The ‘Mapped!’ exhibition, meticulously curated by the Rotary Club of Bombay’s Urban Heritage Committee (UHC), ended on a spectacular note. Visitor numbers skyrocketed in the final week, with daily counts regularly surpassing a hundred and reaching over 500 in the final three days. The month-long exhibition attracted a diverse group of city residents, from history enthusiasts...
By Rtn. Aditya V. Somani Vidya Balan visited the Rotary Club of Bombay's Mapped! exhibition at the Asiatic Society Mumbai and launched 'A Wardrobe Full of Stories'. The event, held on Saturday, May 6th, 2023, was hosted by Inner Courtyard at the iconic Town Hall in Mumbai. It is part of the successful launch weekend of...
The Urban Heritage Committee (UHC) launched the highly anticipated second edition of its captivating cartographic exhibition, ‘Mapped: Surveys That Left Behind a Legacy,’ at the esteemed Asiatic Library on May 5th, 2023. The inauguration witnessed a full house, with distinguished guests and esteemed personalities in attendance. President Vineet Bhatnagar, Chairperson of the UHC Rtn. Renu Basu,...
When Two Plus Two Equals Ten Groups, companies, and communities that work in unison, bonded by shared beliefs and trust, are always certain of amplified outcomes. In the last 70-80 years, post-World War II, we have witnessed stellar examples of what great teams can accomplish. Highly successful corporations, thriving families, and the best military units...
On Friday, May 12th, 2023, President Vineet Bhatnagar and First Lady Rangita hosted an event to welcome the new members who were inducted during the Rotary Year 2022- 23, along with several other Rotarians, as part of an assimilation exercise. The Assimilation Committee Chair, PP Preeti Mehta, and Co-Chair, PP Framroze Mehta, were also in attendance. IPP...
As part of a calendar of events celebrating Mapped, the exhibition of vintage surveys at the Durbar Hall, Asiatic Society of Bombay, the Rotary Club of Bombay recently welcomed over 160 map enthusiasts for an intriguing exploration. The event, curated by Past Perfect, titled ‘Story of Mumbai Through Maps: Putting ‘ART’ in Cartography’, attracted over...
Rtn. Sanjiv Saran honoured the occasion by expressing respect, love, and remembrance for his late mother, Smt. Vishno Saran, along with the mothers of all Ananda Yaan centres. He made personal visits to all three centres, serving a lavish meal to a hundred mothers. He engaged with them in warm conversation and shared the meal...