Sadhvi Rithambhara calls for Hindu unity, family and Dharma
September 15, 2026
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Andhra Pradesh: Sadhvi Rithambhara highlights cultural responsibility and unity at Kutumba Prabhodan in Tirupati

Addressing activists at the Kutumba Prabhodan programme in Tirupati on February 11, Sadhvi Rithambhara spoke on intellectual freedom, unity, family strength, and the need to uphold Dharma

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Sadhvi Rithambhara addressing at Kutumba Prabhodan event in Tirupati

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Great freedom fighter and Hindu nationalist like Veer Savarkar gave us freedom through their sacrifice. We have achieved freedom geographically, but we need to think about whether we have achieved freedom intellectually. Hundreds of barriers have been built between us. From the Himalayas to Kanyakumari, we are all one. We are all Hindus. It is very necessary to live with this feeling in these times, said Sadhvi Rithambhara (Didi Maa) while addressing the gathering at the Kutumba Prabhodan programme of the activists held in Tirupati on February 11.

Sadhvi Rithambhara (Didi Maa) visited the Tirupati shrine on February 11 during her Bharat tour to mark the centenary celebrations of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

Speaking on this occasion, she conveyed important messages needed by the Hindu community. Our Hindu philosophy is very great. Even if the lamps used are made of different metals or clay, the light of the lamp that lights them is the same.

One day, Baba Namadev ji prepared and tried to eat bread. Then a dog gnawed the bread and ran away. He also ran after it holding a bowl of ghee not to beat the dog. Their intention was that the bread had not yet been spread with ghee, and even the dog should eat the bread spread with ghee. Our philosophy is to see the Supreme Soul in all living beings.

This earth is a land of sacrifice, a land of righteousness; this is not a land of enjoyment. Our culture is that we see Bhagwan in every object. We should not pollute the earth and water. It is not right for us to do this by mixing chemicals in the earth and poisoning the water.

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We do not have the nature to react to many conspiracies and schemes going on in the world against us, even though we see and hear them, which is very dangerous.

If a frog is put in boiling water, it immediately jumps out. If you put the frog in the same cold water and slowly heat the water, the frog does not absorb the heat and dies as soon as the water boils. Similarly, the situation of Hindus in our country is the same.

We do agriculture to grow grain, but some weeds also grow in the middle of that crop. As the weeds grow, the crop decreases. Similarly, we should note that the number of Hindus in this land will also decrease. If this continues, the fate of Hindus will be the Indian Ocean. This is the only country that Hindus have.

Those who insult our religion and harm our religion are not our friends. We have no connection with them. Whoever insults this country is our enemy.

An effort is being made to strengthen families on the occasion of the Sangh centenary. We must protect our families. We must unite. No one from our family should be distant from us in any way. Everyone should be involved in our cause. We must stand up for religion; this is very important.

She raised that there are many systems to nurture things like live-in relationships, but there is no system to protect our religion.

The gifts offered by devotees in temples should be spent only for the protection of the Hindu religion. There is a need to bring those who have strayed from our religion back into our fold. If someone strays from us, it means that our numbers will decrease. If our numbers decrease, the numbers of others will increase, which is very dangerous.

Fear is shameful. Whoever fears death is also afraid of living. We need to move forward together with courage. Only then can we stand. Only if we can stand can we survive.

To protect this Dharma, everyone should stand with those who are fighting for Dharma. Ten per cent of their income should be spent on Dharma. All Hindus should resolve for this.

All Hindus vowed to build a temple for Sri Ramachandra Murthy at the place where he was born. That is why, after a long struggle, our child Ram was established in a magnificent temple at the place where he was born. Therefore, it is very important to resolve and stand firmly for that resolution. Many people went to jail during the Ram Janmabhoomi agitation. They faced many difficulties. But due to that, Rama, who was in jail, was freed. Similarly, if we resolve, soon Mathura, Sri Krishna, and Kashi Vishwanath will also be installed in magnificent temples. Our will is the source of everything.

RSS Tirupati Vibhag Sanghachalak Rabindranath, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Akhil Bharatiya Karyakari Raghavulu, RSS functionaries Mallikarjuna Rao, Murali Ammagaru, Yugandhar, Ganapati Singh Raj Purohit, Maheshwar, Balakrishna Reddy, and others participated in this programme.

Topics: Kutumba PrabhodanDharmaHindu unityRSS centenaryTirupati eventSadhvi Rithambhara
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