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Find your copy of JUNE 2026 issue and enjoy reading!
Find your copy of JUNE 2026 issue and enjoy reading!
Chair – 2025-26
Dear Fellow Rotarians,
Greetings!
As the Rotary Year 2025–26 reaches its conclusion, the Governor's Monthly Letter (GML) proudly completes another successful year as a trusted platform for informing, inspiring, and connecting the Rotary family across Nepal and Bhutan. Throughout all twelve editions, GML has reflected the true spirit of Rotary by showcasing outstanding service projects, visionary leadership, enduring fellowship, and innovative initiatives undertaken by clubs. More than a chronicle of events, it has celebrated our shared commitment to Service Above Self and the collective impact of Rotary in transforming lives and strengthening communities.
June, observed as Rotary Fellowship Month, reminds us that friendship, unity, and collaboration are the foundation of Rotary's enduring strength. Throughout the month, clubs across District 3292 embraced these values through fellowship gatherings, community service initiatives, leadership activities, and youth engagement programs. These efforts strengthened relationships among members while reaffirming that genuine fellowship enhances our capacity to serve with compassion, purpose, and lasting impact.
This concluding edition also reflects a remarkable Rotary year distinguished by significant achievements. The successful implementation of District and Global Grants, membership growth, the chartering of new clubs, impactful humanitarian projects, and numerous initiatives in education, health, environment, and community development exemplify the dedication and collective efforts of our Rotary family.
Serving as the editor of GML throughout this Rotary year has been both an honor and a privilege. Compiling all twelve editions has allowed me to document inspiring stories of service, leadership, and hope while preserving the remarkable journey of District 3292.
I extend my sincere gratitude to the district governor, district leaders, club presidents, bulletin editors, contributors, photographers, and every member whose support and cooperation made each publication possible. As we close this memorable Rotary year, thank you for your trust, dedication, and friendship. May the legacy we have created together continue to inspire greater service, stronger fellowship, and an even brighter future for Rotary.
Yours in Rotary,
Rtn. Er. Bidur Timalsina
Chair, District Publication & GML Sub-Committee 2025-26
Find your copy of JUNE 2026 issue and enjoy reading!
Chair – 2025-26
Dear Fellow Rotarians,
Greetings!
As the Rotary Year 2025–26 reaches its conclusion, the Governor's Monthly Letter (GML) proudly completes another successful year as a trusted platform for informing, inspiring, and connecting the Rotary family across Nepal and Bhutan. Throughout all twelve editions, GML has reflected the true spirit of Rotary by showcasing outstanding service projects, visionary leadership, enduring fellowship, and innovative initiatives undertaken by clubs. More than a chronicle of events, it has celebrated our shared commitment to Service Above Self and the collective impact of Rotary in transforming lives and strengthening communities.
June, observed as Rotary Fellowship Month, reminds us that friendship, unity, and collaboration are the foundation of Rotary's enduring strength. Throughout the month, clubs across District 3292 embraced these values through fellowship gatherings, community service initiatives, leadership activities, and youth engagement programs. These efforts strengthened relationships among members while reaffirming that genuine fellowship enhances our capacity to serve with compassion, purpose, and lasting impact.
This concluding edition also reflects a remarkable Rotary year distinguished by significant achievements. The successful implementation of District and Global Grants, membership growth, the chartering of new clubs, impactful humanitarian projects, and numerous initiatives in education, health, environment, and community development exemplify the dedication and collective efforts of our Rotary family.
Serving as the editor of GML throughout this Rotary year has been both an honor and a privilege. Compiling all twelve editions has allowed me to document inspiring stories of service, leadership, and hope while preserving the remarkable journey of District 3292.
I extend my sincere gratitude to the district governor, district leaders, club presidents, bulletin editors, contributors, photographers, and every member whose support and cooperation made each publication possible. As we close this memorable Rotary year, thank you for your trust, dedication, and friendship. May the legacy we have created together continue to inspire greater service, stronger fellowship, and an even brighter future for Rotary.
Yours in Rotary,
Rtn. Er. Bidur Timalsina
Chair, District Publication & GML Sub-Committee 2025-26
