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Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Wednesday emphasized that India's mission is to demonstrate to the world that diversity and unity are not contradictory; instead, unity thrives within diversity. He stressed that the essence of India's culture is "unity in diversity."
Addressing an event in the national capital, Bhagwat stated, "Bharat ko duniya ko batana hoga ki vividhata mein ekta nahi, ekta ki he vividhata hai." Bhagwat argued that the only solution for global security is to coexist harmoniously. He drew parallels between America's unity rooted in economic interests and the division in the Middle East along religious lines. Referring to the recent G20 Summit in India, he underlined that it's no wonder that the concept of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (the world is one family) was discussed there, as India has consistently shown this path to the world. Mohan Bhagwat also shared insights from his interactions with former President Pranab Mukherjee, stating that India's constitution is inherently secular, and this ideology has been upheld for 500 years. He concluded by expressing the belief that the entire Earth is one family, and it is India's responsibility to impart this wisdom to the world. He emphasized the need to study this philosophy and reflect on unity while embracing diversity in our own country. Moreover, Kerala governor Arif Mohammad Khan, said that the biggest ideal of India is unity. "The biggest ideal of India is unity. After the knowledge of Oneness, the difference between God and soul disappears," Kerala governor said. (ANI)
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