UDHAMPUR : RSS Sarkaryavah, Dattatreya Hosbale recalled the glorious history of Bharat and stated how our ancestors valiantly defended the civilization against foreign invaders, ensuring the preservation of Indian cultural identity.
While addressing the Parmukh Jan Goshthi, here, today Hosbale highlighted the selfless service and contributions of the RSS towards the upliftment of society over the last 100 years.
RSS Sarkaryvah who is on visit of Jammu region visited Udhampur district and participated in two significant programmes a Parmukh Jan Goshthi and a Yuva Ekatrikaran. He underlined that during the past century, the RSS has continuously worked at the grassroots through daily Shakhas, service activities, educational initiatives and social reform programmes. He emphasised that the core idea of the Sangh has always been to build a strong, self-confident, culturally rooted and united nation. He also stated that Swayamsevaks have been silently contributing to various domains of national life while adhering to discipline, character-building and selfless service.
Looking ahead, Hosbale discussed the future direction of the Sangh (Bhavishya ki Disha) and gave special emphasis on the concept of Panch Parivartan, which he said will shape a better and stronger Bharat.
He clarified that Panch Parivartan focuses on strengthening social harmony, nurturing family as the core unit of national development, encouraging a lifestyle that respects and protects the environment, promoting Swadeshi-based self-reliance for the nation’s economic stability, and motivating every citizen to responsibly fulfil their duties towards society and the country. He urged everyone to see the RSS Centenary Year as a proud milestone in the journey of national service and to prepare for expanded contribution towards national progress.
Later in the day, Hosbale presided over the Yuva Ekatrikaran where he addressed a large gathering of youth. He motivated the youth to actively participate in nation-building and keep away from drug abuse and other social evils. He said that India is the nation with the largest youth population in the world, and if youth choose the right direction, the nation can reach the highest peak of development.
“Youth must stay aware and alert about the happenings around them and rise for societal good,” he said. He stressed that the message of Panch Parivartan must be taken to every home through local meetings and discussions. He cautioned that drugs, conversions and other social distortions are among the biggest challenges today, and the youth have a critical role in addressing them.
He appealed to the youth to become torchbearers of positive change, contribute to a harmonious society and lead Bharat towards a glorious future.
