The two-day meeting of the All India Executive Board of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has started in Mathura from today. During this, first of all, Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat and Sarkaryavah Dattatreya Hosabale offered floral tributes on the picture of Bharat Mata in the Navdha Auditorium of Deendayal Cow Science Research and Training Centre, Gau Village, Parkham, Farah. After this, recently the famous deceased personalities of the country like Raghavacharya Maharaj (Jaipur), industrialist Ratan Tata, former CM of West Bengal Buddhadev Bhattacharya, founder of Eenadu and Ramoji Film City Ramoji Rao, communist leader Sitaram Yechury, former Foreign Minister K. Tributes were paid to Natwar Singh, former Deputy CM of Bihar Sushil Modi, Admiral (Retd) Ramdas.
According to Narendra Kumar, All India Co-Publicity Chief of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the meeting will conclude on October 26 at 6:15 pm. In this meeting, there will be a comprehensive discussion on the burning issues of the country in the light of the messages and thoughts of the Sarsanghchalak on the occasion of Vijayadashami festival. There will be extensive discussion on contemporary issues of the country. Along with this, the annual plan will be reviewed. Sangh workers and officials from different provinces will present the accounts of their respective works.
discussion on punch change
In the coming year 2025, the Sangh is going to celebrate the centenary of its establishment. Issues and formats related to this function will also be discussed in detail in the two-day meeting. There will be brainstorming on taking Panch Parivartan (social harmony, family enlightenment, environment, self-based lifestyle and civic duty) to the society. The detailed plan till March 2025 is also being discussed in the meeting.
Brainstorming on the ill effects of the internet
In this meeting of the Sangh, the current social and national issues of the country are also being discussed seriously. In these, measures to remove the adverse effects on society especially through social media and internet will also be discussed. Sangh officials and workers will discuss social harmony. Especially the issue of keeping the Hindu society united and promoting mutual brotherhood will be discussed.
Discussion on expansion of branch to every village
There will be a discussion on giving strength to the program “Temple, water source and crematorium for all” already being run by the Sangh. To keep the Hindu society together, there will be a discussion on running a campaign at a fast pace among all sections of the society to end discrimination regarding water, temples and cremation grounds. At the same time, there will be discussion on increasing activities for expanding branches in rural areas beyond cities and towns.
A total of 393 workers including Sanghchalak, Co-Sanghchalak, Karyawah and Pracharak from all 11 areas and 46 provinces of the Sangh are participating in the Mathura Sangh meeting. Workers have also come here from Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala and North-Eastern states like Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura.
