Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said the organisation aims to organise society for national resurgence, emphasising that India's civilisational and cultural identity provides the basis for national unity.
Bhagwat's Address on RSS Vision
Speaking at an event, Bhagwat elaborated on the RSS's foundational belief that the nation's unity stems from its deep-rooted civilisational and cultural heritage. He stated that the RSS was established with the objective of strengthening society through organisation, which in turn would lead to national resurgence.
Key Points from the Speech
- The RSS is committed to organising society to achieve national resurgence.
- India's civilisational and cultural identity is the cornerstone of national unity.
- The organisation's work is rooted in the belief that a strong, organised society can drive national progress.
Bhagwat's remarks come amid ongoing discussions about the role of cultural organisations in nation-building. He reiterated that the RSS's activities are aimed at fostering a sense of collective identity and purpose among Indians.
The RSS chief also highlighted the importance of selfless service and discipline in building a cohesive society. He called upon members to work tirelessly for the betterment of the nation, upholding the values enshrined in India's ancient traditions.
Bhagwat's address underscores the RSS's continued emphasis on cultural nationalism as a unifying force, reflecting its long-standing ideology of integrating diverse communities under a shared civilisational ethos.
