The centenary celebrations of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the Vijayadashami festival are being celebrated in Nagpur with great pomp. Former President of India Ramnath Kovind and RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat are present as the chief guests at the ceremony. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari are also attended by the ceremony.

On this occasion, the message sent by the Dalai Lama was also read, in which he greeted the Sangh. Former President Ram Nath Kovind also expressed his views in the program and emphasized social responsibilities and service towards the country. This centenary celebrations of the RSS and the Vijayadashami Utsav Sangh are dedicated to the service, patriotism and social contribution.

Ramnath Kovind said this

On this occasion, Ramnath Kovind said, “Today’s Vijayadashami festival is a symbol of the centenary of RSS. The holy land of Nagpur is associated with the great personalities of modern India like Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar and Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar.”

The former President described the RSS as a “sacred, huge vat tree”, which brings the people of India together, makes them feel proud and progress.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s big statement

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said that a wave of reverence and concentration spread across India throughout India in Prayagraj Mahakumbh, while terrorists in Pahalgam asked for religion and killed innocent citizens. He also said that the contribution of the army has been seen globally and it is also necessary to face constitutional militant elements within the country.

During this time RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said, “This year is three hundred years of sacrifice of Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur ji … who gave his supreme sacrifice for the liberation of society with torture, injustice and communal discrimination and such a vibration of protecting the society will be his permanent this year. Today is 2 October. Today is 2 October, his birth of the heavenly mahatma Gandhi is unforgettable. How to be a philosopher leader of our time, who gave thoughts about it, his place is pioneer… who gave his life to the country, today is the birth anniversary of the late Lal Bahadur Shastri.

What did Bhagwat say on Trump’s tariff?

Bhagwat said that America must have adopted tariffs for its good, but it will affect all countries. He emphasized that India should not depend on anyone and the dependence should not be changed under compulsion. He also emphasized the need for the use of indigenous products. Bhagwat said that it is necessary to have international relations, but it should not be the cause of compulsion.

This is said on the recent violence in Nepal

On the recent violence in Nepal, he said that it is not right to express dissatisfaction through such violent movement. Such paths do not change positive.

Bhagwat also said that in such an environment, external selfish countries can play their games. Our neighboring states are our own, so their situation is a matter of concern for us.

Constitutional militant elements inside the country: Bhagwat

Bhagwat said that there are constitutional militant elements inside the country, but due to the strict action of the government and awareness of the hollowness and cruelty of the Naxalite ideology among the people, the militant Naxalite movement has been controlled to a great extent. He said that a comprehensive action plan is required to ensure justice, development, goodwill and sympathy in these areas.

Bhagwat said that by becoming self -sufficient and aware of global unity, we have to ensure that dependence should not become our compulsion and we can work according to our will. He clarified that there is no alternative to indigenous and self -reliance.

Also read-

Vijayadashami 2025: On the occasion of Vijayadashami, President Draupadi Murmu, Vice President CP Radhakrishnan, including PM Modi, wishes, know what to say?

US President Donald Trump has imposed a 50 percent tariff on India. This decision of Trump is being opposed in his own country. Former US National Security Advisor (NSA) Jack Sulivan has said that President Donald Trump has put more business pressure on India by applying 50 percent tariff. Sulivan believes that due to Trump’s policies, India is gradually leaning towards China.

Jack Sulivan said in a podcast, ‘When he talks to leaders of other countries, he says that America is no longer worth trusting. Many countries consider America to be the biggest problem, while China is coming forward like a responsible and reliable country. He said that earlier America’s image was strong, but now China’s popularity is growing rapidly and America’s credibility is becoming weak.

India is looking towards China in compulsion: Sulivan

Giving the example of India, Sulivan said, “The attempt to form a deep and permanent relationship with India was going on with the consent of both parties, but Trump made such a big business attack on India that now Indian leaders have to say that maybe we have to go to Beijing and sit with China, so that a balance can be made against America.”

50% tariff shocks Indian exports

The Trump administration has implemented a 50% tariff on India from 27 August. This is the highest tariff imposed on any country. It is believed that this will have a profound impact on India’s economy and employment. Trump said the reason for the additional 25% fee was said by India to buy oil from Russia. This heavy tax is expected to affect India’s clothes, jewelery and mechanical equipment industry the most.

Trump’s ‘resentment’ reason?

Meanwhile, a report by American investment bank Jefferies claimed that Trump’s personal resentment is the real reason for imposing tariffs on India. In fact, in May, Trump wanted to mediate the India Pakistan dispute, but India refused. Apart from this, the agricultural sector has also been described as a big issue of conflict between the two countries.

Also read- Donald Trump has a big shock on tariff, court told illegal; What did US president say?

Us tarifs impact on textile sector: The additional 25 percent tariff as a panalty installed by US President Donald Trump has become effective today i.e. on Wednesday morning at 9.11 am. Indian goods were already getting 25 percent tariff in the US, in such a situation, after the additional 25 percent tariff, now the total rates have increased to 50 percent. This additional tariff from President Trump has been imposed on India due to buying cheap oil from Russia. India has been continuously saying that it has been unnecessarily imposed.

Earlier on Monday, a draft was issued for the US Department of Homeland Security to put 50 percent tariff on Indian goods. In such a situation, after the high tariff, the President is hoping that his Russian equivalent President Vladimir Putin will be pressurized and will help in his attempt to stop the war with Ukraine.

PM’s emphasis on Swadeshi

On the other hand, PM Modi insisted on Swadeshi during a meeting on Tuesday. He said that my side is very simple. I am not worried about whose money it is, it is dollar or where has it come from and where it came from … but it is important that both hard work and sweets should be of Indian.

He cited the US tariff during the public meeting in Ahmedabad and said that India will face any external pressure. He ensured the public that the interests of farmers, dairy spinach and small small scale industries would be given priority first.

Tremendous hit on textile industry

On the other hand, 50 percent of the tariff of Trump has been hit by business like cloth, leather and shrimp fish. For their exports, it is now becoming very difficult to compete in the US market. Because of this, the owners are being forced to lock many factories.

According to reports, the Federation of Indian Export Organization, an organization of Indian exporters, said that industries like leather, textiles, chemicals are in a huge crisis. Fio Chairman S.C. If the Ralhan is to be believed, then from Surat, Tirupur to Noida, many aperal and textile manufacturers have stopped it due to increase in production costs. He says that it has become very difficult for India to compete with the exporters of Bangladesh and Vietnam. India’s export sector is now lagging behind, which is directly impacting the livelihood of millions of people in this sector.

Also read: After 50% tariff on India, now Trump threatens to put 200% to China, know what is the whole matter