‘Dharma, Rashtra Not Separate’: Mohan Bhagwat Says India’s Knowledge Can Help World
Bhagwat said India’s spiritual knowledge can help countries balance development, freedom and faith as 14th conference delegates heard his remarks.
- On Friday in Mumbai, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed the 14th All India Vihar Seva group conference, arguing that India's knowledge tradition offers solutions to global challenges.
- Bhagwat emphasized that dharma and rashtra are inseparable in India, noting that for nearly 3,000 years, the country has demonstrated a path of peace "without conquering any country, without converting anyone and without attacking anyone."
- Detailing global contradictions, Bhagwat stated that development damages the environment while rising individual freedom fractures families. "As development increases, the environment gets damaged," he said, describing tensions the world cannot resolve by choosing one side.
- Bhagwat urged preservation of India's spiritual traditions, stating that protecting those who transmit this knowledge serves humanity. He added that surrender for "a grand and divine goal" makes a person's life "like heaven."
- The RSS leader maintained that global stability depends on India's ancient teachings, stating, "Our country has a very great treasure of knowledge, which the world needs today." He asserted the path forward will come from India.
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PressNewsAgencyIndia’s diversity, traditional knowledge can help build better world: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat highlighted Bharat's identity rooted in its languages, faiths, and cultures during a recent address. He emphasized the need for youth to be educated about Indian traditions while integrating global knowledge. Bhagwat referred to responses from an interfaith meeting, emphasizing universal truths shared by various philosophies. He encouraged passing on Bharat's identity and values to future generations.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on India's role in a 'troubled world': 'Dharma and rashtra inseparable'
Elaborating on India's value system, he said India’s approach was centred on the welfare of all and not any particular section. Bhagwat also said preserving Jain spiritual traditions had significance beyond the community.
‘Dharma, Rashtra Not Separate’: Mohan Bhagwat Says India’s Knowledge Can Help World
<p>RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Friday said dharma and rashtra are not separate in India, while arguing that the country's spiritual and philosophical traditions can help address several challenges confronting the world. Speaking in Mumbai, Bhagwat said India has historically shown a path towards peace and prosperity without invading other countries or seeking to convert people. He also highlighted India's long tradition of spiritual and philosoph…
India's spiritual and cultural heritage can provide solutions to many of the challenges of a modern world beset by conflict and anxiety. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has said that 'religion and nation' are complementary in India and cannot be separated. Addressing the 14th National Conference of the 'All India Vihar Seva Bal' held in Mumbai, he shared important ideas on global crises and India's historical responsibility.
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