INVC NEWS Jaipur – India’s position as a global elder brother—a symbol of peace, harmony, and spiritual wisdom—cannot be sustained without strength and power, emphasized Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Dr. Mohan Bhagwat during a recent event in Jaipur. Speaking at an honor ceremony at Ravinath Ashram in Harmara, Jaipur, Dr. Bhagwat underlined that power is essential to command respect worldwide and to propagate the message of love and peace effectively.
Power: The Backbone of India’s Global Influence
Dr. Bhagwat highlighted India’s status as one of the oldest civilizations on earth, rooted in values of sacrifice and societal welfare. He invoked revered figures—from Lord Shri Ram to Bhamashah—as exemplars of this tradition of selflessness. However, he cautioned that without sufficient power, the world will not listen to messages of love and goodwill. Citing recent military actions involving Pakistan, Bhagwat stressed, “The world understands the language of love only when backed by strength.”
This pragmatic view stresses that India’s spiritual and moral leadership must be backed by tangible power, whether military, economic, or diplomatic. Dr. Bhagwat asserted that such power is non-negotiable for India to secure its place as a responsible global leader that promotes peace yet safeguards its sovereignty.
World Welfare: A Sacred Duty Rooted in Hindu Philosophy
The RSS chief further tied India’s global role to its religious and cultural ethos, noting that world welfare is the core tenet of Hinduism. Drawing from India’s ancient Rishi traditions and ongoing efforts by the Sant Samaj, Bhagwat said the country’s spiritual heritage inspires the Sangh’s volunteers to work for societal good and international harmony.
This vision frames India’s rise as not just a geopolitical ambition but as a sacred responsibility to contribute to global peace and welfare. Bhagwat’s remarks reiterate that Hindu philosophy integrates leadership with compassion and service, strengthening India’s soft power on the world stage.
Mohan Bhagwat’s Continued Engagement with Spiritual and Social Leadership
During the event, Dr. Mohan Bhagwat shared personal experiences with Sant Ravinath Maharaj, highlighting the spiritual guidance and compassion that inspire RSS volunteers. The ceremony saw Bhagwat honored by Bhavanath Maharaj, with numerous Sangh preachers, saints, and devotees attending, reflecting the blend of spirituality and nationalism central to his worldview.
Looking ahead, Bhagwat is scheduled to attend a prominent social gathering in Pushkar, including the wedding of senior advocate JP Rana’s son, underscoring his role in both religious and community leadership.
India’s global stature as an elder brother demanding respect and fostering peace depends fundamentally on its power and unity. Without strength, messages of love and harmony may go unheard on the world stage. Dr. Mohan Bhagwat’s powerful words remind India to embrace its ancient legacy and modern capabilities alike to shape a peaceful and respected future.
