Rotary Renovates Bus Shelter, Donates Wheel Locks

Virajpet, Oct. 7: The governing body members of the Rotary Club renovated an old bus shelter on the Virajpet-Ammatti road into a modern facility and dedicated it to public service.

Subsequently, Rotary Governor Satish Bollar and other office bearers visited the Virajpet City Police Station and handed over five wheel locks to the police department. Upon receiving the locks, City Police Station Sub-Inspector T.M. Kaverappa commended the Rotary Club for this public-spirited initiative.

Later, a special meeting was held at the Rotary Club hall, presided over by President Gagan Ganapathi. Chief guests Rotary Governor Satish Bollar, Senior Governor C.N. Vijayakumar, and Subhashini inaugurated the event by lighting the ceremonial lamp.

Speaking on the occasion, Senior Governor C.N. Vijayakumar remarked that while an idea from a single member can evolve into a major project, its success depends on the cooperation of ten members. He advised that new members should be welcomed through the implementation of meaningful social service activities and that the Rotary Club's prestige should be further enhanced by providing greater opportunities to the youth.

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