The Cornerstone of Trust: Why I Chose the ‘Small Fellow’ Over the Grand Reputation | Global TV
By NV Paulose, Chairman, Global TV +91 98441 82044
We are constantly faced with choices in the journey of building an institution or a career. Some of the most important choices are about people; who to trust with a critical task, a precious vision, or a significant responsibility. We are often seduced by grand reputations, impressive titles, and the allure of those who promise big things.
But I learned a lesson in true trust from a recent interaction with Rev. Dr. Melwyn D’Cunha SJ, a lesson that has redefined my understanding of reliability. Fr. Melwyn described it effortlessly.
A major project had arrived. It was the kind of “big work” that attracts attention and ambition. Naturally, a person with a prominent reputation, someone who moved in the circles of “big things,” stepped forward to take it on. Many would have handed over the reins without a second thought. But Rev. Dr. DCunha turned to the individual and said, “No, I don’t trust you.” This was not a statement of personal malice, but one of profound discernment. Instead, his trust was placed in a “small fellow.” Who was he? Father presented him with diligence. He was a person who may not have had a towering reputation but had a proven track record of excellence in every minor task he was ever given.
The Logic of Trust Built on Small Things
Why this choice? The reasoning was both simple and deeply insightful. “I have trust in him,” Rev. Dr. DCunha explained. “So, that we know, he will do, whether a small thing or big thing, there is a certain end-up perfection in him.” This “end-up perfection” is not about flawless execution, but about a consistent character. It stems from a genuine interest in the work itself when someone is inherently interested.
We can trust that fellow because his commitment is not conditional on the scale of the project or the size of the pay check. He proves himself faithful when no one is watching, on tasks the world deems insignificant. The quality of their output is naturally high. This stands in stark contrast to the individual who is “looking for only big things.”
Such a person may have the trappings of success; size of the work, high position, or a powerful network. Rev. Dr. DCunha poses a crucial question: “At the end of the day, if there are no people around you who can trust you or believe you, then life becomes same.” What value do position and wealth hold if they are not underpinned by genuine trust?
The Collective Power of Faithful Domains
This philosophy extends beyond individual assignments. It is a blueprint for building great organizations and societies. “Small small things, the small small things add up to a great way,” he noted. Imagine an ecosystem where somebody is doing one work with faithfulness, somebody else is doing another, and a third is perfecting their own domain. The collective result is not just the sum of the parts; it is a beautiful, synergistic whole. We often waste energy blaming others for their failures; “how bad they are doing.” But the real power lies in focusing on our own work, our domain, with unwavering integrity.
The message is clear: Stop chasing the spotlight. Start perfecting the small, unseen tasks in front of you. Be the “small fellow” who can be trusted with anything, because you have proven faithful with everything. For leaders, the lesson is to look past the glitter of grand resumes and seek out those with a history of “end-up perfection.” In the quiet consistency of their work lies the true foundation for greatness.
The Father Muller Charitable Institutions (FMCI) hosted the valedictory ceremony of the World Diabetes Day Campaign on 15 November 2025.
The week-long observance, organized by the Department of Community Medicine, culminated in a meaningful gathering that highlighted workplace well-being and the importance of preventive health. Dr Sudeep K, Professor of Endocrinology at Father Muller Medical College Hospital, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, while Rev. Fr Faustine Lucas Lobo presided over the function.
The campaign, a unique initiative by the Community Medicine Department, encouraged FMCI faculty and staff to adopt non-sedentary habits at their workplace and to make conscious choices towards healthier living. In his welcome address, Dr Sudhir Prabhu, Head of the Department of Community Medicine, stressed the relevance of observing World Diabetes Day, noting that India continues to bear the burden of being known as the “Diabetes Capital of the World,” with numbers rising steadily. “Globally, seven in ten adults living with diabetes belong to the working-age population — that’s over 142 million individuals. For many, diabetes is a daily challenge, and in workplaces it often becomes a source of stress, stigma, and fear,” he remarked.
