Kerala Governor Rajendra Arlekar delivered a powerful message to RSS swayamsevaks on Saturday, asserting that the Sangh’s ambitious objectives are yet to be fully realized. He passionately appealed for a surge of new enthusiasm in their daily endeavors.
‘RSS ke lakshya abhi adhure hain,’ the Governor remarked, translating to ‘RSS’s goals are still incomplete.’ This candid admission set the tone for his speech, which blended inspiration with a stark reality check. Volunteers listened intently as he outlined the roadmap ahead.
Reflecting on RSS’s foundational principles, Arlekar highlighted how they align with India’s developmental aspirations. He discussed pressing issues like youth empowerment, environmental conservation, and social harmony—areas where RSS plays a pivotal role. ‘It’s time to work with renewed energy,’ he exhorted.
The gathering in Kerala underscored the organization’s grassroots strength. Arlekar commended the swayamsevaks’ discipline and service ethos, yet warned against resting on past laurels. Interactive sessions followed, where volunteers pledged innovative strategies to expand RSS’s influence.
This address comes amid heightened political activities in the region. By reigniting the volunteers’ zeal, Governor Arlekar has potentially catalyzed a new chapter for RSS in Kerala. Observers note that such endorsements from high offices could amplify the group’s outreach, fostering greater societal impact nationwide.
