Savera : A new awakening
NSIT Rotaract launches its first ever newsletter- Savera : A new awakening. This newsletter promises to take you through a roller coaster ride telling you everything about NSIT rotaract, its projects, its events and the upcoming opportunities for you. Not to forget it provides you the extra bit of fun and entertainment with exciting puzzles, quotes, poems and heartfelt discussion on social issues. So, what are you thinking? You are just a mouse click away from having an enriching experience.
The link is ---http://nsitrotaract.org/newsletter/newsletter.pdf
Joy Of Giving Collection Drive
Fri, 09/30/2011 - 23:22 — adminThe Joy of Giving Week (JGW) is a "festival of philanthropy" that aims to become a part of the Indian ethos, with the Week being celebrated every year covering Gandhi Jayanti by engaging people through "acts of giving".
This is being organised from 3-7 October at NSIT,Dwarka.
Collection Boxes would be put up at admin block from 9am-11:30am & 12:30pm-3pm on the above mentioned dates.Do turn up for the event and make your contribution to the society by contributing anything which maybe uselss to you but useful and maybe priceless for many others in need!
For any other information please contact:
Atul Dhingra : 9711690098, Aman Srivastava : 9810410425 & Prerit Kolhi : 8802660500
R.C NSIT Regency - An Overview
The Rotaract Club of NSIT Regency is an official social service Rotaract club in NSIT Delhi, established in April 2009, it has more than 250 members and a dedicated team of 18 Core Team Members. The club has been dynamically involved in education, skill building and community services at the slum sites, initiating collection drives, pioneering the cause related to mentally challenged children, organizing Managerial activities & workshops and events, and also engaged in handing technical support like website designing, database management for some NGO’s.
NSIT Regency also runs its Self Initiated Projects like Project Sankalp a Community based Literacy program running in Bharat Vihar and JJ colony, where more than 45 kids are studying. A Computer Centre is also developed in the same area to facilitate computer based learning for the kids and vocational computer courses for the students of age from 16-20.
Our Objective is to address the social and physical needs of the community and enhance leadership and management skills of the young students by involving them in social, entrepreneurial & technical activities that aims at development of the community around us.
Rotaract Overview
Rotaract is an international youth body that undertakes the process of creating the responsible citizens of the world to bring about that positive change. The organization is made of young adults in the age category of 18 through 30 years. Rotaract is part of the Rotary International family. It’s a parallel world from those who believe they can make a difference. The purpose of Rotaract is to empower young men and women with an opportunity to enhance knowledge and skills that will assist them in their self development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote harmonious relations amongst all people worldwide through commonly shared emotions of friendship and service.
The Movement
Rotaract stands for “Rotary in Action”. It was officially inaugurated by Rotary International President Luther Hodges in January 1968, which means Rotaract Movement is celebrating its 43rd Year. Rotaract Club of North Charlotte, chartered on 13th March 1968 at North California was the first club. The decision to adopt the program came at a time when student protests worldwide were of growing concern to Rotarians. Hence, Rotaract was evolved as the tool to synergise the energies of the young adults into positive activities that could benefit their community. Rotaract originally began as a Rotary International youth programme. 43 years later it continues to experience its phenomenal growth. There are currently more that 7,500 Rotaract Clubs spread over 155 countries, with an estimated membership of more than 173,000 Rotaractors. The program continues to grow making it a true global movement with motto of ‘Self Development through Service and Fellowship'.
A Phenomenon
Rotaract originally began as a Rotary International youth programme. Today it continues to experience its phenomenal growth. There are currently more that 7,500 Rotaract Clubs spread over 155 countries, with an estimated membership of more than 173,000 Rotaractors. The program continues to grow making it a true global movement with motto of ‘Self Development through Service and Fellowship'.
