RSS Dr.Chief Mohan Bhagwat to Lead Three-Day Dialogue on 100 Years of Sangh’s Legacy
New Delhi, August 25 (H.S.) : Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Dr.Mohan Bhagwat will commence a landmark three-day dialogue starting Tuesday at Delhi''s Vigyan Bhavan, engaging with eminent personalities from diverse sectors of society to r
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New Delhi, August 25 (H.S.) :

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Dr.Mohan Bhagwat will commence a landmark three-day dialogue starting Tuesday at Delhi's Vigyan Bhavan, engaging with eminent personalities from diverse sectors of society to reflect on the century-long journey of the organization. The conference titled 100 Years of RSS: New Horizons has already confirmed attendance from over 1,300 distinguished guests.

Sunil Ambekar, the Akhil Bhartiya Pramukh Pracharak of the RSS, briefed reporters on Monday about the upcoming event. He highlighted the wide spectrum of invitees including retired judges, former diplomats, ex-administrative officers, international envoys, luminaries from sports and the arts, and political leaders. More than 1,300 have accepted the invitation to participate.

Founded on Vijayadashami day in 1925 in Nagpur, the RSS is celebrating its centenary this year with a series of outreach initiatives across India. These programs, launching from October 2—the Vijayadashami festival day—will feature RSS volunteers marching in uniform nationwide.

Following this, a comprehensive engagement drive including door-to-door awareness campaigns, Hindu conferences, harmony meetings, and other events are planned. As part of this series, RSS Chief Dr.Mohan Bhagwat will hold similar three-day dialogues in four major cities, starting with the Delhi event at Vigyan Bhavan in the evening. Notably, a similar event was hosted at the same venue in 2018.

Ambekar also confirmed that eminent personalities such as former Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, ex-diplomat Kanwal Sibal, and prominent sports figures Abhinav Bindra and Kapil Dev have already committed to attend the dialogue sessions commencing tomorrow.

Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar


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