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DG Rajendra Man Sherchan

District Governor - (2024-2025)

Rotary Services

  • Charter president- RC Thamel (2001-2004)
  • Worked at various levels/capacities in RI District 3290
  • Worked with District Officials and Senior Rotarians of Nepal for establishing Nepal District 3292
  • 2012 – June 2021 - Coordinator of Adult Literacy, under Rotary Nepal Literacy Mission

Served in Rotary as:

  • Assistant Governor Zone IV
  • Member-District Advisory Council
  • Member Secretary- District Disaster Relief Committee
  • Co-Chair- Family Values Subcommittee
  • National coordinator- Adult Literacy under TEACH Program of RNLM]
  • Life Member- International Golfing Fellowship of Rotarians
  • Life Member- South Asia Fellowship of Golfing Rotarians
  • Chair of different District Committees: Partners In Service, Preserve Earth Planet, New Member Orientation/  Education  Subcommittee,  Family  Values  Committee,  District  Community  Service Committee, District Basic Education & Literacy sub- committee, District Awards & Recognitions Committee
  • Member of District Advisory Council Member Secretary of District Disaster Relief Committee

Experience in Brief

  • Chairman of Thames International College
  • Director, Salt Trading Corporation Ltd.
  • Director, Sagarmatha Insurance Company Ltd.
  • Lifetime Special Member of CACCI – Confederation of Asia Pacific Chambers of Commerce and
  • Industries with office in Taipei, Taiwan
  • Executive Member of SAARC Chamber of Commerce and Industry
  • Executive Member of China Chamber of Commerce and Industry
  • Captain of Royal Nepal Golf Club
  • Former Treasurer - Nepal India Chamber of Commerce
  • Past President of Godavari Alumni Association (Twice)

Also has been Secretary General and Pro - Secretary General of the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Association (IFAWPCA), Manila, Philippines

Recipient of Citation for Meritorious Service from the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Association in New Zealand in the year 2016.

Business Experience:  

  • 1993 - 2009  Director, National Finance Company
  • 2000 - 2001  Director, Nepal Industrial Development Corporation
  • 1983 - 1995  Director, Khadya Udyog Ltd.
  • 1992 - 1994  Director, Janakpur Cigarette Factory
  • 1995 - 1997  Co-Chairman, FNCCI, Industry Committee
  • 2001 till 2011  Chairman, Nepal Vegetable Ghee Industries

Business Associations:    

  • International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’
  • Association (IFAWPCA)
  • 1998 – 1999  Secretary General
  • 1996 – 1998  Pro-Secretary General
  • 2000 – 2002  Executive Member, Nepal Association of Travel Agents

Federation of Contractors’ Association of Nepal

  • 1992 - 1994  First Vice President
  • 1990 - 1992  Treasurer
  • 1995 - 1999  Advisor
  • 2009 till date Executive Member  Nepal China Chamber of Commerce
  • Nepal India Chamber of Commerce
  • 2010 - 2012, Executive Member
  • 2012 - 2015, Treasurer

Social Service:    

  • Nepal Eye Hospital
  • 1992 - 1995, Board Member
  • 1995 - 1998, Coordinator, Construction Sub-committee
  • Youth Activities Co-ordination Committee under Social Service,
  • National Co-ordination Council
  • 1977  -  1981,  Member  (appointed  by  His  Majesty  the  Late  King),  Youth  Activities  Co-ordination
  • Committee under Social Service,
  • National Co-ordination Council
  • Chair of the Tree Plantation Committee in the Youth Activities Coordination Committee which planted more than
  • 100,000 TREES in Nagarkot in 1979
  • Godavari Alumni Association (Association of Ex-Xaverians)
  • 2012 - 2015   President
  • 1977-1979   President
  • 1992 -1993 & 1998  Board Member
  • 1974-1976   Executive Secretary

Sports

  • Royal Nepal Golf Course
  • 2010 - 2014, Executive Member
  • 2014 - 2019 Honorary Secretary
  • 2019 – Till date Captain
  • Nepal Hockey Association
  • 1978  Secretary

Decoration: 

  • Dakshin Bahu IV Class
  • Coronation Medal of His Late Majesty King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev Coronation Medal

Travel

Australia, Bhutan,  India,  Hong  Kong,  Singapore,  Sri  Lanka,  Maldives,  Malaysia,  Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, China, Tibet, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, UAE, Qatar, France, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Qatar, Czechoslovakia, UK, USA, Kenya, Uganda,

