HeвЂ™s asking each club to conduct a Rotary Day of Service. Mehta encouraged district governors-elect to lead by example during their term and inspire Rotary and Rotaract members to participate in projects that have measurable and sustainable impacts. вЂњService became a way of life for me and I, like many others, adopted the guiding philosophy that вЂService is the rent I pay for the space I occupy on this earth, and I want to be a good tenant of this earth.вЂ™вЂќ вЂњRotary kindled the spark within me to look beyond myself and embrace humanity,вЂќ he said. Mehta participated in initiatives that brought artificial limbs to children, clean water and sanitation to homes, and better health care facilities to communities. вЂњI truly understood the plight of my brethren,вЂќ he said. Some of the poor conditions he saw in those communities strengthened his commitment to service. Soon after joining his club, he helped carry out projects that benefited rural communities in India. Mehta spoke about how participating in service projects through Rotary changed him as a person and made him empathize more with the needs of others. The assembly, a yearly training event for district governors-elect, was originally set to take place in Orlando, Florida, USA, but was held virtually because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mehta, a member of the Rotary Club of Calcutta-Mahanagar, West Bengal, India, revealed the 2021-22 presidential theme, Serve to Change Lives, to incoming district governors on 1 February during the Rotary International Assembly. News & Features (down arrow opens sub-menu)> Our Programs (down arrow opens sub-menu)> Get Involved (down arrow opens sub-menu)> Search SubmitДЄbout Rotary (down arrow opens sub-menu)>

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