RSS Advocates for Self-Reliant Villages at Kerala Event

RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale emphasizes the importance of self-sufficient villages at a cultural center dedication in Kerala. Highlighting the need for communal cooperation and minimal government dependence, he reflects on the essence of Bharat's villages and the proactive service of Swayamsevaks during crises.

In a ceremony that underscored the significance of community and heritage, RSS Sarkaryawah Dattatreya Hosabale articulated a vision for Bharat rooted in self-reliance. Speaking at the dedication of the Pazhassi Raja Cultural Center in Kannur, he called for self-sufficient villages as the backbone of national progress.

Hosabale stressed that the pursuit of village autonomy must eschew reliance on government aid, advocating instead for community cooperation and holistic growth. Citing historical accounts, he drew parallels between modern efforts and the self-reliant villages described by ancient travelers like Xuanzang.

Amid India's 75th year of independence, Hosabale highlighted the diligent service of Swayamsevaks in rural areas amidst natural disasters and pandemics. The event was attended by prominent figures, including RSS leaders and Swami Amrita Kripanandapuri, reflecting a collective commitment to the vision of a self-sufficient Bharat.

(With inputs from agencies.)