Rotary Club of Mount Everest, Lalitpur

Rotary Club of Mount Everest, Lalitpur Rotary Year 2026/27
President: Sandeep Amir Kansakar
Secretary: Rajendra Tuladhar
Rotary Weekly Meeting (RWM): Sunday, 8 AM

Rotary Club of Mount Everest, Lalitpur (Club ID: 53985) was chartered on the 30th of June 2000 with 24 members under Rotary International District 3292 Nepal Bhutan. Currently the club has total 29 members. Rotary Club of Mount Everest, Lalitpur is actively involved with various organizations to expand its community service by addressing seven major areas of focus such as promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, sanitation and hygiene, saving mothers & children, supporting education, growing local economies and protecting the environment. In addition to these focus areas, Rotary Club of Mount Everest has adopted Support to Culture and Heritage as its focus area. This focus area has been adopted by the Rotary District 3292. Rotary Club of Mount Everest Lalitpur is the first club to organize the Ethics Symposium among RI District 3292 Clubs.

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member Rtn. Sanjay Nepal !We appreciate you and your contributions...
24/09/2026

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member Rtn. Sanjay Nepal !
We appreciate you and your contributions to our community.

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member and Past President Rtn. Saroj Basnet!We appreciate you and ...
22/09/2026

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member and Past President Rtn. Saroj Basnet!
We appreciate you and your contributions to our community.

Through heritage-focused walks, Rotary instills civic pride and ensures ancient knowledge passes safely to future genera...
20/09/2026

Through heritage-focused walks, Rotary instills civic pride and ensures ancient knowledge passes safely to future generations.

On 19September, 2026 Rotary Club of Mount Everest, Lalitpur members, family and friends visited and performed puja at the Taleju Bhawani Temple Durbar Square.

Taleju Bhaawani is the "Kul deuta" (family/clan deity) of the Malla kings, who ruled the Kathmandu Valley from the 12th to the 18th century. It is one of the most revered and celebrated shrines in Nepal.

The temple is open to the public only once a year during the ninth day of Dashain because she is considered as Goddess Durga. But what makes the temple mysterious is the legend behind it.

According to folklore, the last king of Kantipur (old name of Kathmandu), King Jaya Prakash Malla used to secretly visit the Taleju Temple in Basantapur to meet the Goddess Taleju Bhawani every midnight. They used to play a game of dice every night.

Taleju Bhawani is considered as the goddess who made kings. Legend has it that the great Malla kings established their powerful dynasty because they were granted kingship by goddess Taleju. There are Taleju temples in the three royal palaces of Malla Kings in Basantapur, Patan and Bhaktapur.

After the visit, the Regular Weekly Meeting (RWM #1259) was convened Moon Bistro, Basantapur.

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member Rtn. Uttam Adhikari!We appreciate you and your contribution...
20/09/2026

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member Rtn. Uttam Adhikari!
We appreciate you and your contributions to our community.

13September, 2026Regular Weekly Meeting RWM #1258In the meeting today, we had a brief presentation on various topics, by...
13/09/2026

13September, 2026
Regular Weekly Meeting RWM #1258

In the meeting today, we had a brief presentation on various topics, by PP Rtn. Badan Lal Nyachhyon covering insights into the cultural aspect of "Matayaa" Festival, Wood and specific tree requirement for building Rato Matchendranath chariot, proposed World Ethics Day program, the recent Rasuwa flood affects and how Rotarians can do need assessment and help.

Highlight of the meeting was talk program by the Guest Speaker Mr. Subham Manandhar on the topic "Rescue Nepal's Stolen Artefacts from Auctioneers".

Mr. Manandhar is a Master's student at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, specializing in Cultural Heritage and Visual Arts, with a focus on Nepal's cultural heritage.

04/09/2026
हालै भोटेकोशी नदीमा आएको आकस्मिक विनाशकारी बाढीबाट उत्पन्न प्राकृतिक विपत्तिबाट प्रभावित नागरिकहरूको उद्धार, राहत तथा पु...
04/09/2026

हालै भोटेकोशी नदीमा आएको आकस्मिक विनाशकारी बाढीबाट उत्पन्न प्राकृतिक विपत्तिबाट प्रभावित नागरिकहरूको उद्धार, राहत तथा पुनःस्थापनामा सहयोग पुर्‍याउने मानवीय उद्देश्यले हामी रोटरी क्लब अफ माउण्ट एभरेस्ट ललितपुरका सदस्यहरुको तर्फबाट आफ्नो सामाजिक उत्तरदायित्व निर्वाह गर्ने प्रयास स्वरूप रु. ७७,७७७/- को चेक रोटरी डिस्ट्रीक्ट ३२९२ कार्यालय मार्फत प्रधानमन्त्री दैवी प्रकोप उद्धार कोषमा जम्मा गर्नको लागि बुझायौं ।

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Fulfilling our social responsibility and aiming to assist in the safety and rehabilitation of citizens affected by the recent sudden devastating floods in the Bhote Koshi River, members of the Rotary Club of Mount Everest Rotary Club of Mount Everest, Lalitpur handed over a cheque for Rs. 77,777/- to the Rotary District 3292 office for deposit into the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund.

30August, 2026District Governor’s official visit and the 3rd Club AssemblyWe have also inducted a new member Rtn. Bishnu...
31/08/2026

30August, 2026
District Governor’s official visit and the 3rd Club Assembly

We have also inducted a new member Rtn. Bishnu Dhakal.
We are delighted to welcome him to RC Mount Everest Lalitpur family!

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member Rtn. Suroj Raj Rajkarnikar!We appreciate you and your contr...
27/08/2026

Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our wonderful Rotary member Rtn. Suroj Raj Rajkarnikar!
We appreciate you and your contributions to our community.

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