Past Presidents

2010-11 (Rtn. G. Srinivas Arya)

This year midtown Rotary was successful in all avenues of Rotary. Right from the Installation day importance was given to membership growth, community service, vocational help, family of rotary etc. This year the club hosted the Multi District Membership Development Seminar with R.I.Dist 3150&3020 in the month of july 2010 which was a stupendous success with a record attendance of 600 delegates. The club also hosted the Dist Assembly “SMILE” in the month of April 2011 which was also a grand success. In the field of community service Mid Town Rotary installed six water purification plants in different schools in VZA. The club donated Tricycles and Wheel chairs to physically challenged people. Toilets and Compound wall for girls toilets were constructed in Rajeevnagar Corpn school. Scholarships to economically poor students worth of 1,25,000 were distributed. Rice bags and provisions were donated to the students in RCM school and SKCV children Trust. School Uniforms, bags and books were distributes to the students. Literacy classes for working women were conducted at Siddartha Mahila Kalasala. Rs 50000/- was donated for the upliftment of the Veterinary Hospital at Gollapudi. A MEGA Medical camp was organized at Gollapudi in Datta Kalyanamandapam in the month of December 2010.

New Generations month was celebrated with the title “DUS DHAMAKA” . Chukka Ramaiah’s program for students was a roaring success with an attendance of 1200 students. Prof Murali Krishna’s Career Guidance program was organized at two colleges. ‘TREASURE HUNT” a car race was organized. Shuttle Tournament, Skating race, dance and singing competetions for street children were conducted.

Vocational Service month: smt Sailaja Kiron was honoured with vocational excellence award. Industrial visit to milk project was organized.

Coming to family of Rotary, four theatre parties were arranged. Family get togethers like Garden party and New Year Carnival were arranged.

In International service, Midtown was proud to send pp C.R.Mohan as a leader for GSE team to Dist 7550,West Virginia USA. The Midtown members attended the Rotary Institute at Bangkok with a record delegation of 23 members which is the highest in 3020. Midtown Rotary is the only club in 3020 to attend the New Orleans Convention with 3 delegates.

ROTARY FOUNDATION: This is a mark of record in Midtown history towards contributions to TRF. An endowment fund of 25000 US$ fron sri V.Ravi Kumar USA and PDG M.V.Prasad and pres elect Satish Babu became major donors. The club altogether contributed an amount of 67000$ to TRF with the support of all our midtown members. In this year a Midtown Rotary Hospital Service Trust was formed to build a hospital at Gollapudi. A matching grant of Rs 11,50,000 was granted for the development of SDA school at Ibrahimpatnam. MPL cricket was organized and donated 2500$ to polio fund in this year.

Lastly the Midtown was applauded by our DG with the presentation of 30 awards which includes Best Club, BEST president,Innovative Secretary, Best club service director,Best Intl service director,Best Asst Governor, Best Medical camp,Highest contribution to TRF etc.

2009-2010 (T.Trinadha Raju)

2008-2009 (T.Chandra Sekhar)

2007-2008 (Rtn. Sridhar Matta)

Rtn. Sridhar Matta led Midtown as 23rd President and was well supported by Secretary Rtn. G.Srnivasa Arya This year the club has seen greater heights in membership. Midtown for the first time, in its history of 23 years, reached the magical 200 member mark, become as one of the largest clubs in Zone-VI-A. Received appreciation mail from RI President Rtn. Will Wilkinson on membership.Midtown has hosted 3 district events 1) Regional Rotary Foundation Seminar. 2) District Primer. 3) 103rd Rotary B

2006-2007 (C.R.Mohan)

2005-06 (Rtn. G. Muralidhara Arya)

Under the Leadership of Rtn.G. Muralidhara Arya the club raised the family relations in this year. He was ably supported by Secretary Rtn. C. Ramakrishna who baged Best Secretary of R.I. Dist.3020 Award. Organised Youth Festival - 2005 in the month of September, organised Family of Rotary meets like Garden Party, 3 Theatre Parties, Divali Mela, New Year Celebrations, Formation and Charter Day Celebrations in a grand manner.

