It is India’s responsibility to restore balance in a wavering world by providing the foundation of ‘Dharma’!

• Statement by RSS Chief Param Pujya Dr Mohanji Bhagwat in Nagpur

• India’s rise is essential as it is the divine will for the upliftment of Sanatan Dharma!

• In the backdrop of global conflicts, India possesses principles that unite all, blessed by sages and seers!

RSS Chief Param Pujya Dr Mohanji Bhagwat

Nagpur, Maharashtra — The upliftment of Sanatan Dharma is the will of God, and for this, India must rise. The entire world today is unstable. Wars are being fought for selfish interests and dominance. These conflicts persist because the foundational ideas and beliefs are flawed. No one possesses the thread that can unite all. The world does not need conflict, but harmony. By the grace of our sages and ancestors, India alone holds the principle that can unite everyone. In the context of ongoing global conflicts, the solution lies with India. Peace is India’s fundamental nature. It is India’s responsibility to restore balance in a wavering world by providing a strong foundation of ‘Dharma’, stated RSS Chief Param Pujya Dr Mohanji Bhagwat in Nagpur.

🌍⚖️"It is India's responsibility to maintain balance by providing the foundation of ‘Dharma’ to a faltering world"

Param Pujya Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohanji Bhagwat highlights:
✅ India must provide the foundation of Dharma to a wavering world.

✅ The upliftment of Sanatan… pic.twitter.com/vE18Lydx4P

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Key points presented by the RSS Chief !

1. People in India follow the principles of humanity, whereas the rest of the world follows the law of power. It is our duty to restore balance in this unstable world by giving it the support of Dharma.

2. India believes in humanism, while others are engaged in a struggle for survival. The world believes in the principle of “survival of the fittest.” The tendency to dominate others is inherently selfish. Conflicts across the world are driven by selfish interests and expansionist ambitions.

3. For the past 2,000 years, attempts have been made to find solutions to war, yet no answers have been found. Instead, disputes and extremism have intensified. Problems remain unresolved, conflicts continue to escalate, and the world stands on the brink of destruction.