RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat today said small episodes cannot damage Hindu culture. He praised the Narendra Modi government for ushering in hope and confidence in the country and enhancing India's standing abroad<br/>Rashtriya Swayayamsewak Sangh Chief Dr. Mohan Bhagwat has appealed the people to come together and contribute in the process of all-round development of the our country and establish it as the world leader on the international level. He said that the atmosphere of expectations has come to the fore, generating sense of optimism for fulfillment of such expectations now. It has made sure that these positive vibes reach to the last person in the row, by turning it into an actual experience by bringing about real positive change in his life and repose his trust in bright future of his personal and national life. He was addressing the annual Shastrapoojan and Vijaya Dashami rally of RSS in Nagpur today. <br/><br/>The RSS Chief mentioned that our eternal identity provided by the ancient Hindu culture accepts and respects all forms of diversity and forms the nature and value system of every Bharatiya. The contribution of our ancestors for its preservation over the centuries is also a source of inspiration and the love for motherland are the three factors which could bind us together all these years and would continue to do so in future also.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat today said small episodes cannot damage Hindu culture. He praised the Narendra Modi government for ushering in hope and confidence in the country and enhancing India's standing abroad.Mr Bhagwat was speaking on his annual Dussehra address at RSS headquarters in Nagpur.<br/><br/>In his 55-minute speech, telecast live by Doordarshan he also called for a holistic discussion on population, saying its continuous rise becomes a burden. He also hailed Dalit ikon B R Ambedkar for making provisions in Constitution to remove social and economic inequality faced by the weaker sections.RSS cheif deplored that no holistic discussion has taken place in the country on controlling population.<br/><br/>