In an age where technology evolves faster than the weather in Kodaikanal, the Rotary Club of Kodaikanal is doing something quietly revolutionary — bringing seniors and young Rotarians together to close the digital gap, one login at a time. The club’s latest initiative, “Bridging Generations,” is more than a workshop. It’s a statement — that knowledge has no age limit, and community learning is the new luxury. The Vision Behind the Movement The project stems from the vision of President Rtn. PHF Pavithra Ravindran , a modern leader with a simple belief: seniors shouldn’t just keep up with the world — they should thrive in it. “Technology shouldn’t be a wall between generations; it should be the bridge,” she says. “When seniors understand the digital world, they don’t just stay informed — they stay independent.” That philosophy gave birth to a workshop where young Rotarians took on the role of digital mentors, guiding senior members through the fast-changing world of AI, cyberse...