Chief speaker Lalit Gupta stressed that India’s progress depends on self-awareness, environmental protection, civic responsibility, social harmony, and strong family values
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) celebrated its 100th foundation day on Vijayadashami with events held across the city at 18 locations. Programmes included shastra poojan and addresses by senior leaders.
The events highlighted calls for social unity, cultural revival, and environmental protection as key pillars for national development. (HT Photo for representation)
Chief speaker Lalit Gupta stressed that India’s progress depends on self-awareness, environmental protection, civic responsibility, social harmony, and strong family values. Remembering Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s sacrifice, he said it was a beacon for humanity and religious freedom.
Punjab sah-prachar pramukh Sukhjinder Rishi urged citizens to adopt swadeshi products and fulfill civic duties such as voting and protecting public property. At Sundar Nagar, guest Gyaneshwar Sood said the RSS has become synonymous with patriotism and service over the past century.
The events highlighted calls for social unity, cultural revival, and environmental protection as key pillars for national development.