RSS chief Mohan Bahgwat to interact with Gen Z in Nagpur on Independence Day
The RSS chief’s outreach to Gen-Z comes against the backdrop of growing political engagement among young people
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat plans to connect with Gen-Z in Nagpur on Independence Day. The aim is to bolster the organization's bond with the younger demographic. Bhagwat will engage with students and young individuals at a program arranged by a local media outlet at Kasturchand Park in Civil Lines on August 15.
At the event, he will raise the national flag at 9.30 am, following the inauguration of a 200-foot-high flag by Lokmat Media Group in March. Bhagwat's outreach to Gen-Z follows growing political involvement among young people and recent student-led demonstrations on government-related issues. These trends have encouraged political and social organizations, including the RSS, to intensify their efforts to interact with the younger generation.
Bhagwat's interaction with the youth will be part of a broader initiative to comprehend their aspirations, concerns, and expectations. Other senior RSS leaders are also anticipated to hold similar engagements with students and the younger generation periodically. Bhagwat's Nagpur appearance precedes his scheduled speech at a significant Hindu-American event in New York City on August 29, coinciding with Raksha Bandhan.
Bhagwat, who has led the RSS since 2009, is expected to deliver the main address. The conference's theme is "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" - "The World Is One Family." Bhagwat's visit to New York is expected to garner considerable attention.
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