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Rotary Club Jammu Stars installs Adv Neetu Kour Bali as president for Rotary Year 2026-27
7/5/2026 11:29:59 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 5: The Rotary Club Jammu Stars ushered in a new chapter of service and leadership with the ceremonial installation of Adv. Neetu Kour Bali as its President for the Rotary Year 2026-27 at an impressive function held in Jammu. The event witnessed the presence of eminent Rotarians, distinguished guests, and members of civil society.
The installation ceremony was graced by District Governor RID 3070, Rtn. Anil Singhal, as the Chief Guest. Prominent among those present were Past District Governor Dr. Dushyant Choudhary, Assistant Governor Dr. Shivani Choudhary, Presidents of various Rotary Clubs, senior Rotarians, members of the Inner Wheel, Rotaractors, Interactors, and several distinguished personalities from different walks of life.
The ceremony commenced with the traditional collaring of the President, followed by the administration of the oath of office and the formal installation of the Board of Directors for the Rotary Year 2026-27.
In her acceptance address, President Adv. Neetu Kour Bali expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the members of the Rotary Club Jammu Stars for placing their trust and confidence in her leadership. She paid rich tributes to the outgoing President, Rtn. Sakshi Nargotra, and her Board for their dedicated service and significant contributions in strengthening the Club's foundation. She also acknowledged the guidance and mentorship of senior Rotarians, particularly Veteran Rotarians, whose experience continues to inspire younger members of the Rotary family.
Presenting her vision for the year under the inspiring theme "UDAAN", President Bali reaffirmed her commitment to Rotary's motto, "Service Above Self." She unveiled an ambitious roadmap centred on quality education for underprivileged children, preventive healthcare, women empowerment through entrepreneurship and skill development, youth leadership, environmental sustainability, disaster preparedness, mental health awareness, vocational excellence, and ethical leadership.
Highlighting the importance of teamwork, she observed that meaningful and lasting change can only be achieved through collective effort, collaboration, and active community participation. Inviting every member to become an active partner in service, she appealed to senior Rotarians to continue guiding the Club with their wisdom, innovative ideas, and valuable suggestions to make the Rotary Club Jammu Stars stronger, more vibrant, and more impactful.
A significant highlight of the evening was the introduction of the newly installed Board of Directors and office bearers, who pledged to uphold Rotary's ideals and work tirelessly towards meaningful humanitarian initiatives throughout the year.
In keeping with Rotary's commitment to environmental stewardship, the Club replaced conventional mementoes with living saplings of indigenous and ornamental species, symbolising hope, sustainability, and a shared responsibility towards protecting the environment.
Guests were encouraged to plant and nurture these saplings as a lasting reminder of Rotary's commitment to building a greener future.
The occasion also marked the induction of four new members into the Rotary family-Dr. Nancy Mengi, Er. Kangan Bargotra, Ms. Monia, and Mrs. Nidhi Jain-further strengthening the Club's growing commitment to community service.
The Vote of Thanks was presented by Rtn. Sangeeta Puri, who expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, distinguished guests, visiting Rotarians, and all those who contributed to the success of the event.
The programme was gracefully compered by Veteran Rotarian Mrs. Pooja Malhotra, while the organising team, including Club Secretary Rtn. Ginni Chadha, Executive Member Mrs. Nidhi Mahajan, and Foundation Chair Mrs. Meena Jaggi, ensured the seamless conduct of the ceremony.
The event concluded with the National Anthem, followed by fellowship among members and guests, reaffirming the Rotary Club Jammu Stars' unwavering commitment to fellowship, compassionate service, ethical leadership, and sustainable community development.
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