, President of Sarswati GovindaFoundation,Mr.GovindaDasShresthacontributedonemillionNepaleseRupeestothePEEF,andsubsequentlysignedaMOUwith the Rotary Club of Patan pledging to contribute thisamountannually.InthehistoryofRotaryinNepal,thisisthelargestlong-termcommitmentofannualcontributionmadebyaNepalithroughaRotaryClubinNepal,andtheRCPisproudofthistrustbestoweduponit.

Akeytothecontinuedsuccessofthisflagshipprogrammeof the RCP is that the entire RCP family takes ownershipofit.Inadditiontoadedicatedcommitteemanagingthisprogramme,theRCPfamilyvolunteersitsvaluabletimeandresources during the annual student selection and fundsdistributionintheassistedschoolsthroughouttheLalitpurDistrict.

TheRotaryClubofPatanappreciatesthecontributionsandcontinuedsupportfromallitsdonorsandwell-wishers.RCP Members, their families, relatives, friends and otherwell-wishersareamongthecontributorsofthisprogramme.

Thisannualreportcaptureskeyactionstakenduringthereportingperiod1July2017to30June2018,andprovidesasummary,togetherwithanattachment,showingallPEEFcontributorsandcontributions

Key Actions:(i) Status of implementation of PEEF Management

Review done in March 2016: In March 2016, theyear of PEEF’s 25th anniversary, the RCP conductedasituationanalysisofthisprogramme.Theanalysisinvestigatedtheprogramme’ssuccessesandstrengths,as well as challenges. It pointed out that a long-termmechanismwasneededtodealwiththePEEF’s

dependence on fluctuating interest rates and thatreportingtoitsexpandingdonorbaseneededtobesimplified.TheOperationalFundhadbeendecreasingdue to reduced interest rates while the scholarshipamounts needed to support students had beenincreasingduetocontinuinginflation.

Basedon the situationanalysis, theRCPconductedasurveytogather importantparticipatory feedbackfrom all members. Feedback from the surveyconfirmedthatthescholarshipsprovidedhavebeenhighlyappreciatedbythestudentsandthattheyhavehelpedneedystudentsincontinuingtheireducation.It also iterated that the RCP wanted this flagshipprogrammetocontinuewiththeparticipationofall,oramaximumnumberofitsmembers.Withreferencetothechallenges,thesurveycameupwithasetofstrategicrecommendationstorevisethemanagementand operational policies of the PEEF. Following athorough review by the PEEF Committee, the RCPBoardandthefull‘House’approvedmajorchangesinthemanagementofthePEEF.Keychangesthathavebeenimplementedaresummarizedbelow:

(a) Expanded investments of the ‘Trust Fund’ from‘Commercial Banks only’ to national-level‘Development Banks’ and Financial Companies,whicharecontrolledbythepoliciesoftheCentralBankofNepal.

(b) RaisedpermanentcontributionforthesponsorshipofastudenttoNRs.50,000.

(c) Continued efforts to increase contributionsto the PEEF Operational Fund to have a goodreserve – balance as at 30 June 2018 reached NRs.564,064.

(d) Towardsqualitativesupportofastudent,graduallyincreased theannual scholarshipamount,whilereducing the number of students and schoolssupportedbasedonaffordability. This year, thescholarship amount per student was increasedfromNRs.2,000toNRs.3,000,withanadditionalNRs. 1,000 (increased from NRs. 500) given tomeritoriousstudentsobtaining70%(B+)ormoremarksintheirfinalprioryearexamination

(e) Afterathoroughreviewofthe27schools,itwasdecidedtoreducethenumberofschoolsto24.However,duetothecommitmenttocontinuetosupport selected students until they completegrade10,thereductionto24schoolswillonlybeattainedby2020.

(f) This PEEF Annual Report, which is provided todonors, indicates original contributions andnumberofstudentssponsoredbyeachdonor.


(iv) Rotary Year 2017-2018 student selection and distribution: In the Rotary Year 2017–2018, 365publicschoolstudentsfromlower-incomefamiliesin27 schoolsof LalitpurDistrict received scholarshipstotallingNRs.1,178,000 to support their educationfromgrade7to10.Asmentionedunder(ii)above,once the school enrolments are complete, the RCPwill support the scholarship recipients in grade 10continuing their studies in grade 11 in the sameschool this year. Thereare61eligible studentsandtheRCPplanstoprovideNRs.5,000toeachstudent.

(v) 2017–2018 Income and Expenditures: During thisRotary Year, total contributions of NRs. 450,000was received in the Trust Fund. In the OperationalFund, contributions of NRs. 680,670 were receivedtogether with an interest income of NRs. 882,644.TotalexpenditureonscholarshipsupportwouldreachNRs.1,507,330.

Balances as of 30 June 2018 (Statement in annex): TrustFund NRs. 12,067,358 OperationalFund NRs. 564,064 Total PEEF NRs. 12,631,422

Conclusion: The RCP is committed to continue the PEEFprogramme to suit the evolving context of the publiceducation system in Nepal with its principal mandate tosupport public school students from lower-income familiestoimprovetheireducation.The PEEF Committee Members for 2018-2019 in the RCPare: Rtn. Lalita Thapa, President Elect: Coordinator, Rtn.Padam L. Maharjan: Programme Manager, Rtn. BijayaMallapaty: Finance Manager, Rtn. Ganesh R. Shrestha:Distribution Manager, Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary: Member- Resource Mobilization, Rtn. Matsyendra L. Kayastha & Rtn. Sharada Prasai: Members. Ex-Officio Members: President,Treasurer,andChairpersonofServiceProjects.

(g) PEEFoperationscontinuetobeentirelymanagedby volunteers in the RCP family, which ensuresthatthePEEFincurszeroadministrativecost.

(ii) Withtheinclusionofgrades11and12insecondaryeducation system in Nepal, and the expansion ofits donor base, the RCP is providing scholarshipsupport tocontinuinggrade11students,andplanstocontinuethissupporttograde12nextyearsubjecttoaffordability.

(iii) Kamalmani Educational Excellence Award (KEEA) to meritorious students receiving PEEF scholarships: TheRCPestablishedthe‘KEEA’in2013withtheinitialsponsorshipoflateRtn.KamalmaniDixit.Theawardfund has since been expandedwith annual supportfrom several other members of the RCP. The KEEAcurrentlyrecognizestoptenmeritoriousstudentsingrade9fromamongthePEEFscholarshiprecipientswithcertificatesandcashawards.TheRCPheldlastyear’s KEEA function on 18 September 2017 in thepresenceofheadmastersofrecipientschools,award-receivingstudentsandtheRCPfamily.

InMarch2017,Ms.MunuRajkarnikar,spouseoflateRtn. Narayan G. Halwai, contributed NRs. 100,000in the name of her husband. In November 2017,Messrs Kunda Dixit and Kanak Dixit contributed NRs. 10,71,117.12 in the name of their father lateRtn.KamalmaniDixit.

The above new contributions, together with annualcontributions from RCPmembers, have enabled theRCPtoincreasetheawardamountsfromthisyearto-NRs.25,000tothefirst,NRs.15,000tothreesecond,andNRs.5,000tosixthirdbeststudents.

Ms. Samdoma Sherpa

The First Prize Winner

A ttheKEEAawardsceremony,thefirstprizewinner,Ms.SamdomaSherpa,madeanoutstandingspeechthankingtheRCPandallthesponsorsofthePEEFandKEEA,onbehalfofallPEEF-supportedschoolsandrecipientsofKEEA.Sherepresentedallthestudentswhenshespokeabouthowgratefultheyhavebeenfortherecognitions.Shecitedherownexampleasasuccessstory–comingfromilliterateandeconomicallypoor

butdeterminedparentswhofacilitatedalltheirfivedaughters’education,shementionedthattheRCPsupporthasbeentrulyinspirationalandhasindeedchangedherlife.

President of Sarswati Govinda Foundation Mr. Govinda D. Shrestha (3rd from left) handing over the cheque of

NRs. 1 million to the President of the RCP in the presence of his family, DGandotherRCPofficials.

Example of a group of students in a school supported by the PEEF (Shree Krishna HSS Dhapakhel) after receiving their

scholarship funds with the RCP representatives.

