District 325 K Nepal Ranks First Worldwide in First-Quarter Lions Growth

Kathmandu: Lions International District 325 K Nepal has achieved a significant global milestone by ranking first worldwide in both new club charters and net membership growth during the first quarter of the Lions Year 2026/27.

According to the district’s first-quarter performance, District 325 K Nepal chartered 39 new Lions clubs and recorded a net membership growth of 699 members, with both figures reported as the highest in the world during the period.

The achievement has been made under the leadership of District Governor Lion Ramesh Adhikari and reflects the district’s continued focus on organizational expansion, membership development, teamwork and community service.

Chartering 39 new clubs within the first quarter marks a significant expansion of the district’s organizational network. At the same time, the addition of 699 members on a net basis demonstrates strong momentum in attracting and retaining members within the Lions movement.

The district has attributed the achievement to strong leadership, collective efforts, dedication and its continued commitment to Lions International’s Mission 1.5, which focuses on expanding the global Lions membership and strengthening the organization’s service capacity.

The achievement also comes under the district’s guiding theme, “Rooted in Service, Leading With Purpose,” which emphasizes purposeful leadership and a strong commitment to humanitarian service.

District Governor Lion Ramesh Adhikari and the entire District 325 K Nepal family have been congratulated for the achievement. The district is expected to continue its efforts toward establishing new clubs, expanding membership and strengthening community service initiatives in the coming months.

The achievement has further strengthened District 325 K Nepal’s position within Lions International and provided additional momentum for its ongoing organizational and humanitarian activities.