Overview
- Speaking in Nagpur on Monday, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat used the inauguration of a Nagpur Nagrik bank auditorium and a book launch to restate the organisation’s century‑long mission as a 'man‑making methodology'.
- Bhagwat said full-time pracharaks live without selfishness or personal expectation and that their example should inspire swayamsevaks and the wider public to serve the nation.
- He urged swayamsevaks to lead principled lives free of ego as part of strengthening India and told attendees that 'the world has its hopes pinned on us.'
- Bhagwat invoked a 1930s Assembly anecdote about a man named Ibrahim defending the Sangh to underline the organisation’s historical continuity and public legitimacy.
- The remarks serve as internal mobilisation and external messaging for the Sangh about its role; Bhagwat noted roughly 7–7.5 million volunteers exist today with about 4,000 full‑time pracharaks who sustain the movement’s work.