Example of a group of students in a school supported by the


A. Contributors with Sub-Totals under the RCP Initiators1. Rtn.PiyushB.Bajracharya 5,700 75,000 51,700 126,700 42. Mr.MandarBajracharya,USA 24,860 - 24,860 23. Ms.SabitaR.Bajracharya,USA 15,000 - 15,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Piyush Bajracharya 5,700 114,860 51,700 166,560 4. Rtn.KrishnaBBasnyat 15,000 5,000 20,000 15. LateYasodharaBasnet 15,000 - 15,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Krishna B. Basnyat 30,000 5,000 35,000 6. FormerRtn.ChandraS.Gyawali*** 32,640 5,000 147,080 152,0807. Mrs.OnOswin.Bachan&David'sfriends 75,000 - 75,000 58. Mr.TakashiKawasaki,Japan 60,000 - 60,000 49. Dr.iur.Karl-HeinzLoderle,Austria 82,386 - 82,386 5 Sub-Total former Rtn. Chandra S. Gyawali 32,640 222,386 147,080 369,466 10. LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 108,500 - 108,500 711. LateSpouseAnjuDixit - 20,000 20,000 Sub-Total Late Rtn. Kamal M. Dixit 108,500 20,000 128,500 12. LateRtn.NarayanG.Halwai 12,200 70,250 22,700 92,950 513. IWMunuRajkarnikar 15,000 - 15,000 114. Mrs.NeeruShakya 15,000 - 15,000 115. Rtn.PrahladManandhar 15,000 - 15,000 116. Rtn.Suresh+Dr.IndiraSatyal 30,000 - 30,000 217. LateHarkhaM.Rajkarnikar 100,000 - 100,000 518. Mr.ManishRajkarnikar,USA 57,500 - 57,500 419. Mrs.HeemaRajkarnikarJoshi,USA 15,000 - 15,000 120. Mr.&Mrs.Manish&SmrityRajkarnikar,USA 30,000 - 30,000 221. Mrs.ShubhaR.Shrestha,Australia 15,000 - 15,000 122. Saurav,Anju&Melbournefriends 30,000 - 30,000 223. Mr.DarshanShrestha,Australia 15,000 - 15,000 124. Mrs.SmrityTuladharandfriends,USA 15,000 - 15,000 125. Mr.S.Muramoto,Japan 10,000 - 10,000 126. Rtn.JimSinclair,USA 14,497 - 14,497 1 Sub-Total Late Rtn. Narayan G. Halwai 12,200 447,247 22,700 469,947 27. Rtn.MatsyendraL.Kayastha 205,000 45,000 250,000 1228. Rtn.ChandralekhaKayastha 15,000 15,000 30,000 129. LateKrishnaL.Kayastha 15,000 15,000 30,000 130. LateAmritK.Kayastha 15,000 15,000 30,000 131. Mr.ManishKayastha 60,000 15,000 75,000 432. LateNandaL.&ChiniyaD.Kayastha 15,000 15,000 30,000 133. LateMr.&Mrs.SinghaB.Kayastha 15,000 15,000 30,000 134. Mrs.PrathanaS.Kayastha 15,000 10,000 25,000 135. Mr.&Mrs.Kanhaiya&RohiniKayastha,USA 15,000 15,000 30,000 136. Mrs.MousamK.Adcock,USA 32,725 27,275 60,000 237. Dr.BruceAdcock,USA 17,700 12,300 30,000 138. Mr.RayhanK.Adcock,USA 15,000 15,000 30,000 139. LateKrishnaBGongol 20,000 10,000 30,000 140. LateBhumatiD.Gongol 20,000 10,000 30,000 141. Mrs.MeghaK.Joshi 20,000 - 20,000 142. Rtns.Matsyendra&ChandralekhaKayastha 50,000 10,000 60,000 243. Ms.DiyaK.Adcock 20,000 10,000 30,000 144. Mr.PranishL.Kayastha 30,000 20,000 50,000 145. Mr.Jitendra&DeepaAmatya 30,000 - 30,000 146. LateMr.AnandaL.Kayasthafamily 50,000 50,000 50,000 1 Sub-Total Rtns. Matsyendra & Chandralekha Kayastha 50,000 675,425 274,575 950,000 47. Rtn.PadamL.Maharjan 20,000 - 20,000 148. LateSanuMaharjan 15,000 - 15,000 149. LateMrsLanthakuwnMaharjan 15,000 - 15,000 150. Mr.PascalMaharjan,USA 15,000 - 15,000 151. Mr.PankajMaharjan,USA 15,000 - 15,000 1

Prajapati Education Endowment Fund Contribution as of June 30, 2018

S.No. Contributors2017-2018 Receipts

Trust Fund operational Fund

Totals as of 30 June 2018 original Students#

in NRs.

Trust Fund operational Fund Total


52. Mrs.PoonamMaharjan,USA 15,000 - 15,000 153. Ms.AyumiI.Maharjan 20,000 - 20,000 154. Mrs.EmiI.Maharjan,USA 15,000 - 15,000 155. Ms.MijukiI.Maharjan 20,000 - 20,000 156. Mr.&Mrs.Michael&Kristine 52,880 - 52,880 257. MsAnyeMaeMaharjan 30,000 30,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Padma L. Maharjan 232,880 - 232,880 58. Rtns.BijayaandGabrieleMallapaty - 100,000 100,00059. Rtn.GabrieleMallapaty 30,000 - 30,000 260. Rtn.BijayaMallapaty 8,400 55,000 58,400 113,400 361. Ms.SmritiMallapaty,USA 15,000 15,000 30,000 162. Mr.AjayaMallapaty,USA 30,000 30,000 60,000 263. MrsIlseHahn,Germany 15,000 15,000 30,000 164. Mrs.ManuelaMucke,Germany 15,000 - 15,000 165. LateDilliR.Uprety 15,000 - 15,000 166. Mr.RorajPradhananga,USA 62,750 - 62,750 467. Mr.BhawaniSapkota,USA 30,000 - 30,000 268. Mrs.SujalaPant,USA 15,000 - 15,000 169. Mangalaand(LateShive)Pradhananga,USA 105,000 57,876 162,876 670. Mrs.SurabiBhattarai,USA 15,000 - 15,000 171. Ms.KatherinePiedra,USA 15,000 - 15,000 172. Mr.JorgenAndersen,Denmark 3,370 3,370 3,370 Sub-Total Rtns. Bijaya & Gabriele Mallapaty 11,770 417,750 279,646 697,396 73. Rtn.KeshabB.Mathema 66,000 - 66,000 474. Mr.andMrs.Chris&KathleenDavis,USA 126,902 - 126,902 875. NickSimonsFoundation 366,000 - 366,000 2076. Mr.BarunMathema 30,000 - 30,000 2 Sub-Total Rtn. Keshab B. Mathema 588,902 - 588,902 77. Rtn.RabendraR.Pandey 15,000 - 15,000 178. KhagendraPiyushEducationGuthi*** 18,360 15,000 83,880 98,880 179. Rtn.RobertRose&AnneGina,USA 15,000 - 15,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Rabendra R. Pandey 18,360 45,000 83,880 128,880 80. Rtn.Krishna(Late)&IWSulochanaPradhan 15,000 - 15,000 181. Mr.&Mrs.Mahesh&SandhyaPradhan 15,000 - 15,000 182. Mr.Mrs.Sarosh&RajshreePradhan 15,000 - 15,000 183. IWSulochanaPradhan 20,000 - 20,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Krishna (Late) & IW Sulochana Pradhan 65,000 - 65,000 84. PrajapatiFoundation - 100,000 100,00085. Rtn.ShardaPrasai 150,000 - 150,000 1086. LateRtn.PrajapatiPrasai 14,000 - 14,000 187. Mr.AndreGilloz,Switzerland 453,290 - 453,290 3088. MrGeorgesA.Cuendet,Switzerland 381,227 - 381,227 2589. MsVeera&MrC.Trachaz,Switzerland 573,473 - 573,473 3890. Mrs.InesRamaut,Belgium 28,488 - 28,488 291. MrPatric&MrsMartine,Belgium 13,972 - 13,972 1 Sub-Total Rtns. Prajapati (Late) & Sharda Prasai 1,614,450 100,000 1,714,450 92. Rtn.SibaB.Rajbhandaryandfamily 163,795 10,000 173,795 1193. InternationalLadiesBridgeClub 30,000 - 30,000 294. Dr.SushilaPradhan 30,000 - 30,000 295. Mrs.MaryPradhan,USA 38,290 - 38,290 396. MrsDeepaH.Rustum,USA 46,920 - 46,920 397. Mr.YakshyaB.Malla,USA 15,094 - 15,094 198. Mr.&Mrs.Obi&VibhaJoshi,USA 14,400 - 14,400 199. Mr.DillonLal,USA 12,010 - 12,010 1100. Mr.PrayogM.Pradhan,Australia 15,000 - 15,000 1101. Mr.GrijeshM.Shrestha 15,000 - 15,000 1102. Mr.JarodLal,USA 15,000 - 15,000 1103. Mr.EverestB.Rajbhandary,USA 34,501 - 34,501 2





in NRs.




S.No. ContributorsTrust Fund operational Fund

original Students#

in NRs.


