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Warning against political instability, Bhagwat said that rejecting all options could lead to disorder.
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Calling for greater dialogue within families, Mohan Bhagwat said efforts to prevent “love jihad” must begin at home.
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Bhagwat described social harmony as a mindset rooted in inclusiveness and the rejection of discrimination.
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According to Bhagwat, the only difference between science and spirituality lies in methodology, as both aim for the same ultimate goal
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Mohan Bhagwat rejected interpretations of the Sangh solely through its ties with the BJP, saying such views lead to misunderstanding of its broader goals.
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"At present, I think the issue can be resolved here only on the basis of Hindus' strength in Tamil Nadu," he said.
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The RSS chief urges people to understand the Sangh by visiting a Shakha, rather than depending on preconceived narratives. The methodology to unite Bharat amidst diversity is called the RSS, he says.
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RSSFACTS: For the RSS, patriotism is intertwined with devotion to the nation as a divine, collective entity. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat highlighted the central role of ‘Bharat Mata’ in RSS ideology, emphasising its spiritual significance
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said that making the nation prosperous and ’Vishwa Guru’ is beyond the control of any one individua
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Speaking at an event in Bengaluru, Bhagwat cited three instances when RSS was banned in the past as proof of the government’s acknowledgment of its existence. “If we were not there, whom did they ban?” he remarked.
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Now we have a strong presence in the country, but we are not satisfied, because the whole society has to be organised.
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Sanghnomics: Mohan Bhagwat advocates for India’s unique development path rooted in Dharma, emphasising traditional values and collective progress. This vision aligns with global transitions, offering India a chance to lead innovation
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PoK will be ours on its own. Demands have started being made in PoK, you must have heard sloganeering, Bhagwat said
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A Moneycontrol analysis of Mohan Bhagwat's Vijadashmi speeches shows that he focused more on religion, global affairs and the economy in 2023 than he has done in years
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RSSFACTS: At RSS Centenary Address, Mohan Bhagwat unveils RSS’ global outlook on development models and urges people to adapt traditional ways to contemporary needs
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Bhagwat was speaking at the RSS‘s annual Vijayadashmi rally, which also marked the centenary of the organisation.
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America has introduced a new tariff policy. Naturally, it serves its own interests, but its impact is being felt across the world. No nation can progress in isolation, says Mohan Bhagwat
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi released a specially designed commemorative postage stamp and a coin highlighting the RSS' contribution to the nation at a programme to mark the centenary celebrations of the organisation
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The Opposition has repeatedly reminded BJP of the unofficial rule and asked if PM Modi will himself follow the informal age limit
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'We will move forward. We were once divided, but we will unite that again,' RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said
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RSSFACTS: The Sarsanghchalak, or Chief Mentor, leads the RSS, with the position evolving over its 100-year history. The role has been passed down through nominated leaders, ensuring organisational continuity and ideological integrity
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RSSFACTS: Mohan Bhagwat referenced HV Seshadri’s The Tragic Story of Partition, critiquing Congress leadership for compromising Bharat's unity, highlighting their exhaustion and political bargaining, while showcasing RSS efforts in protecting Hindus and Sikhs
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RSSFACTS: Marking its centenary, the RSS emphasises ‘Dharma’ as a way of life distinct from religion, advocating a balanced, inclusive civilisational path rooted in India’s philosophical and cultural tradition
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"There is no problem in learning English but we must not disown our own culture and language, all languages born in India are national languages; we need one common language to interact, but it should not be foreign," Mohan Bhagwat said.
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Speaking at the centenary celebrations of the RSS, Bhagwat underlined that religion must remain a matter of individual choice and should not be influenced by inducements or coercion
