RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat criticized the Western powers for altering India’s traditional education system to serve colonial interests. Speaking at a research scholars’ dialogue in Lucknow, Bhagwat highlighted the need to rectify the damage caused during colonial rule. He emphasized that education and healthcare should be accessible to all, not treated as commercial ventures.
Bhagwat reiterated the RSS’s commitment to fostering a prosperous and united nation through social cohesion. He urged a deeper understanding of the organization beyond mere reading, emphasizing its goal of uniting Hindu society and strengthening national character. Bhagwat also stressed the importance of authentic research for shaping India’s future.
Addressing negative propaganda against the Sangh, Bhagwat called for objective presentation of facts by researchers. He expressed concerns over the commercialization and materialism associated with globalization, contrasting it with India’s philosophy of collective well-being over consumerism. Bhagwat asserted that India holds solutions to global challenges and emphasized the need for strength in all spheres to earn global respect.
Describing dharma as an eternal principle promoting harmony and collective happiness, Bhagwat underscored the importance of living together and upholding foundational values. He advocated for environmental responsibility, urging citizens to adopt eco-friendly practices like tree plantation and water conservation while leveraging technology for sustainable development.
