Welcome to our Wednesday online meetings! As in regular Rotary club meetings, our eClub President rings this virtual brass bell, then our weekly meeting starts officially and continues for one week.(click here for sound! http://soundbible.com/26-Bell-Sound-Ring.html ).

Please take a moment and listen to our month's featured Guest Speakers below (or in our Guest Speaker page list). If you are not yet part of our eClub's Guest Speaker discussion group on Facebook, let us know and we will be delighted to invite you! https://www.facebook.com/groups/225216244182127

Welcome to our online 24/7 meetings: India-based, global membership, always serving!

Facebook meetings take place at 1:00 PM GMT/7:00 AM CST / 6:30 PM IST . Visit http://lnkd.in/YvUmZh if you need to convert time zones.

For attendance credit: Rotarians please email your name, your club name, and the presentation you listened to with a brief summary  to our
Club Secretary Rajesh Shirakol  by clicking on his name on the Officers list to your left.

Thank you.

Please join us in watching this interesting report of our 54th Rotary International District 3170 Conference by fellow eClub3170 members Suraj Nagvekar & Jaya Saraswat. Welcome!

Please join us online and through our Facebook group!

Rotarians joining hands with Rotarians and friends around the globe: Together we will END polio!Thanks for your support!

Fellow Rotarians: We invite you to share this image on your Facebook pages to raise awareness to our online virtual swim and for a humble minimum donation of USD 5.00 ($268.00 INR or $3.75 Euros) help change the lives of 38 children in risk of the polio infection. All proceeds will be donated by our eClub to end polio efforts by Rotary International through the Global Swimarathon 2013. 
So can you all register as virtual swimmers? We look forward to. Please do it in the spirit of Service Above Self. Thank you.

 

Sami is a young Social and Business Enterpeneur. He is a technology evangalist working on reforming education and leading many projects such as Women in STEM and working with students on portfolio building and work experience.He is is a member of UH Rotaract Club in D-5890. His Father used to be a member of Rotary club in Lahore, Pakistan

While news from Iran streams to the world, Clay Shirky shows how Facebook, Twitter and TXTs help citizens in repressive regimes to report on real news, bypassing censors (however briefly). The end of top-down control of news is changing the nature of politics.

Clay Shirky argues that the history of the modern world could be rendered as the history of ways of arguing, where changes in media change what sort of arguments are possible -- with deep social and political implications.