Rotary Club Of Bombay

Rotary Club Of Bombay Rotary Club of Bombay has been founded in 1929 to facilitate fellowship and serve the community. Follow us on Facebook Twitter Instagram

The Rotary Club of Bombay is one of the pioneers in India of the rotary movement, devoted to the ideal of Fellowship through service. The Club meets every Tuesday at 1.15 p.m. at the Taj Mahal Hotel, the very place where the founders had their first get-together. Most clubs in Dist 3140 can trace their roots to the Rotary Club of Bombay. The membership of the Club has grown from 38 in 1929 to arou

nd 320 today. The unique single classification concept of Rotary allows the Rotary Club of Bombay a membership compromising a high performance cross-section of Bombay’s successful business and professional men and women, all accomplishers in their own field ranging from doctors to architects, legal luminaries to bankers, entrepreneurs to educationalists and merchandisers to communicators. The Club offers a stimulating fellowship based on a fascinating diversity of interests in business, arts, sciences and the professional expertise of its members. This Club has inspired the incorporation of 26 Interact clubs, with about 750 school children as members, and 6 Rotaract clubs with a membership of about 200 college students. There is also a very active Inner Wheel Club.

Through sustained efforts in education innovation and youth development, the Rotary Club of Bombay continues to create p...
28/02/2026

Through sustained efforts in education innovation and youth development, the Rotary Club of Bombay continues to create platforms where curiosity learning and problem solving can thrive.

Our IT Innovation Labs and science based learning initiatives at Lighthouse and Bhavishya Yaan are designed to equip students with practical skills confidence and exposure beyond the classroom, especially for those from underserved communities.

On National Science Day, we celebrate young minds who are exploring ideas experimenting with solutions and applying science to real world challenges. Their achievements reflect the impact of access mentorship and hands on learning. By nurturing scientific thinking and innovation from an early age, Rotary Club of Bombay remains committed to building a future shaped by knowledge creativity and opportunity.

We remember Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj for his unwavering courage visionary leadership and commitment to justice. His l...
19/02/2026

We remember Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj for his unwavering courage visionary leadership and commitment to justice. His legacy continues to inspire service integrity and responsibility in building a stronger and more inclusive society.

Their IoT-based project, Smart Helmet for Coal Mine Worker Safety, demonstrated a practical solution for real-time monit...
17/02/2026

Their IoT-based project, Smart Helmet for Coal Mine Worker Safety, demonstrated a practical solution for real-time monitoring of hazardous gases and temperature levels, with instant alerts and remote monitoring support. This success reflects their creativity, technical skill and the strong guidance provided through our IT Innovation Lab, reinforcing our commitment to nurturing young minds through education, innovation and service.

Their IoT based project, Smart Helmet for Coal Mine Worker Safety, demonstrated a practical solution for real time monitoring of hazardous gases and temperature levels, with instant alerts and remote monitoring support. This success reflects their creativity, technical skill and the strong guidance provided through our IT Innovation Lab, reinforcing our commitment to nurturing young minds through education, innovation and service.

We are delighted to share the achievement of students from ITI Elphinstone at the Mumbai District Level ITI Science Exhi...
16/02/2026

We are delighted to share the achievement of students from ITI Elphinstone at the Mumbai District Level ITI Science Exhibition, where they secured third place in both the technical and non technical categories. Their performance reflects strong innovation, practical thinking and the ability to apply learning to real world challenges.

In the technical category, the IoT based Wire Breakdown Detection System demonstrated a smart solution to improve fault detection and response in power distribution networks. In the non technical category, the Server Room Temperature Monitoring System showcased how automated monitoring and control can enhance efficiency reliability and infrastructure safety. These outcomes reaffirm our commitment to nurturing skill based learning, innovation and confidence through hands on education that prepares students for future ready roles.

At our Tuesday meeting on 10 February 2026 at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel Colaba, members gathered for an insightful spea...
15/02/2026

At our Tuesday meeting on 10 February 2026 at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel Colaba, members gathered for an insightful speaker session on Semaglutide and Newer Weight Loss Drugs.

The session offered a balanced perspective on emerging therapies, clinical considerations and responsible use, fostering informed dialogue and reinforcing Rotary Club of Bombay’s commitment to shared learning, thoughtful leadership and service-driven awareness in healthcare.e.. in conversation with Ms. Ekta Batra, Award Winning Senior Editor Pharma and Health and Anchor at CNBC-TV18.

