When International President A. P. Singh urged members to explore Service Tourism—serving beyond their own geographical boundaries—the Guwahati Kamrupa Lions Club, District 322G, responded promptly.Winter
In many low-income neighbourhoods, talent is rarely the issue. Access is. For young people who grow up playing cricket in narrow lanes with improvised gear,
As dawn broke over Kolkata on December 7, 2025, Deshapriya Park stirred earlier than usual. Braving the winter chill, nearly 1,500 people gathered with a
In India, a mela is a familiar public gathering—open, accessible, and rooted in shared community space. On December 4, 2025, that idea took on a
“Shikshadanam sarvashreshtham, na shiten na samam punah; Yena jnana-prakāshena, tamo nashyati sattvatah.” “Giving the gift of knowledge is the highest act of charity, for knowledge
“Healing takes time, and asking for help is a courageous step.” The words of Mariska Hargitay echoed through the awareness sessions organized by District 322E
District 322E Organises an Inter-School Dance Competition Fifteen schools, one stage, and a shared rhythm of hope. When young dancers twirled in harmony at Nrityanjali,
The idea behind the Lions Service Carnival was simple — to help the public see, up close, the difference Lions Clubs make in people’s lives
“Main Shakti hoon, kar sakti hoon…” The anthem of SheShakti 2024, presented by Lions Clubs International in association with News 18, echoes in the work
As UN Secretary-General António Guterres wrote in his foreword to the2025 Global Report on Food Crises (GRFC): “Hunger in the 21st century is indefensible. We cannot