2017-2018 Receipts Totals as of 30 June 2018

104. Dr.RojiRajbhandary,USA 15,000 - 15,000 1105. PDGRtn.AmitavMukerjee,India 39,500 - 39,500 3106. PDGRtn.ShekharMehta,India 25,000 - 25,000 2107. Rtn.SusanSola,USA 35,248 - 35,248 2108. Mr.KeithSmith,Australia 95,525 - 95,525 6109. Ms.LindaStarodub,USA 17,033 - 17,033 1110. Mr.RichardC.Goldman,USA 7,547 - 7,547 1111. Dr.PrabhuPrabhakar,USA 2,364,202 421,970 2,786,172 98112. Ms.MaitiMithilaRajbhandary 30,000 - 30,000 1ThroughRtn.Dr.TulsiLMaharjan,USA: 113. Rtn.Dr.TulsiLMaharjan 40,709 - 40,709 2114. LateShailendraK.Upadhyay 15,000 - 15,000 1115. LateMohanN.Shrestha 15,000 - 15,000 1116. LateKulNarayanMaharjan 139,625 - 139,625 10117. LateKrishnaManandhar 455,950 - 455,950 30118. LateHariB.Dongol 148,000 - 148,000 10119. FriendsofNepal,NewJersey,USA 232,550 - 232,550 9120. LateLaxmiM.Maharjan 37,550 - 37,550 2121. WenChinanYangMem.Scholarship 148,000 - 148,000 10122. Mr.JohnPerson 30,000 30,000 1123. MsSulochana 110,924 110,924 3 Sub-Total Rtn. Siba B. Rajbhandary 4,432,373 431,970 4,864,343 124. Rtn.PrakashR.Regmi 45,000 - 45,000 3125. IWUpasanaRegmi 15,000 - 15,000 1126. Ms.JigyasaRegmi 30,000 - 30,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Prakash R. Regmi 90,000 - 90,000 127. Rtn.PushkarM.Shakya - 20,000 20,000128. Mrs.TeresaCruz,PortugeseConsular 112,767 - 112,767 7129. Ms.RitaJ.Weber,Switzerland 11,000 - 11,000 1130. Mr.AndreDeJonckheere,BelgiumConsular 10,000 - 10,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Pushkar M. Shakya 133,767 20,000 153,767 131. Rtn.GaneshR.Shrestha 78,000 15,000 93,000 5132. Mr.YadavKunwar 75,000 - 75,000 5133. Mr.BijayaN.Bhattarai 15,000 - 15,000 1134. IWBijayaShrestha 15,000 - 15,000 1135. Ms.UjalaShrestha 15,000 - 15,000 1 Sub-Total Rtn. Ganesh R. Shrestha 198,000 15,000 213,000 136. Rtn.KedarB.Shrestha 15,000 20,000 35,000 1137. Indra-JawaharSahyogGuthi 15,000 - 15,000 1138. Mrs.JawaharD.Shrestha 15,000 - 15,000 1139. Mr.SeasonShrestha,USA 10,388 - 10,388 1140. Mr.PremR.Mahat,USA 10,388 - 10,388 1141. Mr.RajendraShrestha,USA 10,388 - 10,388 1142. Dr.&Mrs.Sanjib&SoniShrestha,USA 25,158 - 25,158 2143. Dr.SanjibShrestha,USA 60,000 - 60,000 4144. Mr.&Mrs.Keshav&RamS.Shrestha,USA 15,000 - 15,000 1145. Mr.&Mrs.Shreedhar&SudeshnaShrestha,USA 18,773 - 18,773 1146. Mr.&Mrs.Bharat&Baijanti,USA 14,770 - 14,770 1147. Mr.&Mrs.Anuva&KraigBonzek,USA 14,770 - 14,770 1148. Mr.RajShrestha 14,770 - 14,770 1149. Mr.&Mrs.Nabin&AgnesShrestha,USA 14,770 - 14,770 1150. Mr.&Mrs.Bikash&BijayaShrestha,USA 7,161 - 7,161151. Mr.&Mrs.Pankaz&MonikaShrestha,USA 14,770 - 14,770 1152. Dr.SabinShrestha,USA 14,770 - 14,770 1153. SarswatiGovindaFoundation 400,000 600,000 400,000 600,000 1,000,000 Sub-Total Rtn. Kedar B. Shrestha 400,000 600,000 690,876 620,000 1,310,876 154. Rtn.MuktiN.Shrestha 20,000 - 20,000 1155. IWPrabinaShrestha 45,000 - 45,000 3 Sub-Total Rtn. Mukti N. Shrestha 65,000 - 65,000






in NRs.


156. Rtn.LalitaThapa 30,000 1,000 31,000 1157. Ms.RupaChitrakar 90,000 10,000 100,000 3 Sub-Total Rtn. Lalita Thapa 120,000 11,000 131,000 Total of A 450,000 680,670 10,292,416 2,082,551 12,374,967 B. Individual RCP Contributors 1. Rtn.BijayaBajracharya 1,000 - 1,0002. Rtn.KamalB.Nyachhyon 15,000 - 15,000 13. PDGRtn.TirthaM.Sakya 15,000 - 15,000 14. Rtn.BiswaB.Sharma 15,000 10,000 25,000 15. Rtn.Jeevan&IWGunuShrestha 20,000 4,000 24,000 16. Rtn.KiranShresthawithArti,Usha,Abha 15,000 - 15,000 17. Rtn.SantaK.Shrestha 25,111 - 25,111 28. Rtn.JamunaK.Tamrakar 79,500 6,000 85,500 59. Rtn.NirmalPradhanang(Memory:KiethSmith) - 5,000 5,00010. Rtn.ShivP.Khemka 50,000 50,000 111. Rtn.TulsiNeupane(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 112. Mr.SureshC.Lakhey(FormerRCP) 77,000 - 77,000 513. Mr.ShreedharShumsherJBR(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 114. Mr.Khruschev&IWKalpanaShrestha(FormerRCP) 20,000 10,000 30,000 115. Mr.SomPaneru(FormerRCP) 20,000 - 20,000 116. LateMr.ShreedharAcharya(FormerRCP) 71,000 - 71,000 517. Mr.ChirinjibiAcharya(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 118. Dr.ChandraP.Maskey(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 119. Dr.PrachandaPradhan(FormerRCP) 30,000 - 30,000 220. Mr.BhismaR.Prasai(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 121. Mr.MadanRai(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 122. Mr.GyanuR.Shakya(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 123. Mr.KarnaB.Shakya(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 124. Mr.MotiL.Shilpakar(FormerRCP) 13,000 - 13,000 125. LateMr.RamS.Thapa(FormerRCP) 15,000 - 15,000 126. FormerRCPMembers:LateRtn.VishnuP.Dhital-6000, Mr.OmRajbhandary-6000,Rtn.SiddhiB.Shakya-3000, MrSagarShumshereJBR-5000,&Mr.DhrubaThapa-1000 21,000 - 21,000 Total of B 622,611 35,000 657,611 C. Other Contributors 1. AlanCope,IsleofMan,UK-1000;Rtn.DenikJrak, Belgium-1000;Rtn.ShiyoKajuNetsu,Japan-5000; &Mr.DhruvaB.Raut-1000 8,000 - 8,0002. GovindaPratistham 15,000 - 15,000 13. InnerWheelClubofRCP 240,000 - 240,000 164. Rtn.GaleJones,USA 14,807 - 14,807 15. LatePDGRtn.T.Manekshaw 25,001 - 25,001 26. SaheedDharmaB.Mathema 15,000 - 15,000 17. IWBrindaRana 20,000 - 20,000 18. RotaryClubFukui,Japan 35,449 - 35,449 29. RCPincludingVocationalFund 439,074 - 439,074 2910. SamjhoutaNepal 340,000 - 340,000 22 Total of C 1,152,331 - 1,152,331 Grand Total A+B+C (All Contributions to TF and OF) 450,000 680,670 12,067,358 2,117,551 14,184,909

Balance as of 30 June 2017 30 June 2018TrustFund 11,617,358 12,067,358

OperatingFund 508,080 564,064

Total 12,125,438 12,631,422

*** Cumulative annual contributions of former RCP Rtn. Chandra S. Gyawali and Khagendra Piyush Edu. Guthi, c/o Rtn. Rabendra R. Pandey, have been included in the Operational Fund since its reporting in this format from 2014.


INSPIRE youTH, GAIN RoTARIANSAND FoRM A bETTER SoCIETy

- Rtn. Preeti Khemka

Rotary is a service organization and Rotarians are its

members who meet regularly, in their clubs, and donate

their time, money and talent to help those in need and

contribute to a better world. When Margaret Mead, an

American cultural anthropologist, said, “Never doubt

that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens

can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that

ever has”. I think that she might have been thinking

about Rotarians.

Rotary International needs more and more individuals

to join Rotary to contribute to sustainable, long-term

projects in local communities across the globe, focusing

on important issues like peace and conflict resolution,

disease prevention and treatment, water and sanitation,

maternal and child health, basic education and literacy,

economic and community development. However, Rotary

faces a challenge in finding people, especially youth, to

join and stay on with Rotary.

Youth is the energetic group of society who want positive

change in their own family, community, society, state

with the aim of an overall development of the country.

They are the change agents of society, who have the

capacity to transform it. They give new energy to Rotary

to achieve its goals. Therefore, it is not only important,

but also crucial to convince and inspire youth to join

Rotary.

The Rotary International has Rotaract Clubs, which are

formed especially to help young adults in our communities

to develop leadership skills, build lasting friendships

and create positive change in the society. Rotaract Clubs

have been running various youth programmes such as

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), Rotary Youth

Exchange, Group Study Exchange etc. that show that

there are people who are interested and are serious

in pursuing Rotary’s vision. They have proven to be

very successful and encouraging young people to join

in. There is always room for improvements! Therefore,

through this article, I am sharing some views on how we

can encourage young people to join Rotary Clubs.

Firstly, the Rotary club has to come in the eye of the

public, especially the youth, and the best possible way

to do so in today’s world is through different social and

print media. Rotary clubs have to stress all the positives

of joining Rotary, including all the good that Rotary

is doing in the community, and create stories about

how their members are gaining meaning in their own

lives by working through Rotary. Clubs can also stress

upon all the good things Rotary does around the world,

including its flagship ‘End Polio Now’ campaign. Along

with these, what Rotary clubs can initiate is the growth

of the Rotaract clubs and encourage more and more non-

Rotarians to take part in various Rotary programmes.

‘Fellowship’ is another equally important aspect of

Rotary. Rotarians are top-notch people, and it is a true

pleasure to meet many and become friends with them.

It is essential to make today’s youth understand that

joining Rotary is not only for service, but also for the

company of fellow Rotarians and others who share

similar values. When they get together, they can learn

from each other, exchange ideas, have fun and a good

time. It is a doorway to fun and adventure.

Secondly, the Rotary clubs can work towards increasing

current members’ comfort and participation. It should

make its members active and productive by making club


activities interesting for voluntary participation. This

could be done through service projects, which need to

be meaningful for members to be joining happily. Clubs

should also encourage activities that are more fun.

If members are happy, they will introduce new ones.

This is a very effective way to attract and retain new

members.

Often targeted youth are unaware of what Rotary clubs do

and how club members work as a close-knit family. They

consider Rotary as an old-fashioned club with regular

meeting and rituals. This is only myth! Therefore, when

someone shows interest, the club should invite him or

her to club meetings. This will help one to understand

more about the club. It will give them an opportunity to

mix with members. Let one realize that it is also a real

opportunity to experience and learn from members who

have been very successful. Public speaking, running

meetings, introducing and associating with new people

- are some of the skills one can pick up being part of a

Rotary club. This will help one in his/her professional

life too.

