Businessman Amarpal Singh Wadhwa has been actively participating in various social causes through Rotary. Elected as President of Rotary Club Ratlam, he works towards the welfare and development of society, striving to improve the lives of those in need through impactful Rotary projects.

Garments Businessman Amarpal Singh Wadhwa has been actively associated with Rotary Club of Ratlam since 2001, dedicating himself to social service and community welfare.

With over three decades of experience in the readymade garments industry, he has successfully balanced entrepreneurship with a deep commitment to serving society. Recently, he has been elected as the President of the Club for the year 2026–27.

Sharing more about Rotary Club Ratlam, Rotarian Amarpal Singh Wadhwa explains that the club, established in 1945, is approaching more than eight decades of service to the city. Over the years, the club has undertaken numerous initiatives aimed at improving the lives of citizens and contributing towards the overall development of Ratlam.

Speaking about the club's ongoing projects, President-elect Amarpal Singh Wadhwa highlights the Rotary Garden Project being operated under the banner of Rotary Club Ratlam. The project includes a Rotary Herbal Juice Centre along with yoga and meditation facilities. Every morning, nearly 400 to 500 people benefit from the initiative, where fresh herbal juices and nutritious sprouts are made available at a nominal cost of ₹5 each serving. The club also manages another garden project in Kasturba Nagar, providing residents with a healthy and community-oriented environment.

Another significant initiative undertaken by the club is the ‘Rotary Aahar Kendra’ being run at the Government District Hospital, Ratlam. Sharing details about the project, Wadhwa explains that nutritious and hygienic meals comprising dal, vegetables, roti, and rice are provided to patients’ attendants at an affordable cost of just ₹5 per meal. In addition, the initiative operates a daily tiffin service benefiting nearly 200 to 250 people across the city.

Highlighting another impactful healthcare initiative, Rotarian Amarpal Singh Wadhwa shares details about the G.D. Anklesaria Rotary Dialysis Centre operating at Government District Hospital, Ratlam. Equipped with twelve dialysis machines along with two standby units, the centre aims to provide dialysis treatment at highly affordable rates. Rotary Club Ratlam also regularly organizes blood testing camps and health awareness activities for the community.

Further elaborating Rotary's healthcare initiatives, Wadhwa mentions that with the support of the Ratlam MLA and Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Minister Chetanya Kumar Kashyap, two fully equipped cardiac ambulances are being operated under the Rotary Charitable Social Welfare Trust, ensuring timely emergency medical assistance for citizens.

Recalling his early years, Amarpal Singh Wadhwa shares that he was born in Ratlam in 1976 and grew up in a family deeply involved in education and social welfare. Witnessing these values from a young age inspired him to serve society. Although he pursued a business career, he always felt a strong inclination toward social work and found Rotary to be the ideal platform through which he could contribute meaningfully to society.

While his family was primarily associated with the construction industry, entrepreneur Amarpal Singh was drawn towards the garments sector. Following his passion, he established the garments showroom \\\\\\\"Grace\\\\\\\" in 1997 on New Road, Ratlam. The store caters to a wide range of menswear requirements and is recognized as an exclusive Jockey dealer in Ratlam, offering apparel for men, women, and children under one roof.

Speaking about his inspirations, Amarpal Singh Wadhwa credits his father as the primary influence in his life. A respected politician who later entered the field of education, his father established a CBSE-affiliated school where nearly 6,000 students receive education today. Inspired by his father's dedication to education and public service, he chose to expand his contribution through Rotary and community welfare initiatives. He also considers his elder sister as a guiding force in his life, appreciating her constant support in maintaining family values, relationships, and business responsibilities.

RC Ratlam Member Amarpal Singh Wadhwa shares that Rotary provides one of the finest platforms for individuals aspiring to serve society. He believes the organization offers opportunities to contribute across multiple sectors, including healthcare, education, and environmental conservation. Beyond service, Rotary fosters fellowship, helping members build strong relationships, expand professional networks, and grow both personally and professionally.

A line that continues to inspire Amarpal Singh Wadhwa is:

\\\\\\\"क्यों डरे ज़िंदगी में, क्या होगा; कुछ नहीं होगा तो तजुर्बा तो ज़रूर होगा।\\\\\\\"

He believes that every experience, whether successful or challenging, offers valuable lessons that contribute to personal growth.

Deeply influenced by spirituality, Wadhwa finds immense strength in the Hanuman Chalisa, particularly the line \\\\\\\"तुम रक्षक काहू को डरना।\\\\\\\" He believes that faith provides courage during difficult times and helps individuals overcome life's challenges with confidence. He also draws inspiration from the teachings of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji and holds deep reverence for his sacrifices, leadership, and spiritual wisdom.

Further sharing his outlook on life, Rtn Amarpal Singh Wadhwa says he believes that challenges should be faced with courage rather than fear. According to him, open conversations often lead to solutions, while every setback carries an opportunity to learn and grow. He firmly believes that perseverance, honesty, transparency, and continuous learning eventually lead individuals toward success.

In his message, Businessman & Rotarian Amarpal Singh Wadhwa encourages the youth of the nation to come forward and participate in social service through Rotary. He describes Rotary as a global organization that provides opportunities to serve diverse sections of society while developing leadership, fellowship, and community engagement. He concludes with a simple yet powerful message:

\\\\\\\"Save Earth, Save Environment, Save Water, and Save the Nation.\\\\\\\"