Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Marathi conference.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s seed was sown 100 years ago, today it is transporting the great culture of India to the new generation as a Vat tree. PM Modi also said that it is his good fortune that RSS has inspired millions of people like him to live for the country. In his address after inaugurating the 98th All India Marathi Sahitya Sammelan held at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi, the PM said that Marathi language is more sweet than nectar and he tried to speak this language and try to learn its new words continuously Have been doing
‘RSS Vat is celebrating its centenary year as a tree’
PM Modi said that due to RSS, he has also got the privilege of joining the Marathi language and Marathi tradition. He said that this conference is taking place at a time when 350 years of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s coronation have been completed, when Ahilyabai is the 300th year of Holkar’s birth anniversary and shortly before, the constitution of the country formed by the efforts of Baba Saheb Ambedkar, Has completed 75 years. He said, ‘Today we will also be proud of the fact that a Marathi -speaking great man on Maharashtra land had sown the seed of RSS 100 years ago. Today it is celebrating its centenary year as a vat tree.
‘RSS inspires millions of people to live for the country’
The Prime Minister said, ‘A sacrament Yajna RSS has been running for the last 100 years to bring the great tradition and culture of India from Ved to Vivekananda to the new generation. It is my good fortune that RSS has inspired millions of people like me to live for the country. Due to the Sangh, I have also got the privilege of joining the Marathi language and Marathi tradition. Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar established the RSS on the day of Vijayadashami in the year 1925 with a select group of youth. Hedgewar was born in a Brahmin family in Nagpur. Its headquarters is in Nagpur itself. RSS is considered the conceptual patron of BJP.
’12 crore Marathi speaking people were waiting for it for decades’
Recently, the RSS’s old office was inaugurated after reconstruction in Jhandewalan in the capital. The new campus spread over a quarter to four acres of area has three 13-storey towers and about 300 rooms and offices. During his address, the PM also mentioned the classical language status to Marathi recently and said that 12 crore Marathi speaking people in the country and the world were waiting for it for decades. He said, ‘I got the opportunity to complete this work. I consider it a great fortune of my life. ‘ (Language)
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