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Rotary youth exchange students bid adieu to India at farewell ceremony in Nagpur
Octaive Leforestier and Laurainne Janine Satina Ferrando at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Mamta Jaiswal, Dr Prafull Mokadam and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Eduarda Vendrusculo at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Ritu Jaiswal at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Nuria Drugvet Quintana at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Tarun Patel at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Celyna Elodie Loraine Leconte at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Manish Jaiswal, Manish Sanghvi and Mangesh Joshi at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Madhu Rughwani and Carlos Ravert at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Dr Namrata and Dr Aryanka Rathod at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Madhu Rughwani and Jan Johannbon at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Dr Urvashi Yashroy at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Dr Prafull Mokadam and Alexander Paul Huber at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Noah Pellikan and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Dr Prafull Mokadam and Samuel Charlie Deloge at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Nuria Drugvet Quintana and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Dr Prafull Mokadam and T Madeline Thomas at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Dr Shantala Bhole and Dr Prafull Mokadam at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Virginia Arcas Bolinches and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Pooja Khatri at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Celyna Elodie Loraine Leconte, Octaive Leforestier and Virginia Arcas Bolinches at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Students celebrate Ariel Carine Whitney's birthday at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Celyna Elodie Loraine Leconte and Octaive Leforestier at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
David Pearl Panero at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Alexander Paul Huber, Virginia Arcas Bolinches, Nuria Drugvet Quintana and Celyna Elodie Loraine Leconte at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Bhavana Patel and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Carlos Verdu Meseguer and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Ariel Carine Whitney and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Ajay Patil and Namish Jasiwal at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Geeta Rao at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Ginni Khurana and Madhu Rughwani at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Students enjoy eating 'pani puri' at the farewell function of Rotary Youth Exchange students held in Nagpur
Rotary Youth Exchange students of District 3030 bid an emotional adieu to India at a formal farewell ceremony held on March 14 at Golden Leaf Banquet in Nagpur. These students, who hail from different countries of the world, were studying in different parts of Maharashtra since the last one year as part of the Rotary Youth Exchange program.
Present during the function were past district governor Dr Prafull Mokadam, Madhu Rughwani, Mamta Jaiswal (District co-chairman and inbound coordinator), Tarun Patel (District co-chairman and outbound coordinator) among other Rotarians and guests. Rajinder Khurana (District Chairman) could not attend the function as he was in the US on the day of the ceremony.
Students, during the farewell function, were awarded with certificates. Also, representatives from educational institutions, wherein these students studied in Nagpur, were also felicitated. These institutions included: St Ursula College, Hislop College, Tuli Public School and Bharti Krishna Vidya Vihar.
After the certificates were distributed, youth exchange students shared their experiences about their time in India. Post the formal function, students had a gala time as they bonded with the guests over dinner. The cherry on the cake was the birthday celebration of exchange student Ariel Carine Whitney. Needless to say, a lot of pictures were clicked to make the evening memorable.
For the uninitiated, when Rotary youth exchange students travel to different countries, more often than not they stay with Rotarians, who act as local guardians of these students. Mamta Jaiswal, who has been a guardian and host to many such students over the years in Nagpur, while speaking to Nation Next, said, Over the years, so many exchange students have stayed with my family. I share a really special bond with these kids. When we visit their respective countries, we get the same affection, which we offer to them during their stay in India. These kids love India, the traditions here and the family values. Their farewell is an emotional moment for us and them as well.
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The building owned by renowned builder N Kumar, whose construction has remained incomplete over two decades, it popularly known as ‘Bata building’ in the city.
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He was rushed to Central Railway Hospital in an unconscious state and was declared dead by the doctors there.
The beautification work of Nagpur ahead of the G20 Summit in the city on March 20 and 21 has been afoot. Take a closer look at the same above…
G20 Summit is the premier forum for international economic cooperation that plays an important role in shaping and strengthening global architecture and governance on all major international economic issues. India holds the Presidency of the G20 from 1 December 2022 to 30 November 2023.
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