MP: RSS Indore Meet To Deliberate On Gen Z Issue, Organizational Overhaul
This assumes significance considering the growing unease among the young generation in the country: Mr. Ambedkar
BHOPAL: The three-day Akhil Bharatiya Karyakari Mandal Baithak (All India Executive Committee Meeting) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), scheduled to commence at Indore in Madhya Pradesh on November two, is set to deliberate on the Gen Z issue and the plan to overhaul the organization.
The meeting is also scheduled to review the various programmes undertaken in the last one year to mark the Centenary Year of the organization, according to media wing chief of the outfit Sunil Ambedkar.
Talking to reporters at Indore on Saturday, Mr. Ambedkar said that the RSS Centenary Year celebration, commenced on the Vijayadashami Day in 2025, completed on the Vijayadashami Day in 2026.
Mr. Ambedkar said that the RSS had organized various programmes for young men and women in rural areas, university campuses, and other locations across the country to gather feedback on the issues facing Gen Z.
“The aspirations of youth, their perspectives on society and the nation, and the suggestions received during these interactions will be considered while formulating future programmes”, he said, indicating that the Gen Z issue will figure prominently at the RSS’s Indore meeting.
This assumes significance considering the growing unease among the young generation in the country, manifested during the recent stir held at Jantar Mantar by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP).
According to him, the meeting will deliberate on the proposed changes in the organizational structure of the Sangh.
Subsequently, before the Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha (ABPS), scheduled to be held at Nagpur in March 2027, the organizational election process will proceed through the district, division, province and regional levels.
Thereafter, the election process for Sar Karyavah will be completed in Nagpur ABPS, he said.
The growing prevalence of narcotic substances will also be discussed in the meeting.
With the cooperation of social and educational institutions, plans will be formulated for wider public awareness campaigns, particularly to protect young people from substance abuse.
The meeting will also review various programmes and initiatives organized across the country during the Centenary Year, assess the expansion of the Sangh work and deliberate on future planning.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is among 408 RSS functionaries who are going to take part in the meeting
Replying to a question, he said that for the past 100 years since the foundation of the RSS in 1925, there has been an ongoing discourse, concerning the Sangh and the concept of Hindutva; the Sangh remains open to this dialogue, and everyone in the organization from top to bottom is always prepared for an exchange.
