New Delhi. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat hoisted the tricolor at the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh headquarters in Nagpur today on the occasion of 80th Independence Day. During this, in his address, Mohan Bhagwat said very important things about the youth and India's customs and policies and India's global responsibilities. Mohan Bhagwat said, in India it is believed that the young generation is the 'demographic dividend' of the country and if the young generation is benefited properly then we will become a world leader, but if this does not happen then there will be a lot of burden in the future, because today's young generation will become the old generation after 30 years. So in the future, just as today's people have to think about the future of this young generation, in the same way the young generation will also have to think about the future of their next generation.
Bhagwat said, let us not compare ourselves with other people. Our young generation should first understand that we are not America, China, Australia or New Zealand. We are India and we have to think about our country and ourselves on the basis of the height and type of development and the scale of progress that is required for the dignity of India. The rest of the world only thinks about its material progress but in India we do not do that. We say that even chickens do not eat money, this is our nature. Today the world is stumbling in thinking like this due to incomplete vision. Based on our vision, it is our responsibility as India to correct the balance of the wavering world and show it the way forward, for this we have to think.
The Sangh chief said, today we all have the joy of entering the 80th year of independence. When we got independence, there were some big people in the world who predicted that India's independence would not last. India will break and disintegrate, otherwise we are entering the 80th year of our independence, in such a situation, we also have pride in our mind for the sacrifice, hard work and sacrifice of all the great men who gave us independence.