Many times people wish to do something in their lives

for the community. However, they do not know, how

they can approach and how they can give back to the

society. Here Rotary is one of the best options since it

acts as a platform for people to serve. Therefore, inviting

a prospective member in project visits and letting

him/her interact with beneficiaries will help one to

understand how Rotary provides them this opportunity.

This would inspire him/her to join Rotary.

By doing some of the things suggested above, Rotary

clubs could ’Be the Inspiration’ – the theme of Rotary

International President for 2018-2019. The inspiration

would awaken the soul of individuals and youth to join

hands to do ‘Good’ through Rotary. In short, the clubs

should let people know the real meaning of Rotary and

its clubs, let them inspire themselves to come to join.

Believe me, when they come with an awakened soul,

the clubs will have real, meaningful, vibrant and diverse

Rotarians who together will form a better world to live

in. Passion comes from within and passionate youth

will change the world.

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Rotary Club of Patan (RCP)

voCATIoNAl SERvICE AwARDS

- Rtn. Nirmal K. Pradhanang- Rtn. Prakash Raj Regmi

Background:

OneofthefiveAvenuesofService,‘VocationalService’is rooted in the second object of Rotary, which calls onRotarianstoencourageandfosterhighethicalstandardsinbusinessandprofessionsandrecognizetheworthinessofallusefuloccupations.

Since many years, the Rotary Club of Patan hasrecognizedindividualswhohavedemonstratedhighethicalprofessional standards, and through their vocations,madeoutstandingcontributionstosociety.

SincetheRotaryYear2010/11theRotaryClubofPatanstartedtoconferVocationalServiceAwardsonuptothreeoutstandingprofessionalseveryyear.

TheAwardsaregivenataceremonyorganizedbytheRotary Club of Patan during Rotary’s Vocational ServiceMonth,whichisnowobservedduringthemonthofJanuary.

The vocational awards carry a cash award and acertificate.Thecashawardsarecoveredby funds fromtheRotaryClubofPatanandmembersoftheclub.Rtn.PrakashRajRegmihasbeencontributingsince2010-2011andRtn.Nirmal Pardhanang joined since 2014/15. Following thelatestRotaryClubofPatanBoarddecisionof6Oct.2017,theawardamounthasbeenraisedtoNRs.11,000eachtotwoawardeeswithRotaryClubofPatanprovidingNRs.8,000andRtns.PrakashRajRegmiandNirmalK.PardhanangprovidingNRs.7,000each.

Historical Record Since 2010-2011

Rotary Year Date Recipients of Award Service Area Work Place Award Amount NRs.

2010/11 1Nov.2010 Ms.SrijanaRajopadhyayaMs.AaratiChatautMr.NarayanShrestha

Health

Media

Media

BirHospitalNepalTelevisionNepalTelevision

5000

5000

5000

2011/12 24Oct.2011 Ms.SamjhanaMaharjanMs.BinaTamang

Media

Health

SagarmathaFMMedicareHospital

5000

5000

2012/13 29Oct.2012 Ms.NandaK.Maharjan Education JanasewaHSS,Kirtipur 5000

2013/14 02Dec.2013 Mr.DharmaG.Maharjan Education HarisiddhiHSS,Lalitpur 5000

2014/15 27Oct.2014 Ms.RitaThapaMs.DilK.ChaudharyMs.GitaBanjara

SocialService

SocialService

Health

FounderofTEWAActivist,FreeKamlariHealthWorkerMentalHospital

5000

5000

5000

2015/16 22Feb.2016 Mr.BabuKajiKhatriMs.SudhaVaidyaMs.SrijanaDuwalShrestha

Education

Health

Media

AdarshaHSS,LalitpurKathMedicalCollegeSub-editorNARI

5000

5000

5000

2016/17 23Jan.2017 Ms.GrishmaRajbhandaryMr.KeshavP.DhakalMr.UddhavB.Khatri

Media

RHDEducator

Education

ImageChannelTVHealthEducatorUdayaKharkaHSS

5000

5000

5000

2017/18 15Jan.2018 Ms.BabitaBasnetMr.AnmolMaharjan

Media

Health

ChiefEd.Ghatna-Ra-BicharMaleNurse,PCRHDProject

11000

11000


KAMAlMANI EDuCATIoNAl ExCEllENCE AwARD (KEEA) HISToRy

- Rtn. Bijaya Mallapaty

Background:

The Kamalmani Educational Excellence Award (KEEA)started in 2012 with a donation of NRs. 100,000 by lateRtn. Kamalmani Dixit to establish a “Fund’ to honour thebest-performingstudentamongthosereceivingscholarshipsfromtheRCP’sPrajapatiEducationEndowmentFund(PEEF).InDecember2013,thebestall-roundstudentamongthreestudentsreceiveditsfirstaward.

InFebruary2014,theRCPincreasedtheawardamountfromNRs.5,000toNRs.10,000after lateRtn.KamalmaniDixit contributed an additional NRs. 25,000 to RCP’s ClubServiceFund.Toexpandthisaward,Rtn.GaneshR.Shresthaand PDG Rtn. Tirtha M. Sakya provided additional annualcontributionsofNRs.5,000andNRs.3,000respectivelyforthe2ndand3rdbeststudents.ThesecondawardceremonytookplaceinDecember2014,whichawardedthreestudents.

InOctober2015,theRCPfurtherexpandedtheawardsto reward10studentsbasedonmeritamongthestudentssponsored by the PEEF. The additional 9 prizes would begiven through annual contributions from RCP members -threesecondprizesofNRs.5,000eachwerecontributedbyRtns.GaneshR.Shrestha,BijayaMallapatyandMatsyendraL.andChandralekhaKayastha;andsixthirdprizesofNRs.3,000eachwerecontributedbyRtns.PDGTirthaM.Sakya,Lalita Thapa, Sharada Prasai, Gautam Shakya (replaced byJamuna K. Tamrakar from 2017), Siba B. Rajbhandary andNirmal K. Pradhanang. The third award ceremony in April2016awarded10studentsforthefirsttime.

In June 2016, late Rtn. Kamalmani Dixit contributedadditionalNRs.30,000makingatotalcontributionofNRs.155,000totheRCP’sClubServiceFund,whichcoveredthefirstprizeofNRs.12,000annually.

In March 2017, Ms. Munu Rajkarnikar, spouse of lateRtn. Narayan G. Halwai, contributed NRs. 100,000 in thenameofherhusbandfortheKEEAtotheRCP’sClubServiceFund,andtheRCPallocatedNRs.8,000everyyearfortheKEEAinthenameoflateRtn.NarayanG.Halwai.

In November 2017, Messrs Kunda Dixit and KanakDixit contributed NRs. 10,71,117.12 in the name of lateRtn.KamalmaniDixittotheRCP’sClubServiceFundfortheKEEA.

Award Modalities:Annually, ten top-scoring students in the final

examinationofgradeIXfrom10differentschoolssupportedbythePEEFarepre-selected.TheRCPcallsall10studentsforinterviewandcategorise-onebestall-roundstudent,threesecond-best students and six third-best students for cashawardsandcertificates.

TheRCPInterviewandSelectionCommitteecomprisesoftheCoordinatorofthePEEF(RCPPresidentElect),theRCPSecretaryandtheRCPChairpersonoftheServiceProjects.

Theawardceremony,whichisalsoanadvocacyeventtoenhancethepublicimageofRotary/RotaryClubofPatan,isheldeveryyear,preferablyinSeptember.TheRCPalsoinvitesalltheHeadmastersfromthePEEFsupportedschoolstotheceremony.

Takingintoaccountthelasttwocontributionsreceivedin 2017 to the RCP Club Service Fund and the annualcontributions pledged by members, from the sixth awardceremony in 2018, the revised awards/sponsors would beasfollows:

Category Sponsor Amount T. Prize Amount (NRs.) (NRs.)1stPrize LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 25,000 25,000

2ndPrize(1)LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 6,000

Rtn.GaneshR.Shrestha 5,000 15,000

LateRtn.NarayanG.Halwai 4,000

2ndPrize(2)LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 6,000

Rtns.MatsyendraL. 5,000 15,000

andChandralekhaKayastha


2ndPrize(3)LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 10,000 15,000

Rtn.BijayaMallapaty 5,000

3rdPrize(1)LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 2,000 5,000

PDGRtn.TirthaM.Sakya 3,000

3rdPrize(2) LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 2,000 5,000

Rtn.LalitaThapa 3,000


Rtn.SharadaPrasai 3,000


Rtn.NirmalK.Pradhanang 3,000



Rtn.SibaB.Rajbhandary 3,000


Rtn.JamunaK.Tamrakar 3,000

Grand Totals: 100,000*

*SummaryofdistributionofNRs.100,000:NRs.59,000inthenameoflateRtn.KamalmaniDixit,&NRs.8,000inthenameoflateRtn.NarayanG.Halwai,andNRs.33,000annualcontributionsfromcurrentmembers.

