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While Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hailed RSS as the world's largest non-governmental organization (NGO), a lesser-known fact is that the RSS is not a registered entity. Despite controlling a significant portfolio of properties, its name does not appear on the official paperwork for those assets. This unique structure is seen by many as a strategic measure to avoid legal challenges and maintain a degree of operational ambiguity. In this episode of #TheCaravanBaatcheet, staff writer Amrita Singh (Amrita) talks to host Vishnu Sharma (V!shnu) about how the Sangh operates, the way it maintains control over its properties, and the possible motives behind its decision to remain an unregistered entity. Watch now to understand the inner workings and the hidden structure of this unaccountable organisation: #RSSorg #RSS100Years #SanghParivar
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#WATCH | Delhi: Speaking at the release ceremony of the book 'RSS@100: A Century of Service, Unity & Sacrifice' at Uprashtrapati Bhavan, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says, "Every 'Sarsanghchalak' of the Sangh to date has opposed discrimination and untouchability in society... The Sangh has always operated with the spirit of 'Nation First, Always First,' and the result is that the RSS has become the world's largest and financially self-reliant voluntary organisation. Yet, recently, a senior Congress leader asked why the RSS is not registered. Such questions do not merit a response, as the Constitution grants every individual the right to form an organisation... I would like to add that a mother's love requires no license. The values ​​instilled by a 'Guru' do not depend on a government seal. Maa Ganga needs no license to flow. The sun requires no registration to radiate light. Similarly, the RSS is a civilizational force that needs no certification or validation..." He adds, "There is perhaps no other organisation in the world that has operated continuously on such a massive scale and for such a long period without ever splitting... This is a result of both its leadership quality and the core ethos embodied in the sentiment:... 'Everything belongs to the nation; nothing is mine'... You would never see the Sangh boasting about its own work. A fundamental tenet of the Sangh is indifference to fame... When the time came to celebrate its centenary, the RSS maintained that it was an occasion for introspection and self-reflection rather than mere celebration... The Sangh marked this milestone by taking five pledges ('Panch Pran'). The objective of these pledges is to build a society that is grounded in values ​​('sanskar'), capable, self-reliant, environmentally conscious, and mindful of its duties. I believe these five pledges constitute the five pillars of a developed India."

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At the core of Russia’s war against Ukraine is a false claim – that Ukraine does not exist, that it is allegedly a part of Russia. This is not just about history. Not just politics or ideology. It is the basis of their goal – to erase Ukraine completely. And not only Ukraine. Russia has openly, repeatedly said it wants to control all its neighbors. It wants to decide what security in Europe should look like – and whether it should exist at all. Russia has carried its war ideas as far as Syria and Africa. This is a truly global threat. It matters that many in the world see it exactly this way – as a global threat. From my address to the participants of the Four Freedoms Awards ceremony (2/3).

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