A Passage from India

The British presence and rule in India for 347 years has enriched the English language.


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Public Eye

back Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak Rotary clubs were unable to meet physically but we continued in other ways including video conferencing and a weekly online bulletin. Stories about members’ interests and activities continue to be posted here.