Rotaractors' of GVP college has taken a great part in rally conducted for collection of blood database conducted by Rotaract club of vizag...
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
RCGVP
Rotaractors' of GVP college has taken a great part in rally conducted for collection of blood database conducted by Rotaract club of vizag...
Sunday, January 6, 2013
August 15 2012 Independence day Event
Rotaract Club of GVP :
On the Independence day , at GVP college of engineering , Independence day celebrations were done by college in collaboration with GVP Rotaractor's . after completion of flag hoisting About 100 Rotaractor's participated in Preparing the ECO-Friendly Paper bag's In assistant with Rtr. Pranav (mec) at the end of day the number of paper bags prepared are about 1600 which were distributed the nearby Shops to use them... & the other service done on the same day was all the BOD's & Rotaractor's visited the kids Orphanage and distributed some of the needs to them and enjoyed with them by playing some games .....
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| Paper bags preparation |
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| Rtr's with Kids at Orphanage.. |
About Rotaract
Rotaract is an international organization for young men and women between the age group of 18-30 who believe they can make a difference. Rotaract club provide an opportunity to young adults to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, the address the physical and social needs of their communities and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.
▲ROTARACT HISTORY
Source: RI Website
In the late 1960s, noting the success of the recently formed Interact program, the RI Board realized the need for a program of service, activity, and fellowship for young adults no longer of Interact age (14-18). The name Rotaract (Rotary in Action) was selected to show the program's close affiliation with both Rotary and Interact clubs.
RI President Luther Hodges inaugurated Rotaract in 1968, with the Rotaract Club of the University of North Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, (now called the Rotaract Club of University of North Carolina-Charlotte) being the first club. The club received its charter on 13 March and had 21 members.
Within a day of the certification of the Rotaract Club of the University of North Charlotte, the Rotaract Club of the University of La Salle was chartered in Tacubaya, Mexico. The Rotaract clubs of Florence, Italy; Gaston College and Sylva both in North Carolina; and Secunderabad, India, were all certified in the following weeks. Since the 1950s, many Rotary clubs had been starting unofficial clubs for young adults, so this fueled Rotaract's rapid growth in its first few years. Rotarct grew from 21 clubs in 1967-68 to 289 clubs a year later. There are now 7,000 Rotaract clubs in 163 countries and geographic areas.
Rotaract clubs were originally open to young men and women ages 17-24. Since 1971, young adults ages 18-30 have been welcomed.
Learn more about World Rotaract Week, observed this year 10-16 March. Contact Rotary history and archives for more historical information about Rotary.
Source: RI Website
In the late 1960s, noting the success of the recently formed Interact program, the RI Board realized the need for a program of service, activity, and fellowship for young adults no longer of Interact age (14-18). The name Rotaract (Rotary in Action) was selected to show the program's close affiliation with both Rotary and Interact clubs.
RI President Luther Hodges inaugurated Rotaract in 1968, with the Rotaract Club of the University of North Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, (now called the Rotaract Club of University of North Carolina-Charlotte) being the first club. The club received its charter on 13 March and had 21 members.
Within a day of the certification of the Rotaract Club of the University of North Charlotte, the Rotaract Club of the University of La Salle was chartered in Tacubaya, Mexico. The Rotaract clubs of Florence, Italy; Gaston College and Sylva both in North Carolina; and Secunderabad, India, were all certified in the following weeks. Since the 1950s, many Rotary clubs had been starting unofficial clubs for young adults, so this fueled Rotaract's rapid growth in its first few years. Rotarct grew from 21 clubs in 1967-68 to 289 clubs a year later. There are now 7,000 Rotaract clubs in 163 countries and geographic areas.
Rotaract clubs were originally open to young men and women ages 17-24. Since 1971, young adults ages 18-30 have been welcomed.
Learn more about World Rotaract Week, observed this year 10-16 March. Contact Rotary history and archives for more historical information about Rotary.
▲A brief look at Rotaract
Rotaract was founded in 1968 by Rotary International. on 13 March 1968, when the first charter was granted to the Rotaract club of Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. The event is commemorated each year with the celebration of the World Rotaract Week. Today there are over 6,000 Rotary sponsored Rotaract clubs with more than 190,000 members in some 158 countries around the world. Rotaract clubs are either community based or institution based.
INSTALLATION
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Board of Directors of "RCGVP" 2012
President : Rtr. Srikanth Srivastav
Secretary: Rtr. M.Raveendra kumar
vice-president: Rtr. P.Aditya
Joint Secretary: Rtr. Pranav sai
New generation: Rtr. Amlan Priyadarsini
Club services: Rtr. P.Hemanth kumar
Web Services: Rtr. Krishna Morla
Cultural Activities: Rtr. Priyanka Dalai
Treasurer: Rtr. Anam Fatima
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