Student Protests 'Genuine', 'a Lot Needs to Be Done in India's Education': RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat
- On Thursday, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed Gen Z and Gen Alpha at an International Model United Nations event in Mumbai, rejecting claims that student protesters are "anti-national."
- Recent student-led demonstrations across India over education system irregularities prompted his comments, as Bhagwat noted that today's youth seek logical answers to genuine grievances, unlike his generation which listened to elders.
- Describing protest as a "form of dialogue" aimed at building consensus rather than creating divisions, Bhagwat likened the democratic practice to the traditional Indian concept of "shastrarth," involving opposing viewpoints.
- Bhagwat emphasized that demonstrations should target system correction rather than individuals, adding that society must listen when the younger generation speaks up about their concerns.
- Urging broad societal discussion, Bhagwat suggested that Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's speeches provide the necessary framework for democratic protest, positioning constitutional methods as central to resolving generational differences.
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Student protests 'genuine', 'a lot needs to be done in India's education': RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
Mohan Bhagwat praised student protests as genuine expressions of concern, highlighting the urgent need for reforms in the education sector. He stressed that protests serve as vital conversations within a democracy, advocating for unity among young people instead of division. His remarks came during an interaction with students, reflecting a commitment to listening to their demands and fostering dialogue.
Protest legitimate form of dialogue: RSS chief addresses GenZ
Mumbai: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday, August 6, said protest is a legitimate form of dialogue in a democracy and should be aimed at building consensus rather than creating divisions. “Protest is also a way of dialogue. In a democracy, protest is a way of building consensus. Different views come together and a consensus evolves after discussion,” he said, addressing a gathering of around 2,000 Gen Z and Gen Al…
"Patre tyagi, gune ragi, bhagi parijanaih saha, shastre boddha, rane yoddha": RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat lists five traits of ideal leader
Bhagwat unpacked the verse into five actionable principles for modern leaders: Patre Tyagi (Generosity): A leader must give generously and support deserving individuals; Gune Ragi (Appreciation of Virtues): A leader must recognise, value, and foster good qualities and talents in others.; Bhagi Parijanaih Saha (Shared Success): Leaders must share all forms of gain--whether fame, success, or material resources--equally with their team and communit…
Mohan Bhagwat Calls for Framework to Accommodate Same-sex Couples, Says Women Are Equal Partners in Nation-building
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Speaking at an event in Mumbai, Bhagwat said that in the Indian tradition, marriage is not merely an arrangement between two individuals but an institution that leads to the creation of a family, which he described as the basic unit of society. India News | Mohan Bhagwat Calls for Framework to Accommodate Same-sex Couples, Says Women Are Equal Partners in Nation-building.
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