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Sangh Samachar Sangh Shiksha Vargs held countrywide

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Jul 11, 2004, 12:00 am IST
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By Pramod Kumar

Former Lt. Governor of Delhi Vijay Kapoor speaking at
the concluding ceremony of Delhi Prant Sangh Shiksha Varg.
Others on dais from left are, Ashok Pal, Satyanarain Bansal,
K.S. Sudarshan, Bajrang Lal Gupt and Satyanarayan Bandhu

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has been organising Sangh Shiksha Vargs (training camps) to impart organisational training to its cadre since 1928. Training camps are organised mostly in the months of May and June every year. Since the Prathamik Shiksha Vargs (primary training camps) are held at the local level, the first and second-year camps are held at Prant level. Sometimes more than one camp is organised in one Prant. The third-year camp is held only in Nagpur, mostly in the month of May every year.

This year´s third-year camp was held from May 12 to June 13 at Nagpur in which a total of 1,141 shiksharthis from all Prants of the country participa-ted. The 86-year-old renowned Yogacharya, Dr B.K. Das Iyengar, presided over the concluding ceremony.

The RSS has divided the whole country into 38 Prants and 11 Kshetras for conducting the organisational activities.

The number of shiksharthis in the first-year camp has increased from 11,816 in 2003 to 13,305 this year. In the second-year camp, the number has increased from 3,300 last year to 3,782 this year. Similarly, there were 1,141 Swayamsevaks at the third-year camp as compared to 962 in 2003.

The first and second-year training camps were held at Prant level in which senior Sangh adhikaris guided the Swayamsevaks. This year there were 64 Swayamsevaks in first year, 11 Swayamsevaks in second year and two Swayam-sevaks in third year from Nepal also. The number of shiksharthis in the first-year camp has increased from 11,816 in 2003 to 13,305 this year. In the second-year camp, the number has increased from 3,300 last year to 3,782 this year. Similarly, there were 1,141 Swayamsevaks at the third-year camp this year as compared to 962 in 2003 (for details see Table).

A total of 73 Sangh Shiksha Vargs were held all over the country this year. It included 45 first-year, 27 second-year and one third-year shiksharthis. A total of 13,305 shiksharthis in the first year and 3,782 shiksharthis in the second year were imparted training in the camps.

Delhi Prant´s camp was held from June 7 to 28 in which 267 shiksharthis in the first-year and 93 shiksharthis in the second-year participated. It included 17 shiksharthis from other Prants also. All the shiksharthis were below the age of 45 years. The number of college and school students was higher than the working Swayamsevaks. Apart from the physical and intellectual activities the shiksharthis were also imparted training in journalism and some other social activities. Tree plantation ceremony and matrihasthe bhojan were the other attractions at the camp. Under the matrihasthe bhojan programme, women from the nearby areas brought food from their homes and had sahabhoj with the shiksharthis at the camp. A route march was also taken out in the city. The camps concluded on June 28 with the shiksharthis taking pledge at the Dikshant Samaroh (passing-out ceremony) to extend the Sangh work in different fields.

Apart from other senior Sangh adhikaris, the Sarsangh-chalak, Shri K.S. Sudarshan also stayed at the camp full time for three days, i.e. from June 25 to 27. Former Lt. Governor of Delhi, Vijay Kapoor presided over the concluding ceremony.

Sarsanghchalak Shri Sudarshan called upon the countrymen to teach their children only in Indian languages. He warned people to be careful of the designs of the Marxputras who are out to destroy the Indian culture. (See excerpts of the Sarsanghchalak´s speech.)

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Vijay Kapoor called upon the Sangh Swayamsevaks to work for strengthening of prestige of the country. He said India and its centuries-old culture had never been fundamentalist and this tradition should continue. He advised the Swayamsevaks to keep in mind the ethics of the culture while working for progress. Stressing the need to encourage women´s participation in development of the country, he said that the country had now rediscovered its self-respect. He said the Sangh had been working by taking all sections of the society with its activities. Mentioning the widespread Indian culture and its worldwide effect, Shri Kapoor said that he had personally witnessed the impact of Indian culture in different parts of the world, including the communist-ruled China. Recalling his visit to Guhan city of Central China when he was associated with the UNO, he said that he felt proud at seeing a historical temple in that region.

Number of shiksharthis at Sangh Shiksha Vargs in 2003 and 2004

Name of the Prant Ist year IInd year IIIrd year
2003 2004 2003 2004 2003 2004
Kerala 1009 1044 289 308 63 96
South Tamil Nadu 380 369 107 69 20 15
North Tamil Nadu 245 321 86 87 26 30
Dakshin Kshetra 1634 1734 482 464 109 141
South Karnataka 559 484 164 118 45 41
North Karnataka 281 262 62 69 15 15
West Andhra 377 385 103 94 19 23
East Andhra 428 350 94 114 30 37
Dakshin Madhya Kshetra 1645 1481 423 395 109 116
Konkan 136 162 43 72 11 38
West Maharashtra 139 181 55 59 11 22
Devgiri 126 122 39 55 12 19
Gujarat 389 439 137 143 40 41
Vidarbha 318 415 110 148 30 40
Pashchim Kshetra 1108 1319 384 477 104 160
Madhya Bharat 440 523 123 207 41 58
Mahakaushal 253 409 93 140 22 35
Chhattisgarh 314 482 85 121 30 43
Madhya Kshetra 1013 1414 301 468 96 136
Chittor 599 1030 94 167 45 55
Jaipur 364 779 58 151 39 39
Jodhpur 303 580 66 112 18 35
Uttar Pashchim Kshetra 1266 2389 218 430 102 129
Delhi 323 255 126 77 37 39
Haryana 170 134 69 57 19 16
Punjab 190 213 45 62 16 14
Jammu 61 62 20 08 05 02
Himachal 110 94 32 24 06 11
Uttar Kshetra 854 758 292 228 83 82
Uttaranchal 393 358 123 96 28 22
Meerut 503 461 187 161 44 46
Brij 455 371 119 127 26 32
Pashchim Uttar Madhya Kshetra 1351 1190 429 384 98 100
Kanpur 384 407 137 152 36 31
Avadh 424 388 109 115 24 31
Kashi 424 409 108 122 32 26
Gorakhpur 360 457 70 167 27 38
Uttar Madhya Kshetra 1592 1661 424 556 119 126
North Bihar 146 130 30 33 16 17
South Bihar 76 98 35 20 15 04
Jharkhand 102 129 13 42 09 17
Uttar Poorvi Kshetra 324 357 78 95 40 38
Utkal 366 260 92 91 34 27
South Bengal 258 242 62 86 34 31
North Bengal 114 148 32 29 14 18
Poorvi Kshetra 738 650 186 206 82 76
North Assam 198 211 51 57 18 25
South Assam 93 141 32 20 05 10
Assam Kshetra 291 352 83 77 23 35
Total 11816 13305 3300 3782 962 1141
Nepal, etc. 46 64 05 11 03 02

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