Lions Club of India Multiple District 322 | Lions MD 322

Past International Director

Bishnu Bajoria was born at Bankura in West Bengal on 14th November 1945 in a highly respected family of businessmen and socially conscious philanthropists and joined Lionism in 1976 as Charter Member of Lions Club of Bankura, then in 322B. He became Club President in 1981-82 and became District Governor of undivided District 322C in 1988-89 and was also elected as Multiple Council Treasurer. He was adjudged as  he only 100% District Governor during the year in his Multiple. He was elected as International Director for 2008-10 at the International Convention at Bangkok in June 2008 and is serving on its Membership Development Committee.

He served twice as Multiple District Membership Chairman during 1989-92 and 1996-99. He also acted as National Coordinator Membership during 1998-2001. He was one of the 16 senior Lions invited by International President to participate in the high level Member;;; IiI! Summit for our Constitutional Area at Kathmandu in October 1996. He is known throughout the country for his work in the field of Membership and his monthly circulars on Membership Highlights have been very popular and widely appreciated. He served as MDCCI Treasurer in 2006-07 & 2007-08.

Past International Director

Lion Mohanlal Tulsian is a past International Director of International Association of Lions Clubs. He joined Lionism in 1972 and has since served the organisation in many positions. He has been Chairman, National Sight First Committee of India.

In recognition of his meritorious services. Lion Tulsian has received a number of awards. These include 100% District Governors Award, two extension awards, Highest Commendation Award, six International President’s Awards and the prestigious “Ambassador of Goodwill” Award. Lion Tulsian is the first Melvin Jones Fellows of his Multiple and holds 10 Diamonds Progressive Pins.

Lion Tulsian has made significant contributions to the welfare of the community through a variety of involvements and initiatives. In 1986-87, “HOPE-86” a musical extravaganza organised by Lion Tulsian, netted US $ 5,00,000 a part of which is still being utilised for social services through Lions Welfare Trust.