RSS Centenary: Transformative Vision for a Harmonious Society
Marking 100 years of the RSS, Chief Mohan Bhagwat advocates individual character building, societal harmony, and a holistic development model for India. Emphasizing the Shakha system's role, he calls for unified efforts to address challenges, uphold diversity, and promote values. The RSS aims for national prosperity and global contribution.
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On the occasion of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's (RSS) 100th anniversary, Chief Mohan Bhagwat underscored the importance of nurturing individual character and fostering a value-driven citizenry through the Shakha system. Delivering his annual Vijaydashami speech in Nagpur, Bhagwat highlighted the enduring relevance of the Shakha as a tool for shaping disciplined individuals and fostering human values.
Bhagwat lauded the Swayamsevaks for maintaining societal dialogue and emphasized the necessity for a development model that is holistic, integrated, and capable of addressing emerging challenges. He expressed that the nation should focus on creating role models who embody transparency, selflessness, and dedication to societal welfare, while also stressing the need for unity and respect for diversity.
Highlighting India's vast cultural diversity, Bhagwat urged the nation to uphold harmony and national unity. He called for a society that respects varied beliefs and adheres to lawful behavior. Bhagwat concluded by reaffirming the RSS's commitment to 'Vyakti Nirman,' aiming to spread its vision of societal transformation through initiatives like social harmony and self-reliance.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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