Ajitesh Basani, Executive Director of Acharya Bangalore B School, credits student leadership as 43 projects across service and professional domains earn district level honour in RI Year 2025 to 26
The Rotaract Club of Acharya Bangalore B School has received Gold Recognition from Rotaract District 3192 for the second quarter of RI Year 2025 to 26, marking its first district level achievement since installation.
The recognition was awarded for the execution of 43 projects across the core avenues of Rotaract, including Club Service, Community Service, Professional Development and International Service. The achievement was secured within the first quarter following the club’s installation, reflecting structured planning and coordinated member participation.
During the quarter, the club’s initiatives focused on community outreach, leadership development, skill enhancement and international engagement. Activities were designed to balance service impact with professional growth opportunities for members.
Ajitesh Basani, Executive Director of Acharya Bangalore B School, said the recognition reflects the commitment and leadership shown by students. He said the Rotaract Club has demonstrated responsibility and initiative through its projects and added that the institution will continue to provide an ecosystem that supports student driven leadership and social contribution.
The club acknowledged the support of the Management, Principal and faculty mentors, stating that their guidance and encouragement played an important role in achieving the recognition.
Following the district level honour, the Rotaract Club stated that it will continue undertaking structured projects while adhering to the values of Rotaract and Rotary International.
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