Award History:1st Award Ceremony – 16 December 2013Award Recipient:• Ms. Pratima Khadka – Shree Mahendragram SecondarySchool,Tikathali,NRs.5,000

2nd Award Ceremony – 8 December 2014Award Recipients:• 1st Ms. Sony Maharjan – Shree Balkumari SecondarySchool,Sunakothi,NRs.10,000

• 2ndMs.KajalShrestha–AdharshaKanyaHigherSecondarySchool,MangalBazar,NRs.5,000

• 3rdMr. PujanBhandari – Tri Padma VidyashramHigherSecondarySchool,PulchowkNRs.3,000

3rd Award Ceremony – 10 April 2016Award Recipients:• 1stMs.PrayatnaShrestha–AdarshaKanyaHigherSec.School,MangalBazar,NRs.12,000

• 2ndMr.Ukesh Thapa – ShreeMahendragram SecondarySchool,Tikathali,NRs.5,000

• 2ndMs. Rasmi Tamang – Tri Padma VidyashramHigherSecondarySchool,Pulchowk,NRs.5,000

• 2nd Mr. Prabina KC – Shree Ganesh Secondary School,Dukuchhap,NRs.5,000

• 3rd Ms. Anjali Maharjan – Shree Balkumari SecondarySchool,Sunakothi,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMs.PujaShrestha–ShreeKrishnaHigherSecondarySchool,Dhapakhel,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMs.SaraswatiGhale–PatanHigherSecondarySchool,PatanDhoka,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMs.RuthRai–AdarshaSaulHigherSecondarySchool,Bungamati,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMs.MunaRasaili–ShreeMahendraBhrikutiSecondarySchool,Ekantakuna,NRs.3,000

• 3rd Mr. Dinesh KC – Lubhu Secondary School, Lubhu, NRs.3,000

4th Award Ceremony – 20 February 2017Award Recipients:• 1stMs.MandiraShrestha–TriPadmaVidyashramHigherSec.School,Pulchowk,NRs.12,000

• 2ndMs.RenukaShresthaMahanta–ShreeMahendragramSec.School,Tikathali,NRs.5,000

• 2ndMr.KrishnaBahadurPahadi–ShreePathPradarsakSecondarySchool,Badikhel,NRs.5,000

• 2ndMr.SubarnaMaharjan–ShreeRudrayaniSecondarySchool,Khokana,NRs.5,000

• 3rd Mr. Sushan Dulal – Shree Udaya Kharka SecondarySchool,Chapagaon,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMr.SuwashGuragain–MadanSmarakHigherSecondarySchool,Pulchowk,NRs.3,000

• 3rd Ms. Sindhu Jayaswal – Pragati Sichhya HigherSecondarySchool,Kopundole,NRs.3,000

• 3rd Ms. Purnima Maharjan – Shree Saraswati HigherSecondarySchool,Thecho,NRs.3,000

• 3rd Ms. Gyanu Kala Rai – Shree Balkumari SecondarySchool,Sunakothi,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMs.AmbikaSunwar–AdarshaKanyaHigherSecondarySchool,MangalBazar,NRs.3,000

5th Award Ceremony – 18 Sept 2017• 1stMs.SamdomaSherpa–TriPadmaVidyashramHigherSec.School,Pulchowk,NRs.12,000

• 2ndMr. Sujib Pahari– Shree Path Pradarsak SecondarySchool,Badikhel,NRs.5,000

• 2ndMr.KrishnaKhatri–LubhuSecondarySchool,Lubhu,NRs.5,000

• 2ndMs.SuraviKarki–PragatiSichhyaHigherSecondarySchool,Kopundole,NRs.5,000

• 3rdMr.BimalDangol–ShreeRudrayaniSecondarySchool,Khokana,NRs.3,000

• 3rd Mr. Bishal Lama Thing- Shree Mahendra AdarshaHigherSec.School,Imadole,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMr.SagarSunwar–PatanHigherSecondarySchool,PatanDhoka,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMr.SarojGhale–ShreeSaraswotiHigherSecondarySchool,Lele,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMs.SoniRai–BalBinodSecondarySchool,NaTole,NRs.3,000

• 3rdMs. Tara Khadka – Shree KrishnaHigher SecondarySchool,Dhapakhel,NRs.3,000

Group photo with Kamalmani Educational Excellence Awardees 2017-2018


FEllowSHIP ACTIvITIES

oF THE RCP- Rtn. Kedar Bhakta ShresthaPP & Fellowships Co-ordinator

Service and fellowship are the two pillars of Rotary. It is

through the medium of fellowship that we are encouraged

and enabled to serve our community and society. Rotary

clubs consist of members who have achieved success and

gained reputation in their respective field of callings

- be that as doctors, engineers, business professionals,

technicians, bureaucrats, development managers,

lawyers and so on. To bring all these multi- faceted

talents together and motivate them in the common

objective of service, fellowship acts as a glue that binds

them together.

The great joy of being a Rotarian is the opportunity

to meet, intermingle and interact with fellow members

coming from different backgrounds and pursuits.

These members are united by the common purpose of

service and this is made possible with the medium of

fellowship, which we avail of every time we meet at the

regular meetings. This fellowship is further extended

and strengthened through various additional activities

like fellowship dinners, outings, visits to project sites

and the like.

Let me give two examples of how I have benefited

from being a Rotarian. I have served and worked in our

country’s diplomatic field for forty years taking me to

all nooks and corners of the world with opportunities to

mingle and rub shoulders with the high and mighty of

the world. However, it was only when I joined the Rotary

that I got to know and act closely with fellow members

of different vocations and professions. The weekly

meetings and the fellowship that precede them provide

an excellent opportunity to exchange news and views

about events, topics and matters of common interest.

This, I must say, has helped enhance my knowledge and

understanding of many issues and events.

Second, I view Rotary as a great level playing field.

Members coming from different background and status

can and do come together as equals in the common

objective of service. Although one’s background cannot

be totally forgotten or ignored, you are equal to all the

other members of the club and your status in the club

is determined by the position you hold in the club. Here

also fellowship, I feel, has an important role to play.

Fellowship defined

I feel fellowship is not properly understood by everyone

and often subjected to misinterpretation. There are

several definitions of the word “fellowship”. I give two

of them:

a) a friendly association, especially with people who

share common interests; and

b) a group of people that join for a common purpose or

interest.

From the above, it is clear that fellowship connotes

group of people coming together with common interests.

However, the narrow interpretation of the word tends to

equate it with reveling in partaking alcoholic beverages.

This is not true at all. Fellowship can be conducted with

a simple breakfast, afternoon tea, an elaborate dinner

with/without alcoholic drinks, picnics, outings, site


FFF

If you want to change the world, go home & love your family- Mother Teresa

visits and so on. Viewed from this angle, RCP has a host

of fellowship activities, some of them unique, all round

the year. Key regular events are listed below.

RCP Fellowships

• Birthday Fellowship: The entire membership

is divided into three groups (currently of 10/11

members each). Three times a year, each group

holds a dinner at different venues. The birthday

boys/girls are feted with garlands/thangkas.

Occasionally, they are also given Newari style

‘Shagun’ consisting of eggs, fish, bara, reinforced

by home-brewed Rakshi. All the members of the

club with spouses join this event and it is a favorite

fellowship happening. Fixed annual contributions

are raised from all members at the beginning of

each Rotary year.

• Annual outing: This is an annual one or two

nights’ outing with members and spouses to various

locations in the country. We have had outings in

Tatopani, Chitwan National Park areas, Bandipur,

Dhulikhel and so on. This event, while providing

an excellent opportunity for fellowship, also let

members get to know different parts of the country

with its flora and fauna, wild life, Himalayan vistas

and village life.

• Annualpicnic: Our club also arranges a one-day

picnic inside the valley.

• PastPresident’s Fellowship: Every three to four

months, the Club holds a PP Fellowship Dinner

hosted by one of the Past Presidents by rotation.

During the event, informal discussions are held

about the club’s overall activities, its strong

and weak points and suggestions are made for

improvements in areas, where needed. To ensure

that the views of the Past Presidents are conveyed

to the general membership, the practice has been

to include in the event the sitting President of the

Club.

• JointBoardmeeting: This is held at the end of

the Rotary year hosted by the President Elect and

all the members and spouses are invited to the

fellowship dinner after the Board meeting.

• Charter Night celebration: All members and

spouses are invited and can have a rewarding

fellowship event among themselves and invited

district officials and guests.

• PlatinumGroup: This is a group of elders of the

club who are 75 or more years of age. This group

meets every 3 months for dinner hosted by one of

the members in order of seniority. They reminisce

about olden days, their family, neighborhood and

personal memoirs.

Lately, to offset, even though partly, the rising costs

of meals and other items, an informal and voluntary

group has been formed. Known as TED (Thirty Rupees

everyday) Group, members pledge thirty rupees a day

- rounded up to Rupees 1,000 per month - towards the

Members’ Fellowship Fund.

On top of these activities, we also have some informal

groupings, which are kind of offshoot groups.

From the above, one can notice that RCP has a varied

and innovative list of fellowship activities round the

year giving true meaning to the cause of fellowship.


• Wouldyouhaveknownthat:

• Father of Aviation: In 1799, English aviatorGeorgeCayley(1773–1857)builtthefirstglider

that could go short distances. His early work

helped inventors understand the dynamics of

flight,andtheWrightBrothersacknowledgedhis

importance.

➢ • First Successful Flight: The Wright Brothers(OrvilleandWilburWright)inventedandflewthe

first plane in 1903. It is considered the world’s

first “sustained and controlled heavier-than-air

poweredflight.”Theaircraft,theWrightBrothers,

flewabout120feet.

➢ • KLM of The Netherlands stands for “Koninklijke

Luchtvaart Maatschappij” meaning Royal Dutch

Airlines. It is the oldest airlines in the world

establishedin1919.

➢ • QANTAS–isAustralia’sairline,originallystoodfor

“QueenslandandNorthernTerritoriesAirServices”.

Itisthesecondoldestairlinesintheworldformed

in1920,alsohasthebestsafetyrecordswithno

fatalcrashesintheirhistory.

➢ • The largest passenger plane is the Airbus A-380

nearly 240 feet long, almost 80 feet high, and

has a wingspan of 260 feet. This double-decker

plane has a standard seating capacity of 555

passengers.

➢ • The Russian cargo plane Antonov An-225 is the

largestplaneintheworldwith6engines.

➢ • Flights longerthan8hoursrequire3pilots(one

captain and two first officers) to rotate flight

duties. Flights longer than 12 hours require 4

pilots(onecaptainandthreefirstofficers).They

usuallyfly3-4hoursshifts.

