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Guru Anand

Guru Anand is a revered spiritual leader known for his teachings on inner peace, compassion, and mindfulness. With a deep commitment to spreading the message of harmony and unity, Guru Anand has been a guiding force in various peace initiatives around the world. His support for the World Peace Marathon aligns with his lifelong mission to inspire individuals to seek inner peace and contribute to a more peaceful world. Through his guidance and support, the marathon not only becomes a physical challenge but also a spiritual journey for all participants.

Rotary Club is a global network of community-focused leaders dedicated to fostering goodwill and creating positive change. With a commitment to service above self, Rotary Clubs around the world work on projects that address pressing social issues and promote peace. Their support for the World Peace Marathon reflects their mission to build stronger communities and encourage global collaboration. By partnering in this marathon, Rotary Club contributes to a shared vision of unity, health, and international understanding.

Mr. Kiran Lal Shrestha

Rtn Kiran is TU graduate of Diploma in Business Administration and International Marketing in 1978. He started diversiÅ cation of the business by establishing a Water Bottling Plant for purified spring water under brand name of Today’s Water in 1998. In 2000, a first recreation center, was also started the Club CM, serving as one of the Hospitality center in Pokhara city. In subsequent years, Rtn. Kiran established Pokharaís Å rst CM PET Plast industry to manufacture PET bottles. To consolidate the businesses, he set up a holding company CM & Sons which has now also ventured into infrastructure development such as highways, hydroelectricity and other such public works. The familyís core textile business is also a Groupís subsidiary. The Group is also a promoter of a Finance Company United Finance Company Ltdî. He is Chairman of the Group and is actively supported by his sons Kapil Kiran and Kushal Kiran Shrestha.

He was also President of Pokhara Jaycees in 1989, Founder and Charter Secretary of Nepal Cancer Relief Society Kaski, Life Member of Nepal Leprosy Relief Association and Nepal Netra Jyoti Sangh. He was involved for more than 15 years in Chamber movement in Pokhara Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He was the Founder and Vice President of Nepal Sinozen Cultural Development Organization and Nepal India Friendship Association Kaski.

Rtn Kiran Lal Shrestha joined Rotary Club of Pokhara as a charter member in 1997. He became the Club President in RY 1999-2000. Since then, he served in different capacities in the Rotary District 3290 till 2007/2008 and from 2008/2009 onwards under RI District 3292. He has served as Assistant Governor (2020-2011), District Chairs of Polio Plus Committee 2004, RYLA 2012, ROTARACT 2013, Youth Exchange 2014, Fund Raising Committee for District Conference 2014, Coordinator of Paul Harris Society as some of the key leadership positions among many other positions. He was awarded as the Best Assistant Governor of the year 2010-2011. He was also the Governorís Special Representative (GSR) for the Rotary Club of Damauli chartered in 2000.

Mr. Rajendra Dhakal

Rajendra Dhakal is a dedicated social worker in Nepal, renowned for his relentless efforts to uplift marginalized communities and advocate for social justice. With a deep-seated passion for service, Rajendra has spent over two decades working tirelessly to address pressing social issues, including poverty, education, health, and women’s empowerment. Early Life and Inspiration Born and raised in a rural village in Nepal, Rajendra was acutely aware of the struggles faced by the underprivileged from an early age. His humble beginnings instilled in him a strong sense of empathy and a desire to make a difference in the lives of those who are often overlooked by society. Inspired by the teachings of prominent social reformers, he dedicated his life to social service, starting with small, community-based initiatives.

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