‘If Hindus Awaken, the World Awakens’: Mohan Bhagwat Tells Toronto Gathering; Says Bharat Became ‘Vishwaguru, Not Mahashakti’
Bhagwat said India’s tradition is rooted in service and diversity, citing rescue missions and wartime refuge as examples of its global outreach.
- On Sunday, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed the Hindu Vishwa Bandhu- Embrace the World in Friendship gathering in Toronto, emphasizing India's civilizational ethos of service and unity amid diversity.
- Bhagwat argued India became a Vishwaguru through selfless service rather than a Mahashakti , emphasizing civilizational character over dominance as the measure of national rise.
- Citing the DNA of Bharat, Bhagwat highlighted the Maharaja of Jamnagar protecting Polish refugees during the Second World War and Indian military aircraft rescuing nationals from seven other countries in Middle East evacuations.
- Invoking Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, Bhagwat stated Hindus "respect all" and "accept all" regardless of lifestyle or faith, while Former Canadian Defence Minister and Alberta Premier Jason Kenney attended the event.
- The gathering, organized by CHORD, served as a platform for Bhagwat's closing assertion: "If Hindus awaken, the world awakens," signaling the community's broader role in global transformation.
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‘Hindus Respect and Accept All’: Bhagwat Speaks on Diversity in Toronto
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed an event in Toronto, speaking about Hinduism, diversity and India’s tradition of welcoming people from different communities. Bhagwat said Hindus “respect and accept all” and highlighted India’s history of providing refuge to people facing persecution.
'If Hindus awaken, world awakens': Bhagwat highlights India's universal DNA, diversity in Toronto
Addressing a massive gathering at the "Hindu Vishwa Bandhu - Embrace the World in Friendship" event in Toronto, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasised India's intrinsic culture of global helpfulness and unity, declaring that India's tradition has always viewed diversity as a natural form of unity. The high-profile event, organised by Canadian Hindus for Outreach, Relations and Dialogue (CHORD), kicked off with cultural …
Hindu Vishwa Bandhu: ‘If Hindus awaken, the world awakens’: Dr Mohan Bhagwat invokes unity in diversity in Canada
Toronto, Canada: “Those who are open-minded and knowledgeable embrace the concept of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam-the belief that the entire earth is one family. While individuals in the material world may differ in body, shape, and complexion, in essence, we are all one. Therefore, serving others is our duty. We have gained this wisdom, which brings us enduring happiness and lasting contentment,” said RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat while addressi…
‘If Hindus awaken, the world awakens’: Mohan Bhagwat tells Toronto gathering; says Bharat became ‘Vishwaguru, not Mahashakti’
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat told a Toronto gathering that India became a “Vishwaguru” through service, while stressing diversity, unity and Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat invokes unity in diversity in Toronto, says 'If Hindus awaken, the world awakens'
The high-profile event, organised by Canadian Hindus for Outreach, Relations and Dialogue (CHORD), kicked off with cultural performances, including traditional folk songs rendered by members of the Indian diaspora.
'We conquered no country, converted nobody': Mohan Bhagwat reflects on India's universal DNA in Toronto
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed the Hindu Vishwa Bandhu gathering in Toronto. He highlighted India’s civilisational ethos of service, unity and respect for diversity while invoking Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.
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