Hisar: Vijayadashami festival was organized by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh in Keshav Nagar. The chief guest in the program was Colonel Ankit and the main speaker was District Executive Satish Ji. On this occasion, Co-District Sanghchalak Mohit ji and Keshav Nagar Sanghchalak Rahul ji along with other dignitaries and volunteers were present.
Disciplined movement of volunteers, message of unity given with step.
On the occasion of the festival, a disciplined and well-organized procession was taken out by the volunteers. While marching, the volunteers showed discipline, solidarity and collective coordination. There was a festive atmosphere in the area during the procession.
Public participation is necessary in building a developed India.
Keynote speaker Satish ji highlighted the role of society in service work and nation building in the context of the centenary year of the Sangh. Referring to the service work done during the Covid pandemic and the achievements of India in the scientific and space sector, he described the active participation of citizens as necessary in building a developed India.
Colonel Ankit enumerated his civic responsibilities
Chief guest Colonel Ankit said that nation building begins with oneself. It is the responsibility of every citizen to maintain cleanliness, protect public property, keep roads and public places clean, use social media responsibly and develop good values in children.
Call for environmental protection with 'one bag, one plate'
In the programme, under Panch Parivartan, emphasis was laid on social harmony, family enlightenment, environmental protection, indigenous and self-realization and adherence to civic duties. In Mahakumbh, by mentioning the campaigns like 'One Bag, One Plate', the message of adopting a responsible lifestyle towards the environment was also given.
Resolve to change behavior in centenary year, sense of duty will make India strong
The speakers said that in the centenary year of the Sangh, every person should resolve to bring positive changes in his conduct and daily life. Harmony in society, values in families and sense of duty among citizens are the foundation stones of a strong, cultured and developed India.