- Rtn Mahendra S. Rawal

AvIATIoN FACTS AND FIGuRES

➢ •Most pilots and co-pilots on major airlines are

not allowed to eat the same food to avoid the

possibilityoffoodpoisoningsickeningtheentire

flightcrew.

➢ • Air travel is the second safest form of travel.

Thefirstsafestmethodistheelevator/escalator,

althoughyouwillnotgetveryfar.

➢ • The oxygen mask in an airplane holds enough

oxygentolastapproximately15minutes,whichis

longenoughfortheplanetoreachalowenough

altitudetohavebreathableair.

➢ • Researchshowsthatthefirst3minutesaftertake-

offandthefinal8minutesbeforelandingarewhen

80%ofplanecrasheshappen.

➢ • The International Civil Aviation Organization

(ICAO), a UN body says that the “global air

transportnetwork”doubles in sizeat leastonce

every15years,andthat it isexpectedtodoso

againby2030.

➢ • Thereareapproximately200,000flightseveryday

aroundtheworld.

➢ • In2012,1715airlinesoperatedafleetof23,000

air crafts, serving through a route network of

several million kilometers, managed by 160 air

navigationserviceproviders.

➢ • Anaircrafttakesoffandlandsevery37secondsat

ChicagoO’HareInternationalAirport.

➢ • Acommercialaircraftfliesatanaveragespeedof

800kilometersperhour.

➢ • Theairportwiththelongestrunwayintheworldis

QamdoBangdaAirportinthePeoplesRepublicof

China.

➢ • KingFahdInternationalAirportinDammam,Saudi


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:

FirstThe development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;

SecondHigh 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;

ThirdThe application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business and community life;

FourthThe advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

Arabia is the largestairport intheworld. Itsits

on192,000acresofland,whichisbiggerthanthe

entirecountryofBahrain.

➢ • Thailand’sSuvarnabhumiInternationalAirporthas

theworld’s tallest air traffic control (ATC) tower

standing132.2m(434ft).

➢ • Anair travellercan loseapproximately1.5 liters

ofwaterinthebodyduringathree-hourflight.So

drinkasmuchwateraspossibletokeepdehydration

atbay.

➢ • Airpressureconditionsintheflyingplanereduce

our ability to taste properly. Salt and sugar all

tasteweakerwhenintheairwhileoursmelland

taste detection thresholds are higher under the

lowpressureontheground.

➢ • Inanaeroplanebathroomdoorisnotreallylocked

whenyouareinside.Lavatorydoorscanbelocked

andunlockedfromtheoutsideforamultitudeof

reason.

➢ • Cabincrewdimthelightsduringlandingphaseas

aprecautionarymeasureforpassengers.Dimming

the lights allows passengers eyes to adjust the

darknessaswellasmakeemergencypathlighting

andsignsmorevisible.

➢ •Mercury is not allowed on a flight. Even a

small amount of mercury can seriously damage

aluminium,which iswhatmostplanesaremade

from.

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BeingPresidentoftheInnerWheelClubofPatan,forthesecondtime,wasafabuloushonorandexperienceforme.IbecamethepresidentwhenthecharteredpresidentofInnerWheelClubofPatanMrs.ChandraLekhaKayasthabecomethePresidentoftheRotaryClubofPatan.

The theme for the year 2017-18 of InternationalInnerWheels“LeavingaLastingLegacy”,andIhopeinthisyear,wehavealsobeenabletoleavealittlebitofalegacyinthelivesofsomeofthepoorestwomenandchildren in Patan. This year we focused on support towomenandchildren,particularlytheirhealth,educationandaccesstowater.OurClubactivitieswhichwereheldthisyeararedetailedbelow.

Ourwaterprojectwhichstartedalmost3yearsagocametocompletionthisyear.Wealsocompletedthefixingofthewatertankswhichweredestroyedbytheearthquake.Forthisproject,theInnerWheelClubofStrasburg,Franceprovidesupport.Wehadalsocollaboratedwiththelocalcommunityforthisproject.Membersoftheinnerwheelclubof Strasburghad come tomonitor theproject twotimes. The water tank of Tallo Goth, Godamchaur ofLalitpurwerealsodamagedby theearthquake.ThroughJhaylumtardrinkingwatercommitteeourclubsprovidedsupportof2lakhs50,000.

IW Mithila RajbhandaryPresident, Inner Wheel Club

2017-2018

Inner wheel Club of PatanReport for the year 2017-2018

Chartered on 6th June 1994Club No. 4363

OurClubprovideddifferentsupporttoMuditaSewaGriha.MuditaSewaGrihaisahomeopenedinearly2009.MUDITA-means tobewillinglyservingandbemerry insuccessfulachievementsofothers.ThisincludedsupportofNrs.4000foroneyearwasprovidedtoachildnamedShrisiti. 8 older women were supported at Mudita forDashain provided with sari, shawls, petticoats, socksdistribution and a meal equivalent of 3600. We alsoprovidedNrs.10lakhsupporttobuildMuditaSewaGrihabuilding.

Visit to drinking water project

Handover of funds to Mudita Sewa Griha

InAugust2017incollaborationwithSichahityMahilaVidhyalaye(AdultEducationforWomen),weheldaheartawareness programwhere over 200women participatedin the talk held by Rotarian of Rotary Club of Patan, Dr. Prakash Regmi. We provided NRs. 32,500 for theevent.

InDecember2017handedoveroneMicroscopemadeby BOUSCH & LOMBwhich was gifted by Prof. MichealLynne,whoistheDeanofMicroBiologyDept.,Universityof Connecticut, one book shelf, supporting educationalbooksatShreeTaudahaRastriyaHigherSecondarySchool,Taudaha.


Health awareness program

Clothing handover for new born infants

On Buddha Jayanti, in March 2018, at Daubahal,Lalitpur,ourclubssupportedbreakfastattheeyecampfor Nrs 8000. This was done in collaboration with theTripureshwor eye hospital. The event was organized byMotiShantiShakyaalsoco-sponsoredbyTilgangaNepaleyedonationsociety,andtheCurioGallery.TheeventwashonoredbytheparticipationofCententialSatyaMohanJoshi.

In addition, we also made contribution to severalotherprojects.ThisincludessupportofNRs.2,30,000tosupportdrinkingwaterprojectinwardno4ofGodavariMunicipalityBhakundeChuar.

Eye check up of Satya Mohan Joshi

Fund handover to Rotaract Club of Patan

Our club also participated in several events including:

• AfunandTalkprogramoftheRotaryClubofPatan.

• Inner Wheel District 350 Nepal organized eventsincluding International Inner Wheel Day, DistrictConference, District Assembly / International PeaceDay.

OurmeetingswereheldoneveryfirstMondayofthemonthat6HotelSummit,butwestartedwithafellowshipat5:30.Wewerealsoveryluckytohaveseveralmeetingshostedinthehomesofsomeofourmembers.Todatewehavecompleted295meetings,with13meetingsheldthisyear.

InJune,wedistributedcholo,bhoto,topiandRs.20eachto74newborninfantsatPatanhospital.

AtthedistrictassemblyourclubcontributedRs.5000tosupport themedicalcostsofachildnamedJamuna,one of the conjoined twinswhowere born in Nepal in2000.

WealsoworkedcloselywithotherpartsoftheRotaryfamily. In partnership with Rotract Club of Patan weprovidedNRs.10000tosupportahealthcamp.32peopledonatedbloodatthehealthcamp

AspartofmyfinalwordsIwouldliketothankallthemembersofourClubandtotheRotaryClubofPatanforallthesupportandcollaboration.Itisbecauseofeveryone’sjointeffortsthatwehadasuccessfulyear.FinallyIwouldlike to congratulate Mrs. Gunu Shrestha, our incomingPresident,andherteamforhersuccessfultenure.

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Executive Members for 2018-2019

Mithila RajbhandaryImmediate Past President

Tel: 9841758531

General Members

Gunu ShresthaPresident

Tel: 9841401076

Mithila Rajbhandary

Rajya L. BajracharyaTreasurer

Tel: 9851098264

Kamala MaharjanEditor

Tel: 9841348337

Kamala MaharjanSulochana PradhanISO

Tel: 9849036722

Brinda RanaVice-President

Tel: 9841309385

Brinda Rana

Praveena ShresthaTel: 5260846

Shova MaskayTel: 9808962595

Shova Maskay Manju PiyaTel: 9841267852

Bijaya Laxmi PradhanangTel: 01-5524956/5554965

Shanti MathemaExecutive MemberTel: 9841188955

Mary ShresthaExecutive MemberTel: 9849671500

Nirmala ShresthaExecutive MemberTel: 9841627645

Mary Shrestha

Moti Shanti ShakyaTel: 9841254782

Sulochana NyachhyonTel: 9851023354

Chhaya JuwaTel: 9841735804

Meera TamrakarTel: 9851001408

Bijaya Laxmi ShresthaTel: 9851050963

Bijaya Laxmi Shrestha

Meena ShakyaSecretary

Tel: 9849137520

Shanta ShresthaExecutive MemberTel: 9849850226

Gunu Shrestha

Sulochana PradhanRajya L. Bajracharya


Rotaract Club of Patan Sponsored by Rotary Club of Patan

Chartered on 30th June 1997Summary Report of the 2017-18Rtr. Rubina Shakya

PresidentRtr. Sajal Khadka

Secretary

22nd Charter-day and 21st Installation CeremonyRotaractClubofPatancelebrated the22ndCharterdayand 21st Installation on July 1, 2017 at Sunrise Café,Kupondole. Chief Guest IPP Rtn. Bijaya Mallapaty,Zonal Rotaract Representative Rtr. Subin Ratna Shakya,Rotarians,PastPresidentsoftheRotarctclub,andfellowclubRotaractorsgracedtheprogram.Rtr.MohiniMaharjanhandedover thePresidency toRtr.RubinaShakya,whocalledoffthemeetingandintroducedherBoard.