Delivering the keynote address, Dr Sudeep K shed light on the urgent need to focus on diet and physical activity, especially as modern lifestyles contribute to “skinny-fat” or central obesity — a pattern of fat accumulation more common among Indians than Caucasians. This, he cautioned, increases the likelihood of developing diabetes nearly a decade earlier with each generation, along with related chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease. He urged the audience to embrace prudent lifestyle choices and focus on prevention rather than depending solely on tertiary care.
Rev. Fr Faustine Lucas Lobo, in his presidential address, reflected on how physical activity naturally reduced over the years due to growing administrative responsibilities in his 36-year priestly ministry. He emphasized the value of simple routines such as walking daily, which can significantly improve fitness and overall well-being. Appreciating the Chief Guest as an exemplary role model for health and discipline, he encouraged the gathering to follow his example. Campaign Highlights FMCI conducted a series of engaging activities from 5–14 November, aimed at fostering awareness, promoting preventive strategies, and motivating the campus community towards healthier lifestyles. The Steps for Awareness Challenge received an overwhelming response, with more than 400 participants across 50 departments. The campus was illuminated in blue on 14 November — and again today — signifying global solidarity for diabetes awareness. Dr Madhu Malar, Senior Resident, Community Medicine, and the key coordinator of the campaign, announced the prize winners. Prize Winners Bookmark Designing Competition
Winner: Ms Andria Dsouza, 2022
1st Runner-Up: Mr Vamshith Shetty, Intern
2nd Runner-Up: Ms Jana Mry Chacko, 2024 Steps for Awareness Challenge Individual Category
Heart Points Champion 2025: Ms Veena Mary Dsouza, Microbiology Department-wise Awards
Top Performing Department – Step Count: Director’s Office (4 participants)
Top Performing Department – Heart Points: Accounts Department (11 participants)
Unity in Wellness Award 2025: Department of Pharmacology (highest proportion of participants – 10 members) Special Recognition Awardees For exceptional consistency throughout all 10 days of the challenge:
FMCON College Office (6)
Simulation & Skills Centre (3)
Department of Microbiology (7)
Ms Jyothi Crasta, AHS
Dr Shruthi Ashok Pai, General Medicine
Ms Chaitra P, Research Centre
Dr Ancy George, Homoeopathy
Dr Devina E Rodrigues, Community Health Nursing
Ms Joylan Dsouza, Billing
Mr Prakash Vegas, Physiology Programme Dignitaries and Sessions The event was graced by Rev. Dr Michael Santhumayor, Administrator, Father Muller Medical College; Dr Antony Sylvan D’Souza, Dean; and Dr Venkatesh B.M., Vice-Dean. Dr Sowmya Bhat, Professor of Community Medicine, introduced the Chief Guest, while Dr Moira D’Souza, Associate Professor, delivered the Vote of Thanks. Two health motivation talks added valuable insight to the programme:
Ms Afsheena Ayesha, Clinical Dietician, Manipal University, spoke on “Practical Tips on How to Prepare a Healthy Plate.”
Ms Christy Tomy, Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapist, Father Muller College of Physiotherapy, addressed “Ways to Stay Active at the Workplace.” Significance of World Diabetes Day World Diabetes Day, observed globally on 14 November, marks the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin. The International Diabetes Federation has declared this year’s theme as “Diabetes and Well-being in the Workplace.” At FMCI, the campaign echoed this global message through its local theme, “Know More and Do More for Diabetes at Work.” As part of the observance, the front façade of the Father Muller Medical College Hospital will be lit in blue — a gentle reminder to all: “Be fit and be fine.”
Dr. Vivian Mendonca awarded Rajyotsava Award for distinguished service and contribution to the pharmaceutical industry
Mangaluru: Dr. Vivian Mendonca, a globally respected physician and pharmaceutical industry leader from Mangalore, Karnataka, has been awarded the Rajyotsava Award in recognition of his distinguished service and contribution to the pharmaceutical industry.
