Mohan Bhagwat on Kutch tour: Crematorium, temple and water should be the same for every Hindu: RSS chief

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat visited Kutch on Tuesday. He was addressing a religious function at Nana Ratadia in Mandvi taluka. On the occasion of the Sangh's centenary year, he discussed Panch Parivartan in the interest of the society. In particular, he preached social harmony, family knowledge, environment, self-based society and civic duty to bring about a change in the interest of the society. Apart from this, he said that by translating religion, people have made religion today, which is not, religion is the only way. Today the world is trapped in darkness, there is a lot of comfort, but there is no satisfaction in the mind. Today, children take guns and destroy their classmates, there are wars going on in the world. In good situations, every effort is failing. That's why the world is seeking a solution from India today. Farming has been going on in India for 10,000 years, but today the environment has been ruined due to chemical farming and the land has become barren. Today the world bows to us because of the valour of our forefathers. Our temples should be big and good. Saints and mahants should always be there so that the faith of the new generation will grow. He urged them to take care of the small and big temples in the vicinity and ensure that they do not fall short. In addition, Swadeshi was insisted upon and a crematorium, a temple, and a source of water should be the same for every Hindu in the village. He also gave the message of water-energy conservation and environmental protection by urging them to plant trees and protect the environment. There should always be wandering, so that the faith of the new generation will grow. He urged them to take care of the small and big temples in the vicinity and ensure that they do not fall short. In addition, Swadeshi was insisted upon and a crematorium, a temple, and a source of water should be the same for every Hindu in the village. He also gave the message of water-energy conservation and environmental protection by urging them to plant trees and protect the environment.