
Mumbai,
02 Oct (HS): The challenges posed by struggle across the world based on extreme
interpretation of the principles of religion. The world is looking at Bharat
for the solution to the challenges posed by extreme thinking on religion and hatred
for others. The world has forgotten the basic principle of Dharma, which is
welfare of all. The nation will survive if Dharma survives, RSS Sarsanghachalak
Dr Mohan Bhagwat said.
Bharat has never forcefully propagated its
Dharma through wars or conversions. It has promoted human welfare and peace for
all. The ancient knowledge has made Bharat different from others, he said.
The knowledge contained in Ved, Upanishads,
Ramayan, Mahabharat, Bhagwatgeeta and Jain Agam, Tripitika, Gurugranth Sahib
etc is to provide direction for welfare of all. The rich knowledge is necessary
for the world in today’s situation, Dr Bhagwat said.
Disseminating
the treasure of ancient Indian knowledge to the next generation is responsibility
towards humanity. Teaching of score of saints and their service orientation would
secure better future of the human society, Dr Bhagwat said.
Dr
Bhagwat was speaking during the 14th conference of ‘All India Vihar
Seva Group’ in Mumbai, attended by a large number of Jain youths. Padmabhushan
Acharya Vijay Ratnasundarsuri Maharaj, Acharya Mahabodhi Surishwarji and other
Jain Munis were present.
Acharya
Ratnasundarsuri Maharaj said that if culture of the nation is ignored the end
of the nation is certain. The culture must be preserved for the nation to
survive. If the nation survives Dharma will survive which inculcates values and
culture in us. He said that they are with RSS for protection of the nation and
culture.
All
India Vihar Seva Group works for safety, accident-free travel on foot for all
Jain Sadhus.
Padmabhushan
awrdee Acharya Ratnasundarsuri Maharaj penned more than 536 books so far. His
536th book titled “Anand Yatra – 18 Kartavya’ was released at the
hands of Dr Mohan Bhagwat on the occasion
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Hindusthan Samachar / Ajay Vasant Mardikar