Born and raised in Mangalore, Dr. Mendonca (son of Vincent Mendonca and Mabel Mendonca, and husband of Swetha Mendonca) has dedicated his career to advancing equitable access to innovative medicines across the world. A proud alumnus of St Aloysius College, Mangalore, and a medical graduate from Kasturba Medical College (KMC), Mangalore, and JJMMC, Davangere, Dr. Mendonca represents Karnataka’s enduring legacy of excellence, compassion, and service to humanity.
Currently residing in Switzerland, Dr. Mendonca serves as a senior executive in a leading global pharmaceutical company, where he continues to drive initiatives that expand patient access to breakthrough treatments worldwide.
With over two decades of experience, Dr. Mendonca has held senior global leadership roles in leading biopharmaceutical organizations. He has pioneered strategies that ensure cutting-edge scientific breakthroughs reach patients in need — especially in the fields of oncology, rare diseases, and immunology. His visionary leadership has transformed global market access frameworks, enabling sustainable and affordable access to innovative therapies in both developed and emerging economies.
As a subject matter expert and international speaker, Dr. Mendonca has made significant contributions to global health congresses, policy dialogues, and expert forums, offering thought leadership on patient access, value-based healthcare, and health system strengthening. His work has played a key role in shaping global discourse on how innovation and inclusion can coexist within modern healthcare systems.
A cornerstone of Dr. Mendonca’s impact lies in his public health initiatives across the globe, aimed at improving access and outcomes for underserved populations.
Beyond his professional achievements, Dr. Mendonca is also known as a mentor and advocate for ethical, inclusive, and purpose-driven leadership in the life sciences. His journey — from the classrooms of St Aloysius, KMC, and JJMMC to the forefront of global health advocacy — reflects Karnataka’s values of intellect, service, and global citizenship.
In recognition of his sustained and distinguished contributions to global healthcare access, pharmaceutical innovation, and the advancement of India’s leadership in life sciences, Dr. Vivian Mendonca has been honoured with the Rajyotsava Award for Distinguished Service and Contribution to the Pharmaceutical Industry.
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Kunjatta: The Little Gem Who Stole Many Hearts
There are moments when a voice rises above the ordinary and touches something deep within people. That is what Kunjatta does every time she sings. Listeners of all ages describe her as a rare gem, a child blessed with a voice that carries purity, emotion, and surprising maturity. For many, her singing feels like watching a full film unfold, rich and moving and filled with feeling. Every note she sings leaves people amazed and hopeful for the bright future waiting ahead of her.
What makes Kunjatta truly special is not only her talent but also her simplicity, innocence, and the natural way she connects with the hearts of those who listen. People lovingly call her Kunjattakkili, little gem, sweet child, and even the grandmother’s eagle. These names show the affection and admiration she inspires. Many believe she sings straight from her heart, touching the hearts of thousands in return. Some listeners even say they feel a friendly jealousy toward her mother because having such a gifted daughter is a blessing beyond words.
Every comment, every blessing, and every word of encouragement forms a beautiful circle of love around this rising star. People pray for her growth, her protection, and her journey to great heights. They believe she is destined for something extraordinary, guided by talent and wrapped in divine grace. As she continues to sing and shine, one truth becomes very clear. Kunjatta is not just a child singer. She is a spark of pure music, a little miracle, and a treasure the world has only begun to discover. Her journey is just beginning, and the world is already watching with admiration and joy.
Rezolvia Education Expo 2025 A New Direction for Students
NV Paulose, Chairman, Global TV +91 98441 82033
The Rezolvia Education Expo will be held on Sunday, 14 December 2025 at 10:00 am at the Townhall in Mangaluru. The venue is opposite Mangalore University at Hampankatta. This event is designed to encourage students to move from passive learning to active learning and to discover the power of practice in shaping their future.