Club AssemblyRegularClubAssemblieswereorganizedbyRotaractClubof Patan throughout this year. The directors presentedtheir planning for 4 months. The club assemblies wereheldquarterly.

InternalClubOfficer’sTrainingOrganized a Club Officers Training for next Rota YearpreparationonJune1-2atGrandSummerPalaceResorts.TheprogramwasfacilitatedbypastpresidentRtr.SudeepShakya.

FellowshipProgram• 27/09/2018:Annual GoodMorningDashain Party atBlue Bird College in presence of parent club RotaryClubofPatan,twinclubmembers,fellowRotaractorsfromdifferentclubs.

• 27/09/2018:FellowshipDinneratSalim’sresidence.

• 26-30/10/2018: Ghandruktrip-A fellowshiptrip toPokharaandGhandrukwithRACHemja.

• 20/11/2018:Bhogateyparty jointlywithRACMountEveresthostedtheBhogateypartyinRtr.SamirPahariresidence.

• 21/11/2018:We hosted our new twin club RotaractclubofHemjaatCaféAamuduringtheRotaractFutsalTournament.

• 28/01/2018:HostedIDYEPteamfromRID3142alongwithRACSainbhuBhainsepatitouringBoudhanathandPashupatinathwithfellowshipdinneratCaféAamu.

• 19/05/2018: Futsal match with Rotary E-club ofDistrict3292.

Health Camp & Awareness/Blood donation/ Competition/ Setup

• 2/07/2017and24/07/2017:StartedthetenurewithEyeCheck-upandENTcheck-upwithtwinclubRotaract

clubofKathmanduMetropolisatHopeRisingNepal,TikathaliwithsupportofNidanHospital.

• 24/08/2017:TeejHealthCamp-RotaractclubofPatanin support of Nidan Hospital organized Teej HealthCampatBanglamukhi.

• 9/9/2017: First Aid Program- Organized jointlywithRACPatanDurbar Square, Jawalakhel,MountEverestandYala coordinatingRAC Itahari and facilitatedbythetechnicalsupportofSanjitSahandhiswholeteam(PSRNteam)atInteractclubofPragatiSikshaSadan.

• 16/06/2018:RotaractclubofPatanandRotaryclubof Patan jointly organized Annual Blood DonationprogramatMangalbazaar,LalitpursupportedbyNepalRedCrossSociety.

• 6/03/2018:MenstrualHealthworkshop-Rotaractclubof Patan, Rotary club of Patan jointly with Rotaryclub of Himalaya Patan organized Menstrual HealthworkshopfacilitatedbyRtn.SonuShakyaBajracharyaatAmarkantiSchool,Lele.

• 6/05/2018:SuicidePreventionClass-RotaractclubofPatanalongwithRotaractclubofPatanDurbarSquareinitiatedInteractiononSuicidePreventionatNesfieldCollege.

• Library Setup -We participated in the setup of the"RotaractLibraryInJhumkaPrison”startedbyRACsofItahari,Dillibazar-KathmanduYala.

• 20/01/2018: 1st Interact Essay and HandwritingCompetition-Jointly with Rotaract club of MountEverest,Lalitpur.InteractfromKathmandu,Bhaktapurand Lalitpur participated in the program. TheyweresponsoredbytheirrespectiveRotaryclubs.

Zonal/District/Participation• 05/08/2017: Participation in Zonal COTS at KistMedical.

• 24/08/2017-28/08/2017:ParticipationinIDYEP,RID3142byRtr.PeshalBhattarai.

• 16/09/2017:Participationin1stPSMeet2017.

• 11/11/2017: 4th Late Nationwide Blood DonationCamp.

• 24/12/2017:Participationin1stMr&MissRotaract- Rtr. Rujen Shakya won the 1st Runner up and Mr.Intelligent.


• 19/01/2018-21/01/2018:Rtr.RubinaShakya,PresidentparticipatedinRYLA2018organizedbyRID3012atOPJindalGlobalUniversity,Sonepat,India.

• 23/02/2018:Participationin113thRotaryDay.

• 30/04/2018:Participationin2ndPSMeet2018.

• 21/04/2018:VolunteeredatMegaHealthCamp.

• 26/05/2018:ParticipationinZonalClasspainting.

Joint Meeting with talk program• 12/08/2017:RotaractclubofPatanwithtwinclubRACPatanSouthcelebratedWorldYouthDaybyconductingdiscussionprogramondrugrelatedyouthissues.

• 13/01/2018:JointtalkprogramonSexualReproductiveHealth with RAC Kathmandu Metropolis and RACBalaju.

• 6/05/2018:JointMeetingwithRotaryclubofPatanandRotaractorssharedexperienceofRYLA,nextRotaYearplanning.

Professional Development• 29/07/2017:Ms-Officemakingprofessionalismeasier(Part -1)-Past President Rtr. Sudeep Shakya andProfessional Development director Rtr. Rujen ShakyafacilitatedtheMs-OfficeWord.

• 26/08/2017: Presentation Skills and FacilitationTechniques-Season4-RotaractclubofPatanjointlywithRotaract clubof Jawalakhel andKathmanduMidtownhosted Presentation skills facilitation techniques-Season4atFutureStarSchool,KumaripatiwhichwasfacilitatedbyRtn.PrafullaManSinghPradhan.

• 8/09/2017: Career Counselling- RAC Patan and RACMount Everest supported by RAC Mahabouddha andRACPatanSouthorganizedCareerCounsellingatAmarKantiSecondarySchool,Lele.

• 24/03/2018-25/03/2018: Rotaract Youth LeadershipCamp-“FindingtheHerowithin”-WehavebeenjoinedbyRotaractclubofKathmanduMetropolissponsoredbyRotaryclubofPatanandRotaryE-clubDistrict3292respectivelyandalongwithotherrenownedinstitute.FormalclosingceremonyofRYLCwasconductedApril7,2018.Sponsorswereappreciatedfortheirassistance.

• Public Speaking: Rotaract club of Patan, JawalakhelManjushree, Patan South and Kathmandu Westconductedpublicspeakingevery1stSaturdayof theEnglishmonth.Therewerefeaturedspeaker,on-spotspeakersandguestforthepublicspeaking.

world Day Celebration

• 5/08/2017: Friendship Day “Mero Mitra” with RACsofJawalakhelManjushree,HimalayaPatanandPatanSouthwithmusicalfunandgames.

• 21/09/2017:WorldPeaceday“Peace ismy religion”with19differentclubsnationalandinternationally.

• 12/10/2017:GlobalHandwashingDayjointlyhostedglobalwashingdayatShreeShantiSchoolunderthemultiple venue and single banner organized by RACPatanDurbarSquare.

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board Members of Rotaract Club of Patanfor the Rota year 2018-19

S.N. Name Designation E-mail Tel (Mob)

1. Rtr.PeshalBhattarai President [email protected] 9801084772

2. Rtr.RubinaShakya IPP [email protected] 9849871429

3. Rtr.SajalKhadka VicePresident [email protected] 9849134951

4. Rtr.BibeenShakya VicePresident [email protected] 9803360253

5. Rtr.RujenShakya Secretary [email protected] 9849702525

6. Rtr.ShraddhaShakya Treasurer [email protected] 9808361130

7. Rtr.SapnaMaharjan JointSecretary [email protected] 9808806922

8. Rtr.PanikaShakya ClubServiceDirector [email protected] 9843165572

9. Rtr.SalinaAmatya CommunityServ.Director [email protected] 9808567217

10. Rtr.SusmitaBaskota ProfessionalServ.Director [email protected] 9849932965

11. Rtr.KritikaSharma Int.ServiceDirector [email protected] 9840012457

12. Rtr.RaviShakya Editor [email protected] 9849196363

13. Rtr.RaprastaShrestha SergeantAtArms [email protected] 9869074077


PresidentItr: Rahul TamangGrade:9

SecretaryItr: Barsha Raskoti MagarGrade:9

• IPPresident:Itr.BickyLama

• VicePresident:Itr.MenukaChand

• Treasurer:Itr.NunamLimbu

• Treasurer:Director,ClubCommittee:Itr.DikshyaAryal

• DIrector,ServiceCommittee:Itr.RabinaGole

• Members: Itr. Bipana Giri, Itr. Isha Rai, Itr. Ishor Tamang,Itr. Amrit Tamang, Itr. Manisha Tamang, Itr.SanjayGurung, Itr.ArpanMote, Itr.BhimTamang, Itr. Yubraj Majhi, Itr. Bhawendra Chimjang, Itr.PramilaBlon,Itr.PrasantRai,Itr.AnitaLImbu,Itr.ManjuShrestha,Itr.SunitaTamang

Interact School Coordinator:Mr.RatnaBahadurMaharjan-Cell:9841988761

School Head Master:Mr.SuryaKumarRai-Cell:9849188362

PresidentItr: Dikshya ChaudharyGrade:9

Secretary

Itr: Aman Tullah Ansari

Grade:9

• IPP:Itr.SebiYadav

• VicePresident:Itr.JanakGiri

• Treasurer:Itr.LajishaHamal

• Director,FinanceCommittee:Itr.MamtaJaiswal

• Director,ServiceCommittee:Itr.KritikaKhadka

• Director,Int.understanding:Itr.RajitaThapa

• Director,Board:Itr.SabitriBohora,Itr.ShilaJaiswal,Itr.MaheshShah

• Members: Itr.NirjalaRanaMagar,Itr.RabinaShah,Itr.KhusbooShah,Itr.SurichiKarki,Itr.KiranJaiswal,Itr.ShwetaBhattrai, Itr. Anira Jaiswal, Itr. Nibha Jaiswal, Itr.Mamta Jaiswal, Itr. Sanjana Rawat, Itr. SanjanaAgrahari,Itr.MonicaShrestha,Itr.KashishDalami,Itr. Aakash Gems Pal, Itr. Ajamullah Ansari, Itr.SumanThapa,Itr.ReshavYadav

Interact School Coordinator:Mr.BishwaRajSharma-Cell9841409629

Head Master: Mr.SuryaPrasadGhimire-Cell9851135244

Interact Club of PatanPragati School

Kopundole-10, LalitpurClub ID 86246, Chartered Date: 11 Nov. 2014

Sponsored by: RC Patan Club No. 23126 RID 3292, Nepal - Bhutan.

