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RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Addresses Indian Diaspora in New York
✍️ The Statesman
🗓 30 Aug 2026, 07:37 AM
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat spoke to an audience of Indian-Americans in New York, touching on issues ranging from Muslim relations to the role of the organization in Indian politics.
On a recent day in New York, Mohan Bhagwat, the chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), delivered a speech to a gathering of Indian-Americans and RSS members. The address, held at a venue in Manhattan, was part of the organization’s outreach to its overseas supporters.
Bhagwat touched on a range of topics, including the RSS’s stance on Muslim communities, its influence in Indian politics, and the engagement of the Indian diaspora with national affairs. He emphasized the importance of unity and constructive dialogue in addressing contemporary challenges.
The chief highlighted the organization’s role in shaping national discourse and its commitment to fostering a sense of belonging among Indians abroad. He also urged the diaspora to stay connected with developments back home and to contribute positively to India’s growth.
The speech was received by a diverse audience of community leaders, students, and business professionals, reflecting the broad reach of the RSS’s message among Indian-Americans.
Bhagwat touched on a range of topics, including the RSS’s stance on Muslim communities, its influence in Indian politics, and the engagement of the Indian diaspora with national affairs. He emphasized the importance of unity and constructive dialogue in addressing contemporary challenges.
The chief highlighted the organization’s role in shaping national discourse and its commitment to fostering a sense of belonging among Indians abroad. He also urged the diaspora to stay connected with developments back home and to contribute positively to India’s growth.
The speech was received by a diverse audience of community leaders, students, and business professionals, reflecting the broad reach of the RSS’s message among Indian-Americans.