International Participation / Contribution

  • SAARC CCI EC and General Meetings held in Sri Lanka, Bhutan Dhaka, Bhutan, and Nepal since 2011.
  • Member of the Presidential SAARC CCI delegation to the USA in 2016
  • Initiatives for Regional Integration, Kathmandu, Nepal, 12 December 2013
  • Participated as an Executive Member in Economic Freedom and Business Environment in South
  • Asia – May 18, 2011 in Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • Seminar on Financial Cooperation in South Asia: Challenges and Prospects, Kathmandu, Nepal, 21 April 2013
  • International Federation  of  Asian  and  Western  Pacifi c  Contractor’s  Association 
  • Recipient of 5 and 10 Attendance Awards for attending diff erent Conventions and Board Meetings in Different Countries from 1995 onwards ( Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, India Srilanka, Hongkong )
  • Was a Member of the delegation in the CACCI Presidential visit to Myanmar in 2013
  • Was a member of the Jaycees International delegation to attend the 30th JCI World Conference in
  • Amsterdam, Holland from Kathmandu Jaycees in 1975
  • Was a  team  member  of  Royal  Nepal  Golf  Club  for  playing  several  years against  Bhutan,  Royal Brigade of Gurkhas, Gakeward Cup, etc in Kathmandu
  • Was a member of the golf delegation from Nepal for playing friendly Golf tournament in Bhutan in 2014
  • Led Golfers from Royal Nepal Golf Club to Myanmar
  • Member of delegation to Sydney, Australia from GAA (Godavari Alumni Association) to attend the Jesuit World Alumni Congress in 1997.
  • Member of delegation under President Mr. Rajesh Kazi Shrestha of China Chambers of Commerce to China in 2007
  • Delegation Leader who lead 8 member youth delegation to Japan at the invitation of the Japanese
  • Prime Minister as a member of the Youth Activities Coordination Committee in 1978 and also visited the Philippines

Message from District Governor

October

  • july
  • august
  • september
  • october

Dear fellow Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Interactors,

First and foremost, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Interactors for the commencement of the Rotary Year 2024-25. My best wishes go out to all club leaders and members for a successful tenure ahead, following the completion of a productive Rotary Year 2023-2024.

Throughout the past year, Rotary International, District 3292, and all Rotary Clubs have diligently served our communities through various humanitarian initiatives.

I am delighted to have the opportunity to share my thoughts and happiness through the district's official website and mobile app. These platforms serve as reliable sources of Rotary-related information for District 3292.

The Rotary International President for RY 2024-2025, Stephanie A. Urchick, has called upon members to recognize and amplify our organization's ability to save lives. She unveiled the 2024-25 presidential theme, "The Magic of Rotary," urging members to infuse every project completed, every dollar donated, and every new member with this transformative magic.

As Rotarians, we engage in service projects aimed at aiding communities in need, thereby positively impacting the lives of those facing hardship. The leadership roles within Rotary, although spanning just one year, have the potential to be life-changing when we harness the capabilities of our teams and club members. Let us unite in our efforts towards enhancing humanitarian services.

I trust that all clubs within District 3292 will strive wholeheartedly to achieve the objectives of the presidential theme and district goals.

Yours in Rotary,

Rajendra Man Sherchan

District Governor, RY 2024-2025

 

Dear Fellow Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Interactors,

It is with immense joy that I embark on this journey with all of you, participating in impactful service projects within our communities. As we progress through the series of President's installations across our district's clubs, I’ve had the privilege of connecting with many of you, sharing our collective visions and goals.

August is a pivotal month in our Rotary calendar, dedicated to Membership and New Club Development. Strong membership is the foundation of our organization, and expanding our reach ensures we continue to serve our communities effectively.

Our district has set ambitious goals: retaining 95% of our members, increasing membership by 10%, ensuring 25% of new members are women, and establishing at least five new clubs.

Additionally, we aim to convert at least 50 Rotaractors to Rotarians. I am confident that through our collective efforts, we will achieve these targets.

Let’s welcome new members with open hearts, offering them opportunities to lead and serve.

Remember, every Rotarian brings unique skills and perspectives that enrich our community. I encourage each of you to actively engage in recruiting and mentoring new members, fostering a culture of inclusivity and service.

