Growth is an indicator of vitality and vigor. Your Rotary Club needs growth for several reasons. There are communities which are not blessed with the presence of Rotary Clubs. There are territories that are either too vast or too thickly populated that a Rotary Club is unable to meet the service needs. It is the duty of the Rotarians to create in a locality for Rotary. There are few activities which are as thrilling as sponsoring of a new Rotary Club. You are, in fact, making one of the lasting contributions to the Rotary movement. August is designated by R.I. Board as Membership Growth and Extension Month.

Rotary has in its membership several persons who are eminently qualified to assist the New Generations. Take a careful look and identify areas where Rotary efforts are vitally needed. Your Club has three opportunities.

Vocational Service lies at the heart of the Rotary, because each Rotary Club is a fellowship of business and professional persons, chosen on the basis of the principle of classification by vocation. October is a logical time to emphasize the involvement of each and every individual Rotarian in the everyday practice of the ideals of Vocational Service.

The Rotary Foundation (TRF) of Rotary International has been called Rotary's chief agency for International Sevice, achievement of world understanding and peace through international charitable and educational Programs.

First, we must promote awareness among Rotarians, their family members and the Partners in Service e.g. Interact, Rotaract, Rotary Community Corps, Inner Wheel, Senior Citizens Club. Good publicity, favourable Public Relations and a positive image are desirable and essential goals for Rotary if it is to achieve that purpose and broaden Rotary’s service to humanity. There is yet another aspect; more than just telling Rotary story, your job involves acting as eyes and ears of your club and remain aware of your Club’s interaction with your community. Public understanding and appreciation provides a favourable environment in which your Club can thrive and prosper.

The 1921 R. I. Convention at Edinburgh, Scotland instituted International Service as part of the Object of Rotary. It read: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service. February is the month designated for world understanding.

Literacy is the most important key to socio-economic and political development and progress. Illiteracy and its consequences pose a major threat to peace both within and between countries. Its eradication is a major concern for Rotary. Celebrate the month of March with literacy prgrams/projects.

The Rotarian, the official Magazine of R. I. and a network of regional magazines printed in several languages reach an audience of more than five million readers-Rotarians, their families and others. These Publications help to unify the international community of Rotarians. They are described as windows on the Rotary World. Magazine Month celebrations focus community's attention on Rotary Magazines and increase the visibility of Rotary and its achivements.

Vocation is the base of Rotary’s membership and different vocational and professional groups of Rotarians in the different Clubs world over get chance to have fellowship with each other. The members should get in touch with different similar vocational group and create fellowship world over.

The district 89 was divided into district 88 and 89, District 89 extended to that portion including Bombay presidency including Kutch. Central provinces excluding Jabalpur District, Hyderabad, Kathiawar and Western Indian States.

Bombay State that portion north of the northern boundaries of the districts of Thana. Nasik and East Khandesh, Northern and Western boundries of the State of Madhya Pradesh, West of Eastern boundary of the State of Madhya Bharat and south of the northern boundary of the State of Rajasthan.

Gujarat State, Maharashtra State, that portion including the District of West Khandesh, Madhya Pradesh, that portion West of the eastern boundaries of the District of Nimar (in which Khargon is located) Indore, Sehore, Raisen Hills, Guna, Shivpuri, Datia, Bhind and the State of Rajasthan.

Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, those portions north of line running from Dwarka on the west (including Dwarka) to the western boundary of the District of Bhopal, the Tropic of Cancer and North of the northern boundaries of the Districts of Bhopal and Raisen and West of the western boundary of the District of Sagar in Madhya Pradesh.

Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, those portions north of the line running from Dwarka on the West (including Dwarka) to the point where the western boundary of the District of Bhopal crosses the Tropic of Cancer, and north of the District of Bhopal and Bhilsa.

Redistricting took place as under with effect from 1st July, 1984. Clubs transferred from District 305 to Districts mentioned below: 304 - Jorora, Lunawada, Mandsaur, Neemuch, Ratlam, Santrampur, Shajapur 306 - Dharangadhra, Jamnagar, Kapadwanj, Mithapur, Morbi, Surendra Nagar, Halvad 309 - Hanumangarh, Sangaria, Sri Ganganagar, Suratgarh.