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Rooted In Service

“Rooted In Service” is the guiding theme for the Lionistic Year 2026–2027 for Lions International District 322B1, inspired by the vision of our International President Mark S. Lyon.

Service has always been the foundation of Lionism. It defines who we are, unites us in purpose, and inspires us to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Our commitment to serving humanity has created strong roots that extend across communities, building hope, compassion, and lasting relationships.

Like a mighty tree, our roots grow deeper with every act of kindness and every project we undertake. Whether we are restoring sight, feeding the hungry, supporting healthcare, empowering youth, protecting the environment, or responding to community needs, our service strengthens the foundation of a better and more compassionate world.

This year, “Rooted In Service” is more than a theme—it is a call to action. It reminds every Lion to remain grounded in our values, united in fellowship, and committed to selfless service. Together, we will continue to nurture our communities, inspire positive change, and create a legacy that will flourish for generations to come.

As Lions of District 322B1, let us proudly carry this spirit forward and reaffirm our promise:

Deeply Rooted in Service. Stronger Together. Changing Lives.

🌟 A Moment of Immense Pride for Our District! 🌟

Heartiest congratulations to our District Governor, Lion Manju Chamaria, on receiving the prestigious Top District and Strong Finish recognitions at the Lions International Convention.

These remarkable Honours are a testament to her visionary leadership, unwavering dedication, and relentless commitment throughout the Lions year. Under her inspiring guidance, our District achieved outstanding milestones in membership growth, service, and leadership, bringing immense pride to every Lion.

This achievement belongs to every club and every Lion who worked together with passion and purpose. Thank you for making this journey so memorable.

Congratulations once again, DG Lion Manju Chamaria! May your inspiring legacy continue to motivate Lions to serve with compassion and excellence.

Lions club serves as a connector to the world due to it’s humanitarian services. Our members are spread across the globe to help those in need. With our roots tracing back in history , we thrive to serve mankind in the best of our abilities. We lions believe that together we can go a long way in serving millions of those who are less fortunate than us.

Join us to become a connector to serve humanity for a higher purpose !

District 322B1 Newsletter

Shepower Directory - 2026

Lions Environment Booklet - 2026

With Lionistic love and warm regards,
Lion Manju ChamariaPramil Rungta
District Governor, 2026–27
Lions International, District 322B1

Together, more than ever.

If our over 100-year history has proved anything, it’s that Lions always answer the call. Now, it’s time for us to continue building upon this noble tradition. Lions have shown so much courage in the is past year and undoubtedly will continue to serve, united in kindness and diversity, through the coming year with the same strength and pride.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF BLOOD DONATION

One unit of donated blood can help save lives of more than one person. Everyday thousands of people would die if others do not donate their blood. Who knows you or a member of your family may need the gift of blood one day.

Who can Donate Blood?

Age-between 17-65 years.
Weight -minimum acceptable weight is 50 Kg.
Individual with no history of any viral hepatitis.
Individual with no history of drug abuse.
At least eight weeks have elapsed since the last donation.

What is Aphaeresis?

Aphaeresis is the process of removing a specific component of the blood, such as platelet, and returning the remaining components, such as Red Blood Cells and Plasma, to the donor. This process allows more of one particular part of the blood to be collected than could be separated from an unit of Whole Blood. Aphaeresis is also performed to collect Plasma (liquid part of the blood) and Granulocytes (White Blood Cells).

The Aphaeresis donation procedure takes longer than Whole Blood donation. A Whole Blood donation takes about 10-20 minutes to collect the blood, while an Aphaeresis donation may take about 1-2 hours.

Aphaeresis donation

Selected donors are invited to a clinic on a programmed Schedule to donate their plasma for production use only.

How can I donate my blood?

You can give blood in Donor Centers. You can refer to the nearest Blood Bank and register as a voluntary donor. It’s a quick and step-by-step process. It takes about one hour.

Step One : Registration. You will be asked to fill a registration form.
Step Two: Complete medical screening. A techniian will take your vital signs and ask you questions about your general health and lifestyle in a private setting. All blood banks have their established stringent guidelines that donors must meet. It is during this process that you may be temporarily or permanently deferred. All information remains confidential.
Step Three: Prepare for your blood donation. A physician will clean your arm and use a sterilized needle. Each needle is used only once and then discarded. There is no chance of contracting AIDS or any other communicable disease from donating blood.
Step Four: Relax for minimum of 10 minutes after donating your blood. During this time, you should take plenty of fruit juices and other liquids in order to raise your blood sugar and replenish your fluids.
Step Five : Donate again!
You may give the gift at an interval of minimum three months subject to health condition.