The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, on its 100th anniversary, emphasized the importance of Indians abroad prioritizing loyalty to their adopted countries while maintaining cultural ties to India. The organization’s overseas strategy focuses on integrating with local communities and preserving links with India. Swayamsevaks in various countries work towards organizing the local Hindu community and contributing to broader societal welfare.
The RSS General Secretary highlighted the significance of diaspora members being responsible citizens in their adopted homelands while staying connected to their cultural heritage. He underscored the principle of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, promoting a worldview of the world as one family, to foster cooperation and reduce conflicts globally. The RSS aims to leverage Indian cultural values to address contemporary international challenges like religious conflicts and environmental issues.
Dattatreya Hosabale warned against religious extremism and emphasized the need for stable family structures to ensure healthy societies. He advocated for a holistic approach rooted in cultural and ethical values to tackle interconnected global issues. Hosabale stressed the importance of harmony at various levels, from families to nations, and the need to prioritize sustainability and ecological balance in the face of rapid technological and economic growth.
The RSS leader described the organization as a promoter of human social capital through cultural values and organizational discipline. He suggested that the RSS model could be adapted globally to enhance social cohesion and human welfare without imposing on national identities. Hosabale encouraged religious leaders to transcend institutional boundaries and embrace broader spiritual principles to foster unity among communities.