On August 17th, 2024, we are privileged to host a District Membership and Public Image Seminar. This event serves as a platform for learning, sharing, and building valuable connections. We are honored to have RI Director Anirudha Roychowdhury as our Chief Guest and Rotary Public Image Coordinator Sandeep Narang as a distinguished guest, both of whom are providing invaluable insights.

Together, let’s continue to strengthen our district and contribute to a brighter future through Rotary.

Yours in Rotary Service,

Rajendra Man Sherchan
District Governor, RY 2024-2025

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Dear Fellow Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Interactors,

September marks Basic Education and Literacy Month, a cornerstone of Rotary’s mission to empower communities. As District 3292, we take pride in championing initiatives that foster learning and open doors for those who otherwise would not have access to quality education. This month is an opportunity for us to amplify our efforts in supporting education and literacy for all ages, from children to adults.

The ability to read and write is the foundation upon which people can build better lives. Let’s unite our efforts across the district and strive to make a measurable difference through projects focused on education and literacy.

The month's highlights include literacy projects, teacher training, and school renovations. Clubs have distributed books, started literacy classes, and launched digital literacy programs. They also provided training workshops for teachers, enhancing their learning experiences. They collaborated with local authorities to renovate classrooms and establish libraries in underserved schools.

Focus on Membership and Engagement as we continue our service efforts, let’s not forget the importance of growing and engaging our membership. September is an ideal time to involve new members by having them participate in our education and literacy initiatives. Engaged members are motivated members, and together we can achieve more. Rotary Foundation and Literacy Support Our contributions to The Rotary Foundation help fund critical literacy programs worldwide.

Let’s aim to increase our district’s contributions this month by emphasizing the direct impact that education projects have on transforming lives. I encourage each club to prioritize contributions and promote the cause among members.

Conclusion

As we move forward in this Rotary year, remember that education is the key to unlocking potential. By investing in literacy, we invest in the future. Thank you for your tireless service and commitment. Together, we can make lasting changes in the lives of many.

Yours in Rotary Service,
District Governor,
Rotary District 3292

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Dear Fellow Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Interactors,

October is Community Economic Development Month, a time to reflect on the importance of creating sustainable economic opportunities for communities. Rotary International is committed to supporting projects that promote entrepreneurship, foster local businesses, and help people acquire the skills needed to succeed. This month is a chance for District 3292 to focus on initiatives that empower individuals economically, uplift entire communities, and create magic.

Economic development isn’t just about financial growth—it’s about providing people with the tools and resources to improve their lives and contribute to the prosperity of their local economy. Let’s unite to ensure that our district plays a vital role in building more resilient, sustainable communities.

This month's highlights include various initiatives that will help in the upliftment of small business owners and entrepreneurs in underdeveloped areas, supporting women-led enterprises and boosting local economies through small-scale industry. Vocational training also continues to be a priority. In collaboration with local institutions, clubs are encouraged to start skill-building workshops for unemployed youth and women, empowering individuals with marketable skills. Recognizing the vital role of agriculture in rural economies, our clubs can launch projects that will support local farmers with training in sustainable farming practices and access to better seeds and tools. By focusing on modern farming techniques, we should aim to increase productivity and create long-term income streams for farming communities.

Rotary Foundation: Investing in Economic Development 

The Rotary Foundation plays a critical role in supporting community economic development projects worldwide. I encourage each club to consider increasing its contributions this month so that we can continue to fund transformative initiatives that uplift communities economically. In months that have gone by, Rotary Clubs in our District have contributed significantly for the Annual Program Fund and the Polio Fund. These contributions make a real difference in the lives of individuals and communities. I encourage Rotary Clubs to continue making these contributions in the coming months and follow-up on the pledges they have made in regards to these funds.

Membership increment and growth

Our projects in community economic development offer fantastic opportunities for Rotarians to engage and contribute meaningfully. I encourage each club to involve as many members as possible in these efforts, as these projects provide a powerful way to build stronger ties within our Rotary family and attract new members passionate about community service. As we continued our service efforts, we increased the significant number of members in the Rotary District 3292 with the addition of 246 new enthusiastic people of action in the months of July and August . We aim to grow the membership and bring more people together to create more magic.

Conclusion

As we welcome the new month of October, let’s continue to focus on creating sustainable economic change in our communities. The work we do today in empowering individuals and fostering entrepreneurship will lead to stronger, more sustainable communities tomorrow. Thank you for your continued hard work and dedication.

Yours in Rotary Service,
District Governor,
Rotary District 3292

Council of District Governors