Received two Matching Grants for IOL Operations. Hosted Two GSE Teams came from Philipplines and Brazil. In this year Rtn. Sultan Moosavi lead the GSE Team R.I. Dist.3020 team to Brazil. The unique honour to Mid-Town in this year is Rtn.M.V. Prasad’s unanimous Eelection as District Governor Nominee for the year 2008-09 to R.I. Dist.3020.

The philosophy of the club has, been, since it's inception, to BE A FRIEND of the community, responding to the needs of the community with a resolve to SOW THE SEEDS OF LOVE. Nothing would have been possible without the imagination and sincere work done by each and every member of the club. The real strength of the club lies in the excellent dedication and fellowship among the individual members. The presiding officers were only the mark of the exceptional solidarity of the members of the club.

2004-05 (Rtn. M. Rajaram)

Under the leadership of Rtn. M. Rajaram (the 20th President of the Club) the club claimed to new echelons in Rotary’s Centennial Year. Medical Camps in Association with Seva Bharathi twice in a month at rural places around Vijayawada was organised. Organised Clift Lip screening camp and Operations in association with Care Hospitals, Hyderabad. 12 operations were conducted. Rotary Mid-Town Pushkara Seva - Distributed 60,000 Booklets on information of KRISHNA PUSHKARAMS. 5,000 Water Packets, Butte

2003-2004 (Rtn. Ashok Jain)

Rtn. Ashok Jain led the club in the 2003-04. Weekly Community Service Programme was continued. Organised Mega Health Camp in the name of Sukheebhava along with Eeenadu News Paper. Hosted MYTHRI-2003 - District Fellowship Meet on 16.08.2003. Organised “Seva Sravanthi” - Rotary Health Concerns Service Week from 28th Nov. to 4th Dec. 2003. Organised Hepatitis-B Vaccination Camp at Vasavya Nursing Home on 4.12.2003, nearly 300 people utilised this opportunity. Inducted 25 new members into Mid-town F

Donated Two Ambulances worth of Rs.15,00,000/- to Care & Share Charitable Trust for Street Children Care Programme. Rtn. Ashok Jain was adjudged as the Best President.

2002-03(Rtn. P. Sundar Rao)

A man of Action and not Words Ramu (P. Sundar Rao) is the 19th President of our Club for the year 2002-03. For the first time he led a team of 11 members to Srilanka for 5 days. Signed Sister club Agreement with R.C. of Colombo - Mid - Town in the presence of R.I. President Bhichai Rattakul at Colombo. We also played a cricket match with Srilanka Rotarians at Colombo. Introduced Weekly Community Service Programme. Organised Four Mega Health Camps in the name of Sukhibhava along with Eenadu News

Another milestone in this year is hosting "THE HARVEST'' the Annual District Conference of RI District 3020. A Record participation of 72 clubs and 1523 Registrations raised Mid Town Vijayawada to greater heights. For the first time in the History of R.I. District 3020 our Club hosted the District Conference and District Assembly in the same year. Keeping in line with RI Global Quest Programme our President inducted 25 members into Rotary fold. Good deeds come in many ways. Dr. Sam Movva became

2001-02 (Rtn. Tulluri Prasad)

The year of Fun, Frolic and Friendship. Tulluri Prasad with his motto Arise, Awake and Stop not till the Goal is reached was the leader in the year 2001-02. Great emphasis was laid on Fellowship and Community Service Programmes. Financial assistance was provided to Rotary Kalyana Mandapam and to the Earthquake Victims at Gujarat. Conducted 130 IOL operations after screening various patients in and around Vijayawada. Received 10 District Awards which included in "Best Bulletin Award".

