Blood Donation Campaign

7th December, 2019

"एक बूंद बचाए चार जान" With this in their minds, the interact club of Kulachi Hansraj Model School once again hosted a Blood Donation Camp at their school where you could not only donate blood but also sign up for organ donation. The turnout this year was excellent with 67 people present at the camp on 7th December, 2019.

36 pints of blood were collected and 8 registrations for organ donations were taken. Participants got their BMI, haemoglobin, eyesight, blood pressure and blood sugar levels checked as well. 

Interactors made sure everything happened efficiently and that all of the donors felt comfortable, they also helped the professionals in miniscule ways by putting on band aids and giving out snacks to the donors post-donation.

Donors were provided with both a certificate and a medal to honour their donations and encourage them to keep donating every year.

Our own staff, alumni and students' parents were some of the donors. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who showed up and hope to see even more of you here next year.

Blood Donation Campaign Rally

5th December, 2019

With the slogan- Raktdan, Mahadan- on their lips, and enthusiasm in their hearts, Kulachi Interact Club conducted a successful blood donation awareness rally on the chilly winter morning of 5th of December, 2019, a mere two days prior to the event.

Lead by the ever inspiring teacher in-charges of the club, young Interactors rallied in the streets of Ashok Vihar,  educating bystanders with the benefits of blood and organ donation. With exemplary commitment, 60 Interactors ensured to spread their message to every household in the district.

Teacher In-Charges: Ms. Samdisha, Mrs. Seema Lal, Mrs. Ritu Salil
Reporters: Yatin Arora and Kratika Sharma
Photographers: Hitharth Mahajan and Bhumi Khandelwal

DILA- District Interact Leadership Assembly

16th October, 2019

51 interactors accompanied by 2 teacher in-charges attended Umang, the Annual District Interact Leadership Assembly on 16th October, 2019. It was a grand event hosted by Rotary Club, Rohtak Scholars at Talkatora Stadium. 

The event was a learning opportunity for all the young interactors from Kulachi. Students were informed of the significance of the event and realised how a sports stadium had been converted into a temple of learning.

Rotary Club's Agenda for the year 2019-20 was announced with special focus on -

1) The Water Crisis

2) Disease Prevention 

3) Economic Empowerment 

4) Health and Hygiene 

5) Education for All

6) World Peace

Our club was proud to display a collage which exhibited our contribution to societal welfare through projects like- orphanage visits, old age home visits and mental health awareness campaigns, to name a few.

An extremely motivating speech was delivered by His Excellency Yigesh Punjabi, High Commissioner of the Republic of Figured to India,  followed by an engaging session on transformational leadership and a fun lucky draw. 

Club President Ananya Virdy participated in a March past alongside other Interact Presidents, DIRs and ZIRs. Kulachi Interactors- Lavanya, Meenashi, Ronit, Rishiraj and Anmol- presented a dance performance on a poem which reflected on the silent struggles of people who suffer from mental health disorders. All interactors received certificates for their participation in the event.

Teacher in-charge : Mrs. Seema Lal

Reporter: Yatin Arora 

Photographer : Hitharth Mahajan

Visit to New Asha Special Home

23rd October, 2019

Interactors from Kulachi Hansraj Model School, along with two teacher in-charges, visited New Asha Special Home in Palam Village, Dwarka on 23rd October, 2019. The visit proved to be a great motivational lesson to all the Interactors. They realised there is always a way and that one can excel despite of disabilities one is born with.

The special school had around 6 rooms where children with different needs were educated and vocationally trained. All Interactors distributed the gifts that they had collected- books, stationery items, sweets and chocolates to the special children. As Diwali was round the corner, the children had made beautiful candles and diyas and had exhibited the best of their creativity. The visit made them feel visibly happy and joyful. The event turned out to be a huge inspiration for everyone and gave us a memory that we'll cherish forever.

Teacher in-charge- Ms. Samdisha
Reporter- Vrinda Mittal
Photographer- Hitarth Mahajan

Installation Ceremony

12th August, 2019

Every beginning has an end and this end was no different. Last year's Interact team passed on the baton to the new one with dignity and pleasure. Our guests for the day was President Elect and Secretary of Rotary Club of Delhi Garden City- Ms. Vibhuti Sharma and Ms. Payal Satyajit. Principal Madam, Sneh Verma and Incharge, Ms. Manju also graced the event with their presence. The propitious ceremony commenced with a long running Indian tradition- lamp lighting, followed by offering prayer to God Almighty.

Interactor Lavanya Kundra then performed a fusion dance that expressed Rotary's message, that is, 'Rotary connects the world' beautifully. 

Our guests were then present with planters, as they signify life and growth, and of course promote a green India. Next, outgoing President, Cadet Radhika Narula presented a report that reflected on the projects the Interact club took up last year and expressed her gratitude towards coordinators for their immense support throughout her tenure. Following this, the incoming cabinet presented a self- written skit on water conservation- 'जल है तो कल है '. 

Finally, the exchange of the collar took place: outgoing President- Cadet Radhika Narula, placed the prestigious collar on the incoming President- Ananya Virdy's shoulders. Thereafter, our guests presented the new Interact Club with badges with joy and pride.  Ananya Virdy then gave her acceptance speech and presented the Interact theme for this year- Water Conservation.

Recognition must be given where it's due. Each member of the outgoing team were presented with certificates, and both Cadet Radhika Narula and Nirbhay Singh were awarded the title of 'Best Interactor'.

Ms. Vibhuti Sharma addressed the audience next. She threw light on the activities of Rotary Club of Delhi Garden City and suggested that we try to take up projects related to health and sanitation, Hepatitis-C awareness and vocation development. She also congratulated us for our success in the recently held Extempore Debate competition. Madam Principal Sneh Verma urged the students to pledge to use the resources that come with our respective titles judiciously and act responsibly.

Last, but not the least, Ms Seema Lal presented a token of thanks to the audience.

We all stood up, with our hearts full of happiness, to end the event by singing the National Anthem.