Three-day RSS meeting in Indore, Mohan Bhagwat attends: 408 office bearers to review organisation expansion and social campaigns

The three-day meeting of the All India Executive Committee of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) began at Daley College in Indore on Monday. The meeting was attended by around 408 key office-bearers from across the country, including Sangh president Dr Mohan Bhagwat, Sarkaryavah Dattatreya Hosabale and all the six co-sarkarivahs. The meeting, which will continue till November 4, will review the programmes held during the centenary year of the Sangh and brainstorm on the expansion of the organisation and the next course of action. The Sangh has informed that more than 13,000 new daily branches have been opened across the country in the last one year. The next direction will be decided along with this, more than 65,000 Hindu Sammelans were organised. The future course of activities will be decided based on the experiences gained from these events in the meeting. The meeting was attended by Sanghchalaks, co-sanghchalaks, co-sanghchalaks, karyavahs, co-karmas, pracharaks and co-pracharaks from 11 regions and 46 provinces of the Sangh, said Akhil Bhartiya Pracharak Pracharak. On the final day, detailed information and statistics on various topics will be presented. More than 1.01 lakh daily branches across the country The number of daily branches of the Sangh has increased to 1,01,151 across the country, Ambekar said. If weekly Milan and monthly Milan are taken together, the Sangh's work has now reached 1 lakh 10 thousand 849 places. More than 13,000 new daily branches have been started during the centenary year as compared to October last year. The meeting will review the outcomes and experiences of the efforts of the workforce. Strengthening the activities of weekly and monthly meetings with the branches will also be discussed. More than 65,000 Hindu Sammelans Organized During the centenary year, 65,660 Hindu Sammelans were organized across the country. According to Ambedkar, these conferences were held at the mandal level formed by connecting eight to ten villages in the cities and in rural areas. In many places, two-three mandals were also organized. He said that the enthusiasm of the workers increased in these conferences and there was support from the society. People expressed their desire to join the branches of the Sangh. Social organizations and organizations have also expressed their desire to benefit from the experiences of volunteers in their programmes. In the meeting, the experiences gained from these conferences and social participation will be reviewed. Consideration of new programs connecting women and youth There was also the participation of women in the centenary year programmes. Now on the basis of this experience, new programs and initiatives will be considered to increase the participation of women. Programs were organized in cities, villages and college campuses to connect the youth, in which a large number of students and other youth participated. In the meeting, plans to take these efforts forward will be discussed. Awareness campaign to keep the youth away from drugs In the last two-three meetings, concerns have been expressed about the increasing prevalence of drugs. This time too, this topic will be on the agenda. Ambedkar said that efforts are needed at the social and family level to tackle the problem of drug abuse. Awareness campaigns will be considered to keep the youth away from drugs. For this, a plan will be made to work through social and educational institutions. He said that in the last coordination meeting, various organizations inspired by the Sangh had also informed about launching a campaign against drugs in their areas. Action Plan on the Five Themes of Panch Parivartan In the centenary year, the Sangh has presented five themes of Panch Parivartan to the society. These include social harmony, environment-friendly lifestyle, family preaching, self-esteem and civic duties. Home contact campaigns, conferences and various programs were organized to take these themes to the society. In the meeting, the next action plan will be prepared on the basis of these five themes. The office bearers of different provinces will give information about the work done in their respective areas and upcoming plans. New campaigns will also be considered in collaboration with social organizations. Awareness on social and national issues will also be discussed in the meeting. According to Ambedkar, it will be the effort of the Sangh to reach all sections of the society in the right perspective. For this, the need to convey the right perspective will be considered. Bhagwat's experiences of foreign travel will also be shared The meeting will also discuss the foreign travel of RSS president Dr. Mohan Bhagwat and his experiences there. In August and September, he visited the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom in connection with the centenary year. During this time, he interacted with the prominent people there and presented his views in various conferences. According to Ambedkar, Bhagwat presented the true concept of Hindutva there and the vision of India in which all the people of the world can live happily together. He also gave priority to the idea that the purpose of increasing India's power should be the welfare of the world. On the question related to the Zen Ji movement, Ambedkar said that if someone raises voice in the country, then why is the Sangh seen from the point of view of the party and the opposition? Everyone should keep in mind that the movement is in the interest of the country. Everyone should be careful about it. The Sangh takes care of it and will continue to do so. Main agenda of the RSS meeting