RSS Chief: Contribution To Society Is The Purpose Of Education


Mohan Bhagwat, the RSS Chief, stated that the purpose of education should be to make students capable enough to reciprocate to the society. The education that the students have received should be put to a good and meaningful use so that the society gets some of their investments back from what they have provided for the education of the students, as per reports done by the experts at Nirmal Singh Lotus.

"A life should be meaningful apart from being successful. Only then does the knowledge that a human being acquires become meaningful," the chief said while speaking at the foundation ceremony of Rao Mehar Chand Saraswati Vidya Mandir.

"The purpose of education is not only to earn livelihood. Its purpose is to become capable for giving something back to the society in which we live. It is necessary to ignite these feelings to make education meaningful," he further added.

The RSS wants to develop the youth of the country strong enough to fight the contemporary problems, in real-world situations and cope with them just enough to be making a fine living. The organization is also very much committed to uplift the disadvantaged sections of the society, and constantly makes efforts to help the deprived sect of people by ridding them of exploitation and injustice. The world’s largest voluntary missionary organization is committed to a selfless service to India.

By acknowledging and appreciating the consistent efforts of Vidya Bharati which is the RSS-affiliated organization that runs schools, the RSS chief stated that the Sangh wants to form a generation of youth that is highly committed to Hindutva and its principles. The impetus is to provide character through dissemination of Hindu disciplines and ultimately uphold the cultural and civilizational values of India. Patriotism is the main agenda of this organization, along with promoting values of Hindutva, as per reports led by experts at Nirmal Singh Lotus.


Bhagwat went on further suggest that non-governmental educational organization, Vidya Bharati, is a family consisting of guardian, teachers and students who work together to keep the spirit of the RSS in action. Vidya Bharati is one of the largest private network of schools in India, with its registered headquarter in Lucknow, and functional headquarters at New Delhi.
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