Dimapur, October 10 (MExN): Rotary International District Governor 3240 Rtn. Prabhat Kumar Kedia is visiting Rotary Club of Dimapur on his official visit to Dimapur on October 11.
The visit of District Governor holds much importance for any club that he visits during his gubernatorial year. It is during this period he interacts with the club leaders and looks into the administrative affairs on the working of Rotary and its various humanitarian programs that the club carries apart from visiting projects site that the club has undertaken locally and holding club assembly training which features to discuss the road map of Rotary services for the community and underprivileged sections of the society.
During his visit to Dimapur he shall be attending the valedictory function of the Artificial Limps and Calipers Fitting Camp for Lower Limps (the measurement of which was taken on 28th August, 2011) and inaugurating the Free Education Centre for Destitute Children at Burma camp by providing reading material to the children run by an NGO. In the evening apart from inspecting the Youth Education Centre (a computer academy funded by Rotary International under Matching Grant Program) he shall address the Rotarians, Rotaractors, Media and esteemed guests at Rotary Centre at 7.00 P.M.
The visit of District Governor holds much importance for any club that he visits during his gubernatorial year. It is during this period he interacts with the club leaders and looks into the administrative affairs on the working of Rotary and its various humanitarian programs that the club carries apart from visiting projects site that the club has undertaken locally and holding club assembly training which features to discuss the road map of Rotary services for the community and underprivileged sections of the society.
During his visit to Dimapur he shall be attending the valedictory function of the Artificial Limps and Calipers Fitting Camp for Lower Limps (the measurement of which was taken on 28th August, 2011) and inaugurating the Free Education Centre for Destitute Children at Burma camp by providing reading material to the children run by an NGO. In the evening apart from inspecting the Youth Education Centre (a computer academy funded by Rotary International under Matching Grant Program) he shall address the Rotarians, Rotaractors, Media and esteemed guests at Rotary Centre at 7.00 P.M.
