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Modi Marks RSS Centenary in Delhi With Coin and Stamp, Hails Sangh’s ‘Nation First’ Role

The prime minister used the stage to validate the RSS’s century-long social‑service narrative and to tie swadeshi, unity and demographic security to the organisation’s current roadmap.

Overview

  • He released a Rs 100 commemorative coin bearing Bharat Mata—the first depiction of Bharat Mata on Indian currency—and a postage stamp showing swayamsevaks in the 1963 Republic Day parade.
  • In his address, Modi described the RSS as a “virtuous incarnation” of enduring national consciousness and lauded its shakhas as engines of character-building.
  • He warned of economic dependence, efforts to fracture unity and alleged plots to alter demographics, saying the government is acting quickly and the RSS has prepared a plan to counter these challenges.
  • Modi highlighted centenary focus areas such as the Panch Parivartan agenda and urged a broader embrace of swadeshi through the “Vocal for Local” campaign.
  • Reports recapped the RSS’s 1925 founding by K. B. Hedgewar and credited volunteers with sustained work in education, social welfare, health and disaster relief.