Bhagwat: Panch Parivartan must reflect in conduct
Agra: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (
RSS
) chief Dr
Mohan Bhagwat
on Monday said the five-fold change envisioned in
Panch Parivartan
must go beyond speeches and be reflected in the conduct of every volunteer. He was speaking on the final day of his five-day visit to Aligarh.
"Panch Parivartan isn't just something to talk about. It must be practised. Volunteers should adopt these changes in their own lives for the message to truly impact society," he said, urging shakha members to internalise the idea.
He said the first change calls for promoting
social harmony
by eradicating caste-based discrimination. Volunteers must set an example by visiting homes across communities and hosting people from different backgrounds. He stressed that only through personal example can true harmony be achieved.
Speaking on family awareness, he said families are the foundation of society and should come together to eat, pray, and celebrate. Volunteers, he added, should lead the way in reviving these bonds.
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Bhagwat said a mindset rooted in
Swadeshi
was essential, urging people to use indigenous products and view self-reliance as a matter of pride and self-respect. He added that Swadeshi is not just about products but a broader commitment to national dignity.
On environmental responsibility, he said nature must be respected and protected through tree planting, pollution control, and cleanliness of water bodies. He also encouraged making provisions for birds and animals.
Calling for responsible citizenship, Bhagwat stressed awareness and practice of civic duties, saying volunteers must help build a society that honours its responsibilities to the nation.
Paying tribute to Dr B.R. Ambedkar, he described him as a symbol of harmony and a visionary behind the Indian Constitution. "Dr. Ambedkar's contribution to social unity will always be remembered," he said.
Bhagwat concluded by urging volunteers to move forward with preparation, conviction, and commitment so the ideals of Panch Parivartan resonate across the country.
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