Current Members 2018-2019 Current Members 2018-2019

Interact Club of Shree Balkumari School

Sunakothi, LalitpurClub ID 208051, Chartered Date: 29 Nov. 2011

Sponsored by: RC Patan Club No. 23126 RID 3292, Nepal - Bhutan.


Rotary Club of PatanStrategic Plan 2016 - 2017 to 2020 - 2021

Purpose:

Strategic planning is a tool to help us provide

long-termdirectionforourclubandcreateaframeworkto

establishavision,mission,strategicgoals,andstrategies.

TheannualgoalsoftheRCPstrategicplanareestablished

andrevisedintheRIwebsite‘RotaryClubCentral’.

Vision:

To be a thriving group of professionals/community

leadersandaserviceorganizationwithcontinuedcommunity

support,andagrowingmembership.

Mission:

Tofoster‘serviceaboveself’,toencouragefellowship

among members, and to support the development of

programmesthat leadto improvedqualityof life inour

communityandthroughouttheworld.

StrategicGoals:

• EffectivefunctioningoftheClub.

• Motivatedclubmembership,withleadershippotential.

• Conducthumanitarianserviceprojectsthatservethe

communityneeds.

• EnhancepublicimageoftheRotaryClubofPatan.

• IncreaseContributionstoClubFundsandtheRotary

Foundation.

Goals/Strategies:

Goal1:EffectiveFunctioningoftheClub

KeyActions:

1 TimelypaymentofRIanddistrictdues;

2. Sound financial management and oversight

mechanismforgoodfinancialhealthoftheClub;

3. TimelyrenewalofClubRegistration;

4. Maintaingoodhistoricalrecordsoftheclub,and

ensuresmoothhandovermechanism;

5. Conductregularweeklymeetings;Boardmeetings

andClubAssemblies;

6. Invite engaging ‘Speakers’ to weekly club

meetings;

7. Encourageallmembersto registeronline in ‘My

Rotary’andgopaperless.

Goal II : Motivated Club Membership, withLeadership Potential

KeyAction:

1. Increase the membership by attracting quality

members;

2. Place a high priority in having females; young

professionalsandspousesofmembers;

3. Encourage all members to participate in

humanitarianserviceprojectsandprogrammes;

4. Use the ‘mentor’ mechanism for motivation,

developmentandretentionofmembers;

5. Maintain a vibrant club though engaging

fellowshipprogrammes;

6. Encouragememberstoparticipateindistrictand

internationalactivitiesandevents.

Goal III : Conduct Humanitarian ServiceProjects That Serve the Community Needs

KeyAction:

1. Undertakehumanitarianprojectsandactivitiesto

improvethelivesinourcommunity,considering

all‘AreasofFocus’oftheRotary;

2. AspiretoconductactivitiesinallfiveAvenuesof

Service (Community Service; Vocational Service;

International Service, Club Service and Youth

Service);

3. Recognize outstanding vocational services

throughannualawards;

4. Improveeducationalstandardsofthecommunity

through RCP’s flagship Prajapati Education

EndowmentFund‘PEEF’scholarshipprogramme;


5. Recognizeoutstandingstudents receiving ‘PEEF’

scholarship through theKamalmaniEducational

ExcellenceAward‘KEEA’programme;

6. Increase collaboration with all partners to

maximizeRotary’sGlobalGrantprojectsand its

outreachtocommunities;

7. MotivateandcollaboratewithPartners-in-Service,

includingRotaract,InteractandRCCtomaximize

qualityindeliveryofserviceprojects.

GoalIV:EnhancepublicimageoftheRotaryClubofPatan:

KeyAction:

1. Maintain regular and effective communication

throughweeklynewsletter(Lalitdharabulletin);

Facebook page updates, and occasional press

releases;

2. Publish ‘LalitdharaSouvenir’annually forpublic

imageandfundraising;

3. Establish good contacts with local media and

ensuretheirparticipationinmajorclubevents;

4. Contributestories/articlestoDistrictandRotary

International publications and websites (GML,

RotaryShowcase,andRotaryNews).

GoalV:IncreaseContributionstoClubFundsandtheRotaryFoundation:

1. Encourage all members to contribute to the

RotaryFoundation;

2. SetAnnualtargetfortheRCP’sClubFund.

FFF

Rotary Foundation Areas of Focus

Rotaryisdedicatedtosixareasoffocustobuildinternationalrelationships,

improvelives,andcreateabetteraworldtosupportourpeaceeffortsand

endpolioforever.

PEACE AND CONFLICTPREVENTION/RESOLUTION

WATER AND SANITATION

BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY

DISEASE PREVENTION ANDTREATMENT

MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH

ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT

Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change - across the globe,

in our communities, and in ourselves

- New Rotary vision Statement


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Name Amount NRs. Name Amount NRs.

LateRtn.KamalmaniDixit 1,433,217

(includingfrom'RotaryKaKura')

Rtns.MatsyendraL.&ChandralekhaKayastha 308,300


Rtn.SantaK.Shrestha 110,000

Rtns.BijayaandGabrieleMallapaty 97,000

Rtn.Dr.PrakashR.Regmi 80,000

Rtn.LalitaThapa 43,000

Rtns.BishwaB.Sharma&ArunaUprety 40,000

Rtn.PiyushB.Bajracharya 35,000

Rtn.KiranShrestha 30,000

Mr.SomPaneru 27,500

Mr.ChandraS.Gyawali 25,000

Rtn.RabindraR.Pandey 25,000

Rtn.SibaB.Rajbhandary 23,000

Rtn.SharadaPrasai 20,000

Rtn.GaneshR.Shrestha 20,000

Rtn.JamunaKTamrakar 20,000

Rtn.JeevanK.Shrestha 17,000

Dr.AminaShrestha 16,000

Rtn.KedarB.Shrestha 15,000

Rtn.KrishnaB.Basnyat 15,000

Mr.KhruschevShrestha 10,000

Rtn.BijayaBajracharya 15,000

Rtn. Bharat N. JoshiTreasurer

Contributions to the Club Service Fund

as of 30 June 2018

Rtn.TirthaM.Sakya 15,000

Rtn.PadamL.&KamalaMaharjan 15,000

Rtn.RameshLalMaskey 15,000

Rtn.NirmalPradhanang 15,000

LateMaj.BishwaN.Rai 10,000

Mr.KhruschevShrestha 10,000

Rtn.BharatN.Joshi 10,000

Rtn.TulasiNeupane 10,000

Mr.GautamShakya 10,000

Rtn.YagyaB.Shrestha 10,000

Rtn.PushkarShakya 10,000

Rtns.ShivP.andPreetiKhemka 10,000

Rtn.KeshabB.Mathema 8,000

Leni&Mariec/oMallapaty 6,400

Rtn.MahendraThapa 5,000

Mr.BhimB.Kshetry 5,000

Rtn.ShivaK.Pradhan 5,000

Rtn.KamalNyachhyon 5,000

FromRCP-PHFFund 106,000

Sub Total - Contributions toClub Service Fund 2,805,417

Sub Total - Other income(Last year balance 155,962+77,181from this year) 233,143

Grand Total in Club Service Fund 3,038,560

The measure of life is not its duration, but its donation.

- Peter Marshall, Scottish Clergyman


Rotary Club of PatanAnnual budget For year 2018-2019


Leaders Beyond Club Level 2018/2019 Members of Rotary Club of Patan in Leadership Positions

S.No Name of the RCP Rotarians Position Description

1 PDG.RtnTirthaManSakya FiscalAgent RIFiscalAgentforNepal

Coordinator RICadreTechnicalCoordinatorforWater&Sanitation2016-19

Member DistrictCouncilofGovernors

Member DistrictAdministrativeCouncil

Chair RotaryNepalLiteracyMission

Chair EarthquakeReliefReconstructionandRehabilitationProgrammeCommittee(ERRRP)

2 KrishnaBahadurBasnyat Member DistrictAdvisoryCouncil

3 MatsyendraLalKayastha Member DistrictAdvisoryCouncil

4 RabendraRajPandey Member DistrictAdvisoryCouncil

5 BijayaMallapaty Asst.Governor Region1,Zone5

Member DistrictAdministrativeCouncil

Member DistrictRegionalCoordinationCommittee,Region1

6 GaneshRajShrestha Chair TRF,RegionalCoordinationCommittee,Region3

Member DistrictFundraisingSubCommittee

7 MahendraB.Thapa Member DistrictRegionalCoordination.CommitteeRegion3-Training

8 KedarBhaktaShrestha Chair RotarianNon-RotarianRelationSubCommittee

Member PublicImageCommittee

9 KeshabB.Mathema Member Rotary&Govt.RelationPromotionSubCommittee

10 SibaBhaktaRajbhandary Chair GrantSubCommittee

Member DistrictRotaryFoundationCommittee

11 PrakashRajRegmi Chair DiseasePrevention&TreatmentSubCommittee

Member CommunityServiceCommittee

12 GabrieleMallapaty Cadre RIProjectDevelopmentAdvisor-RotaryGrantAdvisor

RIAreaofFocusAdvisor-DiseasePreventionandTreatmentAdvisor

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- Mahatma Gandhi


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