Mohan Bhagwat, the head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), voiced concern about the population’s growth on Wednesday, urged the creation of a complete policy to do so, and emphasized the requirement that everyone in society adhere to it. He also emphasized the continuation of interaction with minority populations, advocated for the empowerment of women, and debunked the idea that knowing English is necessary for a successful career in his yearly Vijay Dashmi speech.
According to Bhagwat, there has been ongoing communication with marginalized people for a long time. “We support a life of peace and harmony.”
In response to community calls for the RSS to oversee the operations of Islamic religious schools, Bhagwat visited a Muslim seminary in New Delhi last month as part of the organization’s outreach program.
Prior to this conversation, Bhagwat met with prominent members of the community who suggested collaborating with the RSS to foster racial harmony.
On Wednesday, Bhagwat noted that the people might also be viewed as a resource. “We are in a demographic dividend phase, which should be to our advantage. China was able to regulate its population by enforcing rigorous restrictions, but the country’s population is increasingly getting older. realizing that they are now advocating for a two-child limit,” he said.
Despite the fact that 57% of the population is under the age of 18, a strategy needs to be developed with a 50-year perspective in mind in order to address issues like education, health care, and other facets of our people.