At our Tuesday meeting on 10 February 2026 at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Colaba, members gathered for an insightful speaker session on Semaglutide and Newer Weight Loss Drugs.y’s commitment to shared learning, thoughtful leadership and service-driven awareness in healthcare.e.. in conversation with Ms. Ekta Batra, Award Winning Senior Editor, Pharma and Health and Anchor at CNBC-TV18.

We were proud to inaugurate the IT Innovation Lab at ITI Elphinstone, a meaningful step toward strengthening vocational ...
12/02/2026

We were proud to inaugurate the IT Innovation Lab at ITI Elphinstone, a meaningful step toward strengthening vocational education and future-ready skills.

Designed as a hands-on Centre of Excellence, the lab enables students to engage with emerging technologies such as AIoT, robotics, automation, smart energy systems, and digital manufacturing, turning classroom learning into real-world application.

Inaugurated by Rtn. Yogesh Mahansaria, with the support of Manisha Varma and guided by Rotary leadership and government collaboration, this initiative reflects the Rotary Club of Bombay’s commitment to building confidence, capability, and dignity through skill-based education.

By reimagining classrooms as spaces for problem-solving and innovation, the lab empowers students to prepare for lifelong relevance and meaningful participation in India’s growth journey.

Strengthening holistic child development through play, the Rotary Club of Bombay, in partnership with The Opentree Found...
11/02/2026

Strengthening holistic child development through play, the Rotary Club of Bombay, in partnership with The Opentree Foundation, continues to create nurturing learning environments for children in Palghar. Through the Life Skills Play Programme, children learn teamwork problem solving emotional regulation and confidence using structured play based activities aligned with the academic curriculum.

With focused capacity building teacher training and sustained programme delivery, the initiative currently reaches 1,200 children at Shri S T Kadam Primary Secondary and Junior College. By supporting educators empowering playworkers and prioritising child safety, Rotary’s commitment ensures that classrooms become happier safer spaces where learning readiness and life skills grow together through the power of play.

On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Rotary Club of Bombay celebrates the power of education in shapi...
11/02/2026

On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Rotary Club of Bombay celebrates the power of education in shaping confident capable young women. Through our IT Innovation Labs and focused learning initiatives, we create opportunities for girls to explore science technology and problem solving from an early age. The achievements of our students reflect not only their talent and determination but also the impact of sustained support access and encouragement. By nurturing curiosity skills and confidence, we continue to work towards a future where girls lead innovate and thrive through science.

A healthy crop is the foundation of a strong farming community and a gift that nourishes us all. Through our rural devel...
10/02/2026

A healthy crop is the foundation of a strong farming community and a gift that nourishes us all. Through our rural development programmes across Maharashtra, the Rotary Club of Bombay supports farmers with field water irrigation systems solar power solutions and access to agricultural expertise focused on seed quality crop care and sustainable practices. By strengthening livelihoods alongside hygiene sanitation clean drinking water and education, we work towards building resilient communities where growth is holistic and impact is lasting.

Strengthening international Rotary fellowship, Rtn Peter Born visited Rotary Clubs in Vienna, Austria, to share the work...
10/02/2026

Strengthening international Rotary fellowship, Rtn Peter Born visited Rotary Clubs in Vienna, Austria, to share the work vision and service initiatives of the Rotary Club of Bombay. Through meaningful interactions and the exchange of ideas, these meetings reinforced opportunities for collaboration and shared learning across borders.

As a gesture of goodwill and friendship, Rotary flags were exchanged with the Rotary Club Wien-West, Rotary Club Wien-Stephansplatz, Rotary Club Wien-Graben and Rotary Club Wien-Nestroy in the presence of Sabine Unterweger, incoming District Governor of District 1910. These exchanges reflected Rotary’s spirit of global fellowship and reaffirmed a shared commitment to service cooperation and lasting international connections.

Promoting digital safety and responsible online behaviour, a Cyber Bullying Awareness workshop was conducted for the Int...
09/02/2026

Promoting digital safety and responsible online behaviour, a Cyber Bullying Awareness workshop was conducted for the Interact Club New Bharda of the Rotary Club of Bombay by Brush of Hope in collaboration with the Matterly Foundation. The session focused on helping students understand the risks and emotional impact of cyber bullying while encouraging mindful and empathetic use of digital platforms.

Through interactive discussions real life examples and open conversations, students learnt how to identify report and respond to cyber bullying while supporting peers facing online harassment. The initiative reflected a shared commitment to nurturing confident informed and compassionate young individuals in an increasingly digital world.

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