RSS chief urges India to pursue happiness, prosperity and security to become global guide
Mohan Bhagwat called for a stronger, happier and more secure India on Independence Day, saying the nation should aim to be a "Vishwaguru" despite opposition.
On Independence Day, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat urged the nation to strengthen its independence by fostering happiness, prosperity and security for all citizens. He framed the ultimate goal as becoming "Vishwaguru," a term denoting a global guide. Bhagwat acknowledged that there are individuals and forces that oppose this vision, calling for a united effort to overcome such resistance.
He appealed to the public to contribute to a more content and safe India, suggesting that this internal cohesion is essential for the country's rise on the world stage. The remarks were delivered as part of the day's celebrations, underscoring the RSS's perspective on India's future direction.
Why it matters
The statement reflects a major cultural organization's vision for India's role in the world, influencing public discourse.
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