New Leadership Teams Installed for 2024-25 at Rotary Club of Karad and Rotaract Club of Karad City

Karad, July 12, 2024 — In a grand ceremony held at Town Hall, Karad, the Rotary Club of Karad and the Rotaract Club of Karad City ushered in their new Presidents and Boards of Directors for the 2024-25 Rotary International Year.

The event, which took place on July 12, 2024, was a highlight for both clubs, drawing notable attendees from the Rotary and Rotaract communities. The ceremony was graced by the presence of distinguished guests, including Padmshri Dr. Tatyarao Lahane and Assistant Governor Rtn Rajiv Rawal, who lent their prestige to the occasion.

For the Rotary Club of Karad, Rtn Ramchandra Lakhole was formally installed as President, and Rtn Ananda Thorat assumed the role of Secretary for the upcoming year. Both leaders voiced their dedication to continuing the club’s tradition of service and community involvement.

Simultaneously, the Rotaract Club of Karad City celebrated the induction of Rtr Azim Kagdi as President and Rtr Prathmesh Kamble as Secretary. The incoming Rotaract leaders expressed their commitment to invigorating the club’s initiatives with fresh energy and ideas.

In their inaugural speeches, the new Presidents of both clubs outlined their visions and strategic priorities. They pledged to enhance community engagement, expand service projects, and strengthen the impact of Rotary and Rotaract efforts in the region.

Rtn Ramchandra Lakhole emphasized goals such as boosting club membership, enhancing local outreach, and building partnerships with other service organizations. He remarked, "We aim to build on our strong foundation and elevate our contributions to new levels of excellence."

Similarly, Rtr Azim Kagdi focused on the importance of youth involvement and the role of Rotaract in addressing modern social challenges. He declared, "We strive to be catalysts for change in our community, bringing innovation and enthusiasm to tackle the issues we encounter."

The ceremony concluded with a moving rendition of "Vande Mataram," signifying the clubs' dedication to national service and community welfare. The successful event set a positive tone for the new Rotary year, reaffirming the clubs' commitment to their motto of "Service Above Self."

With their new leaders at the helm, the Rotary Club of Karad and the Rotaract Club of Karad City are poised for a year of impactful projects and strengthened community connections.