On January 19, in Bhopal, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader Dattatreya Hosabale highlighted the deep connection between mothers and their children in Indian culture, drawing inspiration from Jijamata and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj while also referencing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's profound respect for his mother.
During the ‘Jijamata Saman Samaroh,’ organized by RSS’ Kreeda Bharati, Hosabale acknowledged the pivotal role Jijamata played in shaping Shivaji's victories and the establishment of his empire. He praised Jijamata’s administrative skills, determination, and foresight, emphasizing that it was her guidance that led Shivaji to triumph in several battles.
Hosabale also reflected on the significant contributions mothers make to their children's lives, noting how Jijamata shared stories from Hindu scriptures with young Shivaji, nurturing his character. He further underscored Prime Minister Modi's reverence for his mother, a sentiment known to the public.
In his speech on sports, Hosabale acknowledged India's traditional strengths in games like kho-kho and kabaddi. He noted the country's improving performance in global sports events and referenced Swami Vivekanand’s view that excelling in sports helps one understand the Bhagavad Gita more deeply.
He concluded by affirming that sportspeople and soldiers are the ones who elevate the nation, ensuring its flag flies proudly. Bhim Singh, the uncle of javelin star Neeraj Chopra, was also honored at the event, though his mother could not attend.
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