• Akshay Ji highlights continuous work of RSS in nurturing a sense of national duty and social harmony

RS PURA: A grand Hindu Sammelan was organised today at Badyal Brahmana in R.S. Pura, bringing together saints, social activists, and a large number of local residents to deliberate on issues of social harmony, cultural awareness, and collective responsibility. The event was organised under the guidance of Respected Akshay Ji, Pracharak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), along with Sant Narendra Das Ji Maharaj, Sant Radhe Radhe Ji, and Ms. Preeti Chaudhary, who heads the Shakti Udghosh Foundation. The Sammelan witnessed enthusiastic participation from people across age groups, reflecting strong community involvement and commitment.

The programme was meticulously organised by Shri Mitra Pal Ji, with co-organisers Teerath Ram Ji, Balkrishna Lal Ji, Sohan Lal Ji, and Ramesh Kumar Ji (Bhola Ji) and other prominent personalities of Badyal Brahmana. Their collective efforts ensured the smooth conduct of the event, including arrangements for the gathering, coordination with speakers, and engagement of the local community. Participants lauded the organisers for creating a meaningful platform for dialogue, reflection, and social interaction.

Addressing the gathering, Akshay Ji, Pracharak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, delivered an impactful address on the relevance of unity, discipline, and moral values in contemporary society. He emphasised that Hindu Sammelans serve as important forums to reconnect people with their cultural roots while encouraging responsible citizenship. He urged the youth to imbibe values such as selfless service, integrity, and social commitment, stating that a strong society is built on character and collective effort.

Akshay Ji further highlighted the continuous work of the RSS in nurturing a sense of national duty and social harmony. He called upon people to rise above narrow divisions and work together for the welfare of society and the nation. Stressing the importance of community participation, he said that such gatherings help awaken social consciousness and inspire individuals to contribute positively in their daily lives.

Sant Narendra Das Ji Maharaj and Sant Radhe Radhe Ji, while addressing the Sammelan, spoke on the importance of spiritual awakening, compassion, and harmony. They reminded the gathering that spiritual values provide the foundation for a peaceful and balanced society. Emphasising service to humanity as the highest form of devotion, they encouraged people to uphold dharmic principles and extend support to the needy and marginalized.

Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Preeti Chaudhary of the Shakti Udghosh Foundation highlighted the role of social organisations in empowering communities, especially women and youth. She stated that platforms like Hindu Sammelans help spread awareness on social issues, encourage volunteerism, and promote inclusive development. She added that collective cultural initiatives play a significant role in building confidence, leadership qualities, and social sensitivity among young people.

The speakers unanimously underscored the positive impact of Hindu Sammelans, noting that such events strengthen cultural pride, promote social cohesion, and create awareness about pressing social and national concerns. They observed that regular community interactions help counter social evils, reinforce ethical values, and foster a spirit of unity and service among citizens.The Sammelan concluded on an inspiring and optimistic note, with participants expressing gratitude to the organisers and speakers. Attendees reaffirmed their resolve to work towards social harmony, cultural preservation, and the collective progress of society, carrying forward the message of unity, service, and shared responsibility.

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