A Changing World of Education
Education across the world is shifting from memorising lessons to applying knowledge. Today the real value of education is measured by what a student can do. The Rezolvia Expo supports this change by placing practice at the centre of learning. It helps students understand that skills grow only when knowledge is applied.
Interactive Exhibits That Encourage Doing
The exhibits at the Expo are designed to involve students directly. Instead of reading and listening, students will touch, try, explore and experiment. These interactive spaces show that learning becomes stronger and more meaningful when students take part actively.
Expert Talks That Inspire Action
The expert speakers at the Expo will focus on real skill building. They will speak about habits of practice, daily learning routines, and ways to convert interest into ability. Students will gain insights that can guide them towards practical learning and steady improvement.
Career Guidance Focused on Internships
Career guidance at the Expo will highlight the importance of internships and hands on experience. Students will learn how internships open doors, build confidence and create clarity about future careers. The guidance team will explain how to find good opportunities and how to prepare for them.
Scholarships for Students Who Show Initiative
The Expo will present information on scholarships that reward skills, creativity and initiative. Many of these opportunities are designed for students who are ready to practise, explore and try new projects. Students will understand how to prepare for these awards by showing genuine effort and engagement.
Guides to Success for Practical Growth
Students will receive useful guides to begin their journey in practical learning. These include steps to start simple projects, ways to apply classroom lessons in real life and methods to build personal skill. These tools will help students take consistent action.
The Central Message Practice Creates Excellence
The most important lesson of the Expo is the value of practice. Practice is the foundation of confidence. Practice strengthens memory. Practice develops real ability. Students who practise daily and use every chance to apply their knowledge move ahead faster in every field.
Practice turns interest into expertise.
Practice turns learning into success.
Practice turns dreams into results.
How Students Should Approach the Expo
Students are encouraged to come with a clear intention to learn through action. They should ask questions, try the demonstrations and speak to experts about opportunities for real experience. Visiting the Expo with an active and curious mindset will help them gain maximum benefit.
Event Details
Rezolvia Education Expo
Date Sunday 14 December 2025
Time 10:00 am
Venue Townhall Mangaluru, opp: University College, Hampankatta
Dr Jayesh Sanghavi, Chairman, Global Homoeopathy Foundation congratulated the gathering for the successful collaboration of GHF and FMHMC
The Inaugural programme of the EXPLORA 2025 – bridging Homoeopathic education, practice & research, International Homoeopathy Conference of Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College was held on 14th November 2025 at 11.30 a.m in the Father Muller Convention Centre, Kankanady.
Mrs Kamala Bai B, KAS, Chief Administrative Officer, Department of AYUSH, Government of Karnataka served as the Chief Guest. Dr Ashley Ross, Head of the Department of Homoeopathy, Durban University of Technology, South Africa and Dr Kim Antony Jobst, Consultant and Director Functional Shift Consulting Ltd UK were the guests of honour. Rev Fr Faustine Lucas Lobo, Director of Father Muller Charitable Institutions presided over the inaugural programme.
The formal inaugural programme began with invoking of God’s blessings in the form of a prayer song. The Organizing Secretory, Dr Sheena K N then escorted the dignitaries on to the dais. Rev Fr Donald Nilesh Crasta, Administrator, FMHMC&H, gave the welcome address. The conference was symbolically inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries on the dais.
On this occasion the was released Research Bulletin 2025 by the Guest of Honour Dr Ashley Ross and Annual College Magazine – Pioneer 2025 by Dr Kim Antony Jobst. The Staff editor of Pioneer 2025, Dr Deena M Monteiro, Research Bulletin 2025, editor, Dr Siddhesha and Ms Chethana, Secretary, Student Research Club joined the dignitaries for the release. Dr Jayesh Sanghavi, Chairman, Global Homoeopathy Foundation congratulated the gathering for the successful collaboration of GHF and FMHMC in materialising this International Conference, and emphasised the need of the hour being Research in Homoeopathy which needs to be developed further.
