On July 26, 2025, the Interact Club of Bishnu Memorial carried out a meaningful Tree Plantation Program in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Dharan Ghopa. The activity took place near Panchakanya Temple, where members planted various saplings such as amala and neemwith the goal of contributing to a greener and healthier environment.
“MUD FEST 3.0 ” was successfully conducted with altogether 27 participants. We headed to Mangalpur at sharp 8 in the morning. With the motive of learning certain skill and also to show the diversification, Interact club of Valmiki along with Rotaract Club of Narayangarh, Interact club of Narayangarh, Interact Club of Narayani Public collaborated an event with the theme “Plant now , Harvest the future” Locals around there supported and encouraged us. They were very friendly as they all taught us the method of sowing rice in a very affable way. We all fully enjoyed the experience of playing in mud and learning a new skill.
The Guru Samman: Teacher’s Day program was a heartfelt event organized jointly by the Interact Club and Bal Club of Shree Shanti Model Secondary School on July 10, 2025 (Shrawan 25, 2081), with the aim of honoring and expressing gratitude to the 250 dedicated teachers who have played a vital role in guiding and shaping the future of students. Held within the school premises, the event served as a platform for students to showcase their respect, love, and appreciation through cultural performances, speeches, and a special felicitation ceremony. The program highlighted the significance of the teacher-student relationship and celebrated the invaluable contributions of educators in building both academic excellence and moral values in society.
Interact Club of Butwal Chautari hosted a Free Eye Check-Up Camp on 28th July 2025 at Devinagar, Butwal. The event was conducted in collaboration with Eye Express under the supervision of Club President Nishan Regmi. It was a service-oriented initiative focused on promoting eye care awareness and providing accessible health services. The program was managed by the Health & Community Service Committee. The camp was open to BOD members and individuals from the local community.