Restoring Independence Through Mobility in Kolkata
By: Shelby Washington For people with mobility issues in Kolkata, India, leaving home is not simple. Even traveling short distances can require help from others,
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29 Years, One Skill at a Time
In a modest training room in Golaghat, Assam, the sound of sewing machines has been a constant for nearly three decades. No fanfare. No annual
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A solar project in rural Maharashtra lights the way for a skill centre serving individuals with disabilities — and frees up resources that matter most.
Plugged Into the Sun. Learning, Switched On.
Vidyavihar Lions Club brings solar power to a rural school in Palghar On February 21, 2026, Abhinav English Medium High School in Asangaon village, Palghar
Knitting a Story of Service… When Winter Tests Communities, Lions Respond
Winter mornings in rural Bhilwara, in the Mewar region of Rajasthan, arrive early and bite hard. In government school classrooms, children sit with their hands
Meals on Wheels, Futures on Wheels: How District 3242F is Driving Change
When International President A.P. Singh visited District 3242F on October 2, 2025, he inaugurated 25 new clubs—a reflection of steady growth under District Governor D.
Breaking the Silence: Five Decades of Transforming Lives
For a child who has never heard their mother’s voice, never listened to music, never caught the cheers in a cricket stadium, silence becomes more
MD 3241 Welcomes 100 New Members
Growth is the engine of service. When our association expands its membership, communities gain advocates, vulnerable populations find champions, and humanitarian needs meet dedicated hands
Honouring Service, Inspiring Growth
International Second Vice President Dr. Manoj Shah’s visits to MD 318 and MD 3234The visit of International Second Vice President Dr. Manoj Shah to Kerala
A Defining Visit: PIP Frank J. Moore III in MD 3231 and MD 320
When Past International President Frank J. Moore III visited India this August, his presence carried both hope and challenge—goals that Lions embraced with enthusiasm. From