Dr Eshwara Das, former Advisor (Homoeopathy) to Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India and currently serving as Trustee and Patron, Global Homoeopathy Foundation was felicitated by the Director of FMCI, Rev. Fr Faustine Lucas Lobo along with the dignitaries on the dais on this solemn occasion for his contributions to the field of Homoeopathy.
The Hon’ble Chief Guest, Mrs Kamala Bai B, released KRANEIUM software and in her inaugural address recalled how all are chasing the lifestyle disorders added on by the adulterations in all aspects even in medicines. The alternative system of medicines are a good source to improve lifestyle and quality of life.
Rev Fr Faustine Lucas Lobo, Director, FMCI, presented mementos to the Chief Guest and Guests of Honor, symbolizing gratitude and goodwill. In his presidential address recalled the seeds of FMCI being sown by Rev Fr Augustus Muller through Homoeopathy and how far it has reached in its growth. Heal and comfort at mental, physical and spiritual level is our motto at FMCI, where this international conference is being held covering research advancements and the latest frontiers in Homoeopathy. Director welcomed all the delegates to the Rome of East-Mangalore.
The programme concluded with the vote of thanks by Dr E S J Prabhu Kiran, Principal, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College followed by the National Anthem.
Dr Reshel Noronha and Dr Nandan Krishna compered the programme.
Rev Fr Nelson D. Pais, Administrator, Father Muller Pharmaceutical Division, Rev Fr Ashwin L. Crasta, Assistant Administrator, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Dr Vilma M. Dsouza, Vice Principal, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College, Dr Girish Navada U. K. Medical Superintendent, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College Hospital, Dr Sheena K N, Organizing Secretory, EXPLORA 2025 were present on to the dais. Dr Kim Jobst (United Kingdom), Dr Ashley Ross (South Africa), Dr Asha Kiran (Australia), Dr Nicola Cutinho (Germany) and 24 more from all over India. Topics related to research, educational methodology and latest advances in Homoeopathy will be addressed.
More than 1500 delegates from all over India will be attending the Conference.
As part of the International Conference, Explora Fiesta 2025 organized by Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital (FMHMC&H to bring together a vibrant celebration of food, fashion, and fun from 14th to 16th November 2025 between 4.30p.m to 9.00p.m at the Father Muller Grounds, Kankanady, which will be flagged off on 14th November 2025 by Mr Michael Dsouza, Entrepreneur from Dubai, Ms Remona Evette Pereira, a renowned Bharatanatyam dancer recognized by Golden Book of World Record and Mr Reuben Jason Machado, Golden Book of World Record Awardee followed by their performances.
A Journey of Leadership and Purpose | Inspiring Change Through Dedication and Integrity | Global TV
NV Paulose, Chairman, Global TV +91 98441 82044
There are people who walk quietly through the world, yet leave behind deep marks of kindness and courage. Among them stands Dr. Haseena, a woman whose life is a story of compassion, strength, and service. Her journey reminds us that greatness is not in position or designation; it is in the willingness to serve others with love and sincerity.
Dr. Haseena is a bright and confident woman who carries a calm spirit and a generous heart. She believes that life is meaningful only when it uplifts others. Her gentle smile and thoughtful words bring comfort to those in pain. She has always been drawn to help the poor, the lonely, and the forgotten. What makes her special is her simplicity. She gives her time, her energy, and her care to people without expecting anything in return. She is passionate about large social interventions.
Empowering Lives Through Service and Vision
Her journey in public service began with a deep desire to make a difference. Over the years she has worked with many organisations that serve women, children, and the poor. She has guided charitable trusts, community groups, and human rights movements with dedication.
Her work in these organisations has brought relief and hope to countless people. Whether it was helping a family in distress or leading a community project, she has always stood with quiet strength and unwavering faith. Dr. Haseena has also been closely involved in the world of communication and awareness.
Her time as a managing partner and editor gave her a platform to raise important social issues and promote positive change. Through her words and actions, she encouraged people to live with honesty, dignity, and care for one another. Her belief has been that the power of truth can heal and unite society. She remained calm during every storm.
