Change of guard has raised Worlds' expectations: RSS
PTI, PANAJI | 19 December 2014 23:50 IST

In an endorsement of the Narendra Modi-led government, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Friday said the world's expectations from the country are growing and it is because of the "change in power" at the Centre.
"This is the right time for the country. The expectations of the world from the country are growing. We feel that the country has now started working towards making everyone capable of fulfilling these expectations," Bhagwat told a gathering here at the inauguration of 40th convention of social service organisation Giants International.
This change in the country is happening "because there is a change in power," he said during his 50-minute speech.
"The way people in power are working now, makes the change. But that is not enough. If you want to make the country more successful, then the entire society has to rise to the occasion. Only if that happens, the achievements