Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Holds Grand Route March in Narsinghgarh, Vows National Service
The RSS celebrated its 101st year with a grand route march in Narsinghgarh, emphasizing national service and discipline among citizens.

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RSS Marks 101st Year with Grand Route March in Narsinghgarh
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is witnessing special nationwide events to commemorate its 101st year and centenary celebrations. In line with this, a magnificent route march was organized in the town of Narsinghgarh, Madhya Pradesh, spreading a message of patriotism and discipline among local citizens.
Volunteers from four prominent localities of the town participated in this disciplined march, which was enthusiastically welcomed by citizens with showers of flowers. The route march commenced from significant sites including Hanumangarhi, Bada Mahadev, Jagdish Temple, and Kantoda Hanuman Temple.
These groups of volunteers traversed predetermined routes, reaching destinations such as the Old Kotwali, Narsinghgarh Stadium, and Surajpol Basti. The event concluded at esteemed locations like Brahmin Dharamshala and Jal Mandir, where volunteers reiterated their commitment to service and dedication towards the nation.
Centenary Year: A Symbol of Nation Building and Social Harmony
Established in 1925 by Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has adopted nation-building and social harmony as its core principles throughout its 101-year journey. This centenary year event offers an opportunity for RSS volunteers to further strengthen their sense of duty and spirit of service towards their country.
The route march held in Narsinghgarh was not merely a procession, but a living testament to social unity and the power of organization. Speakers at the event's programs elaborated on the high ideals and objectives of the Sangh. They highlighted messages such as 'Nation First' and 'Service Paramount', which are central pillars of the Sangh's operational framework.
The various activities planned for the centenary year aim to further strengthen and broaden engagement with diverse sections of society. The event concluded in Narsinghgarh reflects the continuous activism of the Sangh and its deep penetration within the fabric of society. On its 101st year of this glorious journey, all volunteers and citizens dedicated to nation-building extended best wishes to each other and reiterated their commitment to national service in the future.