Dr. Haseena | A Light That Serves and Inspires
There are people whose presence makes the world softer, warmer, and more hopeful. They may not seek attention, yet their quiet actions speak loudly of compassion and courage. Among such rare souls stands Dr. Haseena, a woman whose life is a living example of purpose and love in action. Her story is not only about achievement but also about the beauty of serving others with a sincere heart.
A Life Built on Values
From her early days, Dr. Haseena believed that a meaningful life is one spent helping others. Her heart has always leaned toward people who need care and encouragement. She learned early that kindness has power; it can heal, unite, and bring light to places of pain. This belief became the foundation of everything she would go on to do.
She grew into a confident woman of calm presence and quiet strength. Her simplicity hides a sharp mind and a determined will. Those who meet her speak of the peace that surrounds her and the assurance she brings even in difficult moments. She never separates her personal values from her public work; both flows together naturally.
Rooted in Family, Guided by Faith
Behind her public achievements is a family woman who carries love and responsibility with grace. Dr. Haseena is deeply attached to her home and draws strength from the people she loves. She often says that true service begins at home; in the patience we show, the respect we give, and the care we share. It helps us to be humble everywhere.
Her family describes her as gentle yet firm, someone who listens more than she speaks and acts more than she promises. Faith has been her anchor. It gives her balance and calm in every season. Whether she is dealing with community issues, supporting a distressed family, or planning social projects, her approach remains steady and composed. She believes that the hand that serves is the hand that prays. She is open to new ideas and willing to adapt herself to new scenarios.
From Compassion to Action
Dr. Haseena’s public journey began not with grand ambition but with a simple desire to make a difference. She started by volunteering for small community activities, helping children, visiting hospitals, and supporting women who had no one to guide them. What began as an act of kindness slowly became a lifelong mission.
As her work grew, people began to notice her dedication and sincerity. Organisations invited her to take on leadership roles, and she accepted them with humility. Through various trusts and welfare bodies, she worked tirelessly to improve the living conditions of the poor and to protect the dignity of women and children.
She is known for her practical approach. For Dr. Haseena, compassion must be combined with clear action. She believes that service without discipline loses direction, and discipline without compassion loses heart. Under her guidance, many small local projects grew into impactful social programmes. Her energy continues to inspire young people to join social causes and to see service as a joyful responsibility rather than an obligation.
Leadership With Heart
What sets Dr. Haseena apart is her ability to lead with empathy. In every position she has held, she has made people feel valued. Whether it was coordinating charity events, organising awareness campaigns, or welfare initiatives, she focused first on listening and understanding.
Her experience in media added depth to her work. She used words to raise awareness and to promote truth. She believes that the written word can awaken conscience and bring people together. Her communication style is simple but powerful. She writes and speaks from the heart, and that honesty touches everyone who hears her. Over the years, she has helped many individuals discover their own capacity for goodness. She teaches by example that one does not need a position to serve; one only needs the willingness to care. She is a role model, especially for women who wish to balance family, faith, and public service.
A Voice for Human Rights
Today, Dr. Haseena holds a respected place in the field of human rights. She serves as the National Executive Member and State President for Karnataka in the Human Rights and Anti Prostitution Forum (H R A P F India). This organisation, led by Professor Saleel Master as National President, is devoted to protecting human dignity, particularly of women and children who face exploitation. Its head office is located at Singapore Complex near Uppala Bus Stand in Kasaragod, Kerala.
Dr. Haseena leads awareness programmes, supports rehabilitation efforts, and advocates for policy changes that protect vulnerable groups. She is known for calm yet firm voice, always focusing on humanity rather than politics. Her leadership continues through August 2028, reflecting the deep trust placed in her commitment.
Under her guidance, the Forum in Karnataka has grown in strength and visibility. Many local chapters have been encouraged to reach out to rural communities, ensuring that even the most voiceless people are heard. Her influence extends beyond administration; it rests in the inspiration she gives to those who work alongside her.
