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Saurav Gupta takes over as Rotary district 3080 president

MP Manish Tiwari attends the event as chief guest
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 11:36 PM Jul 28, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, July 28

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Saurav Gupta took over as Rotary district 3080 president.

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The installation began with the collaring ceremony.

The event was attended by several prominent Rotary Club presidents and secretaries, including MP Gupta, Madhukar Malhotra and Rita Kalra.

Newly appointed president Saurav Gupta stated that the team members will work towards making people self-reliant and focus on education, healthcare, and building a strong community.

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Member of Parliament Manish Tiwari praised the work done by Rotary over the past 12 decades. He expressed serious concern about global warming in 2023 and urged the community to take concrete steps for environmental protection through a solid plan.

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