Nava Thakuria
Imphal, January 26
Sarkaryavah of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Dattatreya Hosabale unfurled the Tri-colour during the 76th Republic Day celebrations at Bhaskar Prabha in Imphal West of Manipur and emphasized on the unity and responsibilities of the citizens of Bharat (India).
In his impactful speech, RSS Sarkaryavah reminded the gathering of the sacred identity of the land stretching from the majestic Himalayas to the vast Bharat Mahasagar (Indian Ocean) referring to it as Bharat.
Everyone living within this land is Bharatiya, affirmed Sarkaryavah Hosabale reinforcing the spirit of national unity. He highlighted the cultural essence embedded in the Constitution, pointing out that its illustrations and texts reflect the nation’s rich heritage. He stressed on the importance of fundamental duties, drawing parallels from the lives of revered figures in Indian history.
Sharing the story of Lord Ram, who sacrificed his fundamental right to the throne to fulfill his fundamental duty by accepting a 14-year exile, Hosabale opined that the Ram Katha exemplifies the precedence of duty over rights. He also spoke about Raja Harishchandra, who endured great hardships in his unwavering commitment to truth, symbolizing the nation’s motto, Satyameva Jayate (Truth alone triumphs).
“Bharat exists for the welfare of the world, guided by the principle of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (World is one family),” he remarked, calling upon the citizens to strengthen and develop the nation stating that it’s not only a responsibility but also a fundamental duty of every Bharatiya.
Concluding his speech on an inspirational note, Hosabale urged everyone to take a solemn pledge on this auspicious occasion to uphold the sanctity of democracy, preserve the integrity and unity of Bharat and strive tirelessly to ensure that these values endure for generations to come. The celebrations at Bhaskar Prabha were marked by fluttering of the national flag and echoing Vande Mataram in the air, which ignited pride and dedication among the participants.