Championing Consumer Awareness
Alongside her human-rights work, Dr. Haseena has also served the cause of consumer protection. She was the State President of the Women’s Wing in Karnataka for the Akhil Bhartiya Upbhokta Utthan Sangathan, also known as the All India Consumer Protection Organisation, which is recognised by the Government of India. Under the leadership of National President Hari Shankar Sukla, she worked to ensure fairness and transparency in public services and to promote ethical trade practices. Her tenure from February 2021 to January 2023 strengthened awareness about consumer rights among women and families. She helped organise educational sessions and community discussions that encouraged people to speak up when treated unfairly. For her, empowerment begins with awareness. By teaching citizens their rights, she helps them protect and preserve their dignity.
Recognition and Rewards of the Heart
In 2021, Dr. Haseena received the Real Super Woman Award for her outstanding contribution to society. This recognition honoured her tireless work for the poor and the needy. Yet, those who know her well say that her real reward lies in the smiles she brings to others.
She often says that the gratitude of a person helped in need is more precious than any medal or title. Despite her achievements, she remains humble. She still travels to meet people personally, still listens patiently to their worries, and still believes that change begins with one caring heart. Her humility makes her greatness even more visible.
Guiding the Next Generation
A large part of Dr. Haseena’s influence now lies in the way she mentors young people. She encourages students to take part in social work, to visit hospitals, and to understand life beyond comfort. She believes that seeing another person’s struggle can awaken empathy and gratitude.
Many youths who have met her say that she changed their outlook on life. She reminds them that leadership is not about power but about purpose. In her words, “You do not have to change the whole world. You only need to change the world around you.” This simple lesson continues to inspire those who learn under her.
Strength in Simplicity
At the core of all her work is a simple spirit. Dr. Haseena believes that peace begins with a calm heart. She approaches every challenge with patience and faith. Even in the most difficult times, she is known to speak softly and act wisely. Her ability to stay steady gives courage to everyone around her. Friends describe her as someone who never complains but quietly finds solutions. Her days are filled with visits, meetings, and community work, yet she carries herself with serenity.
The Legacy of a Gentle Strength
Her balance between strength and gentleness is what makes her leadership unique. Today, when people speak of Dr. Haseena, they speak of a woman who lives her principles. She has proven that compassion and competence can go hand in hand.
Through her roles in national organisations, her voice in the media, and her presence in the community, she continues to remind society that service is the highest form of success. She believes that every life has a purpose and that her purpose is to serve. Her journey is a living reminder that one person, guided by conscience and love, can touch many hearts and change many lives. She walks her path quietly but leaves behind a light that will continue to shine in others.
Not Just a Sweet, But a Legacy: Discover the Mangalorean Halwa That’s Winning Hearts Across India
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In an era of fast food and faster lives, some things are worth the wait. Some flavours are meant to be cherished, not just consumed. Tucked away in the serene town of Vitla, a culinary artist named Rajeshwari Shyam Bhat is keeping a delicious tradition alive, one batch at a time.
This is the story of her Fresh Godi Halwa (Whole Wheat Halwa) – a product that isn’t just selling; it’s inspiring.
The Role Model Halwa: What Sets It Apart?
In a marketplace flooded with shortcuts, this halwa stands as a role model for authenticity, quality, and passion. Here’s why:
1. A Role Model of PATIENCE & PROCESS: While others rush, Rajeshwari Bhat waits. The process is a sacred ritual:
Whole wheat is carefully ground and its milk is extracted.
It is then nurtured for three full days, with its water changed daily.
This patient, natural fermentation is the soul of the halwa, creating its unique, chewy texture and complex flavour profile that instant versions can never replicate.
2. A Role Model of PURITY & QUALITY: Your health and taste buds deserve the best. This halwa is a commitment to purity.
Made with 100% Desi Ghee: The rich, aromatic base that defines a premium sweet.
