Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has called upon society, particularly the Hindu community, to actively work toward shaping India as a guiding force for global welfare. He emphasized that India’s civilizational values and cultural philosophy have the potential to offer solutions to many of the challenges faced by the world today.
Addressing a gathering, Bhagwat stated that India’s concept of harmony, inclusiveness, and coexistence has always focused on the well-being of all humanity rather than individual or national interests alone. He highlighted that becoming a “Vishwaguru” does not imply dominance, but rather the responsibility to lead by example through values, knowledge, and service.
Bhagwat stressed the importance of unity, self-discipline, and social responsibility in achieving this goal. According to him, India’s progress should be rooted in moral strength, ethical conduct, and a commitment to the welfare of society at large. He also underlined the role of education, cultural awareness, and service-oriented initiatives in building a strong and responsible nation.
The RSS chief further noted that India’s growing influence on the global stage brings with it an opportunity to promote peace, dialogue, and sustainable development. He urged citizens to contribute positively in their respective fields, ensuring that national development aligns with the broader goal of global welfare.
His remarks reflect a vision of India that seeks to combine tradition with modern progress, positioning the country as a source of inspiration and guidance for a rapidly changing world.