2000-01 (Rtn. T.P.D. Prasad)

A Golden Letter Year in the history of our Club, under the new leader of the new Millennium T.P.D. Prasad. We sponsored the candidature of Rtn. PP. Sam Movva to the office of District Governor 2002-03. Received $2068 for the IOL operations. Family Get - togethers and Fellowship Meets were organised every month. We have started ITROODD - Rotary Mid Town Physio Therapy Centre "MADHUVAN'' for mentally retarded children with full equipment worth Rs. 2,00,000. Started an Interact Club at STR English

1999-2000 (Rtn. V. Nagalakshmi)

Millennium Year was headed by a Lady Rotarian V. Nagalakshmi. We provided safe drinking water projects at three Municipal Elementary Schools at Payakapuram and Ajitsingh Nagar. Provided Iron Beds at Swargapuri, Vijayawada. Formally inaugurated Childrens Opportunities Grant Programme at Mano Vikas in the name and style of ROTARY - ITRODD Physio Therapy Centre. We jointly hosted the Millennium District Conference and Multi District Sports Meet at Vijayawada.

1998-99 (Rtn. M.V. Prasad)

It was for M.V. Prasad as next President to consolidate and prepare the Club to step into the new millennium. The quality and quantity of membership stood the test of standard. 27 members were inducted into Rotary - the highest in the District. The magical figure of 103 was achieved in Membership. Our Club received a R.I. Citation for Membership Growth and Retention and Extension. Club witnessed the receipt of the highest matching grant in its history $4900 under new Matching Grant Programme nam
We sponsored two RVC's and one Interact Club at Montessori High School. We also sponsored two new Rotary Clubs - Rotary Club of Vijayawada Metro and Rotary Club of Jaggaiahpet. Received 27 Awards at the District Awards Night held at Nidadavole which included Best Club and Best President. Oganised Two Day Seminar on SSS Promotion & Foreign Exports Opportunities along with FAAPCI. Hosted President's Elect Training Seminar at Vijayawada.

1997-98 (Rtn. R. Chandrasekha)

Next year it was the turn of R. Chandrasekhar to lead this dynamic young club in District 3020. He gave great impetus to Rotary Foundation $5,000 highest ever raised by our Club as well as in the District for that particular year. We hosted Krishna District level Pulse Polio Seminar and involved all the Government Officials. Also hosted District Seminar on Rotary Foundation and Multi District Seminar on Club Administration along with other Rotary Clubs of Vijayawada. As usual Fellowship Programm.

1996-97 (Rtn. N.S.R.K. Prasad)

Under the leadership of N.S.R.K. Prasad the club climbed to new echelons in Community and club service. Homeopathy Camps were conducted and medicines distributed to the needy. Blood Grouping was undertaken at a large scale and a Donors list was maintained. District Sports and Cultural Meet was hosted this year. A great lover of Rotary Foundation Prasad contributed his mite to the great Foundation. Health Checkup Camps were conducted in Municipal Schools. Scholarships were given to the needy.

1995-96 (Rtn. Surendranath Majety)

Every dynamic and a man with a lot of novelties Rtn. Surendranath Majety led the club in the year 1995-96. A staunch supporter of Rotary Foundation - a cheque was presented to the Governor for $ 2000 on his installation day. Fellowship was at its helm in this year as the President stressed for Family Get-togethers. A Free Polio Immunization Centre was started at Anurag Hospital run by the able Presidents Spouse Dr. Madhavi on every Wednesday. For the first time in the history of our club a month.

1994-95 (Rtn. A. Seshadry)

Then came the decennial year under the leadership of President A. Seshadry. The year witnessed a number of health camps organised in association with St. Anns Hospital Vijayawada and Dr. N.R.S. Govt. Ayurvedic Hospital where in more than 2500 patients availed the service. Free distribution of medicines was ensured to every patient. A substantial part of the expenditure involved in distribution of medicines was subsidized by contributions from various benevolent individual members of the club.
The year also witnessed a unique exhibition wherein members of the club displayed, during October as a part of the vocational service month, the products and services they deal in which facilitated each other to know what exactly the other does. Filmstar Sobhana, a classical dancer more than a filmstar, performed classical dance for the benefit of the club programs. The club had the distinction of hosting various district meets such as workshop on polioplus, workshop on WCS projects, orientation.

1993-94 (Rtn. Rajkumar Baid)

It was for Rajkumar Baid as next President to consolidate on the growth and prepare the club to step into the next decade. The eversmilling president won the goodwill of all the members and it was to his credit the club witnessed a solidarity and formulated various long - term policies to be adopted by the club so as to play the role the club deserved in the district affairs. The youthful President paid special attention to youth activities and a youth festival was organised during September.

1992-93 (Rtn. Dr. M.V. Sambasiva Rao(Dr. Sam Movva))

Then came the year of solidarity. Dr. M.V. Sambasiva Rao (Dr. Sam Movva), as president of the club, fortified the fellowship and moulded the same as a means of service to the community. The direct result of the unified sense of fellowship laced with benevolence is the provision of a hearse, a vehicle to carry the mortal remains of humans to the cremation ground, to the community at a nominal cost. The entire cost of the project nearing a Lakh of rupees was raised from individual contributions of the members.

1991-92 (Rtn. B.S.Dutt)

With the proliferation of membership the immediate task was to build on rapport and friendship in the membership of the Club. The next President B.S.Dutt paid special attention to this aspect and the year witnessed a substantial boost in the fellowship activities in the area of club service. It was due to these efforts the club could exhibit the colourful fabric of fine fellowship which formed the foundation for the fruitful execution of projects in the following years. A district meet to discus.

1990-91 (Rtn. M.S. Krishna)

The District 315 was bifurcated and a new district 302 was carved out during 1990-91. The new District brought new enthusiasm and it was for the new President M.S. Krishna to bring new blood in order to infuse new talent into the club. It was under his leadership the club witnessed a substantial growth in membership. He had the credit for inducting 27 distinguished members into the club.
The quality of the membership stood the test of standard with two among such new members becoming Presidents of the club in the next four years. Regular checkup was for Deaf & Dumb children were conducted at Madonna School for Deaf & Dumb. District Seminar on Preserve Planet Earth was organised in response to the clarion call given by R.I. President. District Sports meet was hosted by the club. The year was also note worthy for the eye camps wherein 3500 school children were screened for defecti.

1989-90 (Rtn. J. Niyantha)

It was a reign of service under the benevolent dictator Niyantha during 1980-90. The year witnessed a multifarious growth in service projects during the entire year spread over a wide range of areas. Unique projects during the year included self hypnosis sessions for hard - core smokers to get rid of the compelling habit. Recognising the need to boost the creative talents in the field of humour, cartoon contest was organised among the school children. The contest had attracted a large number of .

1988-89 (Rtn. M.V. Sampath Baba (Late ))

The next year under the leadership of M.V. Sampath Baba (Late ) gave impetus to community service programms. Recognising the need for permanent infrastructure, the club has donated funds for the construction of a classroom in S.K.P.V.V.Hindu High School in Vijayawada old town area. Books useful for school children were presented to various high schools under the management of Municipal Corporation.

1987-88 (Rtn. T. Jairam Prasad)

Under the leadership of T. Jairam Prasad this year has seen an increase in the tempo in both community service and club service. Drinking water project to provide tap water to the residents of a nearby village Apparaopet was a landmark in the service of community. It was during this period that a District Rotary Information Seminar was hosted by the club. The year ended with great aplomb when Jairam and LD Prasad, the club Secretary were adjudged as the Best President and Best Secretary in the Di.

1986-87 (Rtn. Nitin K. Parekh)

The next President, Nitin K. Parekh, second in row, set a frenetic pace in community service. It was during this period that the club carved out a niche for itself in the then RI Dist. 315 for the work done in corneal transplants. It was almost a fete for a new club to handle a job of such a magnitude and the youthful dynamism tookup the job gallantly, culminating into recognition with significant achievement award by Rotary International.

1984-86 (Rtn. H.T. Swamakumar)

The club was presented charter on 24th April, 1985 with 33 members. The average age of membership or file was just around 27 years. The first truncated and the second full Rotary years under the leadership of H.T. Swamakumar and T. Jairamprasad, the charter President and Charter Secretary respectively, were the crucial for it was the period when the tone and pace for the new Club were to be set. The job was most admirably shouldered by the duo and a solid foundation was laid for an informed and .