PM Modi marks RSS's centenary with a commemorative stamp and coin, honoring its service. A century of 'nation first' celebrated.

This week, all eyes are on the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as it celebrates its centenary year. Adding to the milestone, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release a commemorative postage stamp and coin, a gesture that acknowledges the organization's century-long journey and impact on India.
A Century of Service: PM Modi's Acknowledgment
PM Modi has consistently lauded the RSS for its dedication to selfless service and discipline. In his recent 'Mann Ki Baat' address, he highlighted the RSS's founding mission: to liberate the nation from intellectual slavery. Modi, a former RSS pracharak himself, emphasized the organization's principle of 'nation first,' a sentiment echoed in the actions of its volunteers.
Commemorative Release: A Symbolic Gesture
The release of the commemorative postage stamp and coin is more than just a ceremonial event; it's a symbolic recognition of the RSS's deep roots in Indian society. The event, scheduled for Wednesday, will see PM Modi in the presence of RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale.
Centenary Celebrations: A Nationwide Affair
The RSS is pulling out all the stops for its centenary celebrations. Plans include organizing over a lakh 'Hindu sammelans' across the country. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat recently launched a collection of RSS songs, describing them as an expression of devotion to the motherland. The 'Sangh Geet' album features 25 songs, highlighting the cultural and spiritual essence of the organization.
Looking Ahead: Vijayadashmi Address and Outreach
Mohan Bhagwat's annual Vijayadashmi address at the Sangh headquarters in Nagpur will kick off a series of events nationwide. The RSS also plans a door-to-door public outreach campaign and symposiums on various topics, including social harmony.
Final Thoughts: A Stamp of Approval?
Whether you agree with their ideology or not, the RSS's influence on Indian society is undeniable. PM Modi releasing a postage stamp and coin to mark their centenary is like the nation giving them a slightly sticky, definitely official, pat on the back. Here's to another century, whether we're ready for it or not!
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