- Vishwamangalya Sabha’s two-day conference on Yuganukul Matrutva began in New Delhi.
- Around 250 women delegates from across North India attended the inaugural session.
- Discussions focused on motherhood, family values and nation-building.
- RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat will address a public gathering on Friday.
GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 23rd July: The Vishwamangalya Sabha on Thursday inaugurated its two-day awareness conference on Yuganukul Matrutva at the World Youth Centre in New Delhi, bringing together around 250 women delegates from across northern India to deliberate on motherhood, family values and nation-building.
The conference opened with a ceremonial lamp lighting in the presence of Acharya Swami Jitendranath Ji Maharaj, Founder of Vishwamangalya Sabha and the 18th Peethadheeshwar of the Guruji Shri Datta Peeth tradition. Senior RSS pracharak Prashant Haltarkar, National President Nalini Havare, and National Organising Secretary Vrushali Joshi were also present.
Delegates from Jammu, Srinagar, Anantnag, Leh-Ladakh, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and several other regions participated in the inaugural session.
Addressing the gathering, Vrushali Joshi said Vishwamangalya Sabha is working with the vision of “Matru Nirman Se Rashtra Nirman” (Nation Building through Mother Building), mobilising women across the country to strengthen families and contribute to value-based social development. She stressed the need to preserve the cultural values of Indian motherhood and a family environment rooted in Indian traditions.
Acharya Swami Jitendranath Ji Maharaj highlighted the need for serious deliberations on the evolving role and challenges of motherhood in a changing social landscape, while Prashant Haltarkar said dedicated and committed workers remain the greatest strength of any organisation and play a vital role in nation-building.
On the second day, RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat will address a workers’ session at the World Youth Centre at 9 a.m., where he is expected to guide participants and discuss the organisation’s roadmap for the coming year.
Later in the afternoon, Bhagwat will deliver a public address on Yuganukul Matrutva at the Ambedkar International Centre in New Delhi. The organisers expect 800 to 1,000 women from different northern states to attend the event.
According to the organisers, the two-day conference serves as a platform for discussions on Yuganukul Matrutva, family, values, social change and nation-building, while also charting the organisation’s activities for the coming year.