No Compromises: Only the finest whole wheat, sugar, and cashews are used.
Consistency is Key: For 5 years, the quality has remained unwaveringly superb, building a legacy of trust one box at a time.
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Rotary International District 3141 Governor Dr Manish Motwani introduced Rotarian Lal Goel to RI President Dr Arezzo.
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Mumbai, November 9, 2025 – Rotarian Lal Goel, Founder and Charter President of the Rotary Club of Organ Donation International and Chairman of the Organ Donation India Foundation and GYAN, had an insightful interaction with Rotary International President Dr Francesco Arezzo and First Lady Anna Maria Criscione during the inauguration of the Rotary District Heart Hospital at Deonar, Mumbai.
During the ceremony, Rotary International District 3141 Governor Dr Manish Motwani introduced Rotarian Lal Goel to RI President Dr Arezzo. Rotarian Goel highlighted the urgent need to strengthen awareness of organ donation and the infrastructure supporting it in India. Dr Arezzo, an eminent orthodontist from Italy, recognised the seriousness of the issue and lauded Rotarian Goel for his steadfast commitment and leadership in advancing the cause of organ donation across the nation.
The inauguration of the Spandan Rotary District Heart Hospital also marked the culmination of Rotary Service Week. In his address, District Governor Dr Motwani emphasised that the hospital will serve as a permanent beacon of Rotary’s mission to provide accessible healthcare every day. He expressed gratitude to all Rotarians and partners who contributed to this milestone achievement.
RI President Dr Arezzo extended his appreciation to District Governor Dr Manish Motwani, President Rotarian Noopur Desai (Rotary Club of Bombay Pier), Dr Praful Barvalia, Rotarian Nikunj Jhaveri, Rotarian Dilip Parmar, Rotarian Yogesh Zaveri, and Rotarian Dr Rajeev Malviya for their dedication in bringing this impactful project to life, upholding Rotary’s vision of “Service Above Self.”
Among the distinguished Rotarians present were Vice Governor PDG Shashi Sharma, PDG Sunnil Mehra, Principal Chief Coordinator Krishna Kumar Choudhary, Chief Coordinator Bhagwan Patil, District Treasurer Kishor Parekh, District Coordinator Dilip Shah, Assistant Governor Prakash Ruia, and Inspire Secretary Rotarian Ruby Agarwal from the Rotary Club of Organ Donation International.
Rotary Club of Organ Donation International Leads Inspiring Campaign for Organ Donation Awareness
Vadodara, November 12, 2025: In a remarkable step to spread awareness about the noble cause of organ donation, the Rotary Club of Organ Donation International is spearheading a motivational campaign aimed at inspiring individuals and communities to pledge for life through organ donation.
Rotarian Lal Goel, Founder and Charter President of the Rotary Club of Organ Donation International, expressed heartfelt gratitude to Immediate Past District Governor of Rotary District 3141, Rtn Chetan Desai, for his commendation of the Club during the Learning Seminar for District Governors-Elect (DGE) and District Governors-Nominee Designate (DGND) held on 11th November 2025 in New Delhi. His appreciation underscored the club’s far-reaching impact in promoting organ donation awareness at both national and international levels.
Continuing this momentum, Rtn Lal Goel, a renowned Motivational Keynote Speaker and Chairman of Organ Donation India Foundation and GYAN, will deliver a Motivational Talk on Organ Donation at the CISF Unit Airport, Vadodara, on 24th November 2025 at 4:30 pm. The event, organized by the CISF Unit Airport, Vadodara, in association with the Rotary Club of Organ Donation International, will feature Shri Krishna Prakash, Deputy Commandant, CISF Vadodara Airport, as the host.
With the theme “Unite for Good – Let’s Inspire!”, the program aims to ignite a spirit of compassion and responsibility towards saving lives through organ donation. The initiative highlights the Rotary Club’s continuing mission to transform awareness into action; encouraging every individual to become a link in the chain of hope.