Inner Wheel Club of Shimla Welcomes District Chairman Dr. Kiran Jain

60 Tracksuits Distributed to Mayfield School Students; Sewing Machine Donated to a Needy Woman to Help Her Start a Boutique

Shimla: The Inner Wheel Club of Shimla, District 308, warmly welcomed District Chairman Dr. Kiran Jain during her official club visit at Hotel Landmark. The visit highlighted the club’s commitment to community service, women’s empowerment, education, and skill development.

The programme began with Club President Dr. Kusha Pandit Chawla formally calling the meeting to order, followed by the Inner Wheel prayer. Club Secretary Mrs. Ashmita Shukla presented the project report, highlighting the club’s community service initiatives, women’s empowerment programmes, literacy drives, and health camps undertaken during the current Inner Wheel year.

During the administrative review, District Chairman Dr. Kiran Jain inspected the club’s records, minutes books, and financial registers. She appreciated the members’ dedication, transparent financial management, and active participation in club activities.

Addressing the members, Dr. Kiran Jain commended the club’s efforts and encouraged them to expand their outreach in line with this year’s theme, “Grow and Flourish.” She emphasised the importance of selfless service, greater member engagement, and impactful grassroots initiatives to bring positive change to society.

During the visit, the District Chairman also released the club’s newsletter.

As part of its community service initiatives, the club distributed 60 tracksuits to students of Mayfield School. In another initiative aimed at promoting women’s empowerment and self-reliance, a sewing machine was donated to a needy woman who wishes to start her own boutique.

Students enrolled in stitching and beautician courses at the Inner Wheel Club of Shimla Vocational Centre showcased their work and skills to the District Chairman. Dr. Kiran Jain expressed her appreciation for their efforts and was impressed by the quality of training provided at the centre. She lauded the club’s initiative to equip women with practical vocational skills and help them become financially independent.

The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks, followed by the National Anthem.