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“Keep ‘Society’ Above ‘Individual’ while doing social work”

RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat called upon people to make collective effort to bring about a positive change in society

Nishant Kumar Azad by Nishant Kumar Azad
Aug 30, 2022, 03:58 pm IST
in Bharat, RSS in News
RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat addressing the gathering at Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi (Photo: Ashutosh Kumar)

RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat addressing the gathering at Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi (Photo: Ashutosh Kumar)

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“Sangh is working to awaken the society, unify it and make it more organised as a single entity…so that India can emerge as a model society for the entire world,” said Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat at the ‘Suyash: Samaj Upyogi Yuva Shakti’ in New Delhi on August 21.

Dr Bhagwat was speaking at the event organised by the RSS Delhi Prant at Ambedkar International Centre on the various social welfare activities carried out by individuals and organisations.

At the event, young people and organisations doing social work in various fields were invited where some of them also shared their experiences. The Sarsanghchalak said that the aim of Suyash is not to gain numbers or popularity and not to provide a platform to anyone, but to bring forth the youth power to make India a Vishwa Guru.

Delegates and dignitaries at the event

He reiterated the importance of working as one society. “Many personalities from different sections of the society sacrificed and contributed to the country’s Independence, but it took time for us to flourish as one society,” Dr Bhagwat said.

Addressing the gathering Dr Bhagwat stressed the need to work for society without thinking about individual interests. He stressed on the collective effort needed to bring about this unifying change. “People should come forward in serving society as a community and not as an individual,” added Dr Bhagwat.

“It is the basic nature and DNA of Indians that they think like society and not individuals and we need to further encourage them. We need to prioritise us above ‘my and mine’ while doing welfare work and this will help us evolve as a society,” the Sarsanghchalak added.

‘Many personalities from different sections of the society sacrificed and contributed to the country’s Independence, but it took time for us to flourish as one society’ —Dr Mohan Bhagwat

Emphasising the need to adopt a positive attitude, Sarsanghchalak said that rather than getting disappointed at a few bad things happening in society, we should focus on uncountable good things happening in society. Many good works of welfare and social services are being done in the country. The programme was attended by 707 representatives of different NGOs working in Delhi. About 30 of these delegates shared their experiences.

One of the delegates, Manika Badwar, Director of Rasoi On Wheels Foundation, told the Organiser, “Our food van serves 1,500 meals in a day and prepares roughly about 50,000 meals in a month covering old-age homes, visually impaired homes, bastis, where not everybody reaches. Little children come to bastis with an empty stomach and we feed them. Our idea is to provide them with a meal for at least one time”.

‘Our food van serves 1500 meals in a day and prepares roughly about 50,000 meals in a month covering old-age homes, visually impaired homes, bastis, where not everybody reaches’ — Manika Badwar, Director, Rasoi
On Wheels Foundation

Rasoi On Wheels is a mobile kitchen service that is providing packed meal boxes to the underprivileged section of society. These meal boxes are ideally suited for distribution amongst the needy at vantage places like slums, orphanages, old age homes, schools, hospitals & any other places since the hungry & underprivileged are everywhere.

Another delegate, Hemlata Varun, founder of Suta Foundation said, “We work on improving the health care of women and also provide them legal aide. We identify 30 cluster areas every month and provide free sanitary napkins and basic healthcare to them for three months”.

Amit Kumar of Join Together said that his NGO works on the rule of ‘We’ and not ‘I’, as all the members of our NGO give a small proportion of their income to this noble cause. “Till now we have provided education to 3,000 children. We encourage each child to be engaged in every activity which will expand their horizons and nurture their hidden talent.,” he added. The NGO also works for cancer patients by organising hair donation camps as donating hair is an easy way to help people who have experienced hair loss due to chemo or other medical treatment. With these hair donations, the NGO produces wigs that are provided free of cost to people suffering from cancer.

‘We work on improving health care of women and also provide them legal aide. We identify 30 cluster areas every month and provide free sanitary napkins & basic healthcare to them for 3 months’ — Hemlata Varun, founder of Suta Foundation

Join Together is an initiative started by a few passionate and enthusiastic youth wanting to educate each child who gets deprived of education due to several reasons. The NGO also organises various events for the unprivileged sections of and helps them with basic materials.

Renu Singh, Director of ‘Naya Rasta’, said that her organisation works for women’s empowerment and also provides education to deprived children. Mohit Kumar of ‘Yuva Shakti’ said that after the Delhi riots, the problem of the Hindu exodus had started in his area, which his organisation worked to stop. While sharing her experience Sushila Om, founder of ‘Chhoti Si Asha’, said that her organisation provided food and medicines to needy people during COVID-19.Pandit Hariom’s organisation works among the deprived section of society especially the youth of Delhi and spreads Indian traditions like Yoga, Sangeet, and Havan. Talking to the Organiser, Savita of ‘Raj Bala Coaching’ said that her institute provides free computer classes to women and children. Sunil Dheda’s organisation runs an ambulance service for sick cows and so far they have saved the lives of 2000 cows.

Along with other prominent dignitaries RSS Delhi Prant sanghchalak Kulbhushan Ahuja, Muslim Rashtriya Manch leader Indresh Kumar and Delhi Prant Karyawah Bharat Bhushan Arora were present on the occasion.

Topics: RSSVishwa GuruSuyash Samaj Upyogi Yuva ShaktiSarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat
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