1. Presentation by PP Rtn Rajendra Ruia R I District 3140
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Rotary Peace Fellowships
Presentation by
PP Rtn Rajendra Ruia
R I District 3140

2. Give Peace a Chance Rotarians - Please -John Lennon- The Beatles 1969
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3. Rotary World Peace Scholarships
Recommend a candidate for
Rotary World Peace Scholarships
It does not cost the Club anything
It does not cost the District anything

4. Where can you get a chance to meet some of the people like

5. Rotary Peace Alumni in 3140 Course Name Present Profession
RPCSP Chula 2007 January
Babasaheb Samudre
Sub Registrar, Borivali West, Govt of Maharashtra
RPCSP Chula 2007 June
Sumit Mullick
Principal Secretary- Govt of Maharashtra
RPCSP Chula 2008 January
Kishu Daswani
Professor of Law
RPCSP Chula 2009 January
Neeta Kolhatkar
Television Channel-Current Events Analyst
RPCSP Chula 2010 January
O P Gupta
MD - MAHADISCOM
RPCSP Chula 2011 June
Anil Naik
Inspector Mumbai Police
RPCSP Chula 2012 January
Inderajeet Karle
Inspector Thane Police
RPCSP Chula January
Sachin Rane
Asst Commissioner, State Intelligence Department
RPCSP Chula 2013 July
Ms Rukmini Iyer
Corporate Training
Ms Sunita Masani
Solicitor and Law Lecturer
RPCSP Chula 2014 January
Ms Anuradha Karkare
Kripa Foundation - A De-addiction Centre
Vishwas Nangre Patil
Insp Gen Police - ACB
RPCSP Chula 2014 June
Mahendra Kalyankar
Municipal Commissioner Akola

6. Rotary Peace Alumni in 3140 RWPS 2002-04 Duke/UNC Pravin Dixit
Course
Name
Profession
RWPS Duke/UNC
Pravin Dixit
DG Maharashtra Police
RWPS Duke/UNC
Rajiv Jalota
Commissioner Sales Tax Maharashtra
RWPS Berkeley
Suresh Kakani
Municipal Commissioner Solapur
RWPS Bradford
Ms Swati Chauhan
Judge – Family Court
RWPS
ICU Tokyo
Ms Surbhi Khyati
Journalist, Indian Express

7. Rotary Peace Fellowships - Long Term
The Programs
Rotary Peace Fellowships - Long Term
Long Term [2 years] Masters Degree Fellowships at
5 leading Universities around the World
Rotary Peace Fellowships – Short Term
Short Term 13 weeks program at
the Chulalongkorn University - Bangkok

8. Applicant Qualifications - 1:
A strong commitment to international understanding and peace demonstrated through professional and academic achievements and personal and community service activities
Strong leadership skills
Minimum 5 years work experience for Short Term [Diploma] & 3 years for Long Term [Masters]
Hold established careers in fields, industries, and/or positions relating to peace and peaceful conflict resolution
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
Proficiency in English
This program is not recommended for recent graduates with undergraduate degrees

9. Applicant Qualifications - 2:
Professionals in mid- to upper-level positions generally 35 to 50 years [Short Term]/ years [Long Term] in the
governmental,
non-governmental,
academic,
corporate,
law enforcement,
armed forces,
medical,
or media fields.
This program is not recommended for recent graduates with undergraduate degrees

10. How to look for candidates
You meet several people from Govt Officers (IAS, IPS), NGO’s , Corporates (HR & IR executives), Armed Forces, Media Professionals (Journalists , Correspondents) Professionals from Legal field.
We call some very good persons as Speakers. Some of them will definitely meet the requirements of the courses.

11. How to look for candidates
Past Rotaractors
TRF Alumni GSE, Ambassadorial Scholars
Peace Fellows are a great resource as they have been through the program they can motivate to their friends and colleagues.

12. Identifying candidates is not very difficult.
Conclusion
Identifying candidates is not very difficult.
Applications are due December.

13. “. For it isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it
“ For it isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.”
— Eleanor Roosevelt

14. THANK YOU Give Peace a Chance Rotarians of 3140 Please
-John Lennon- The Beatles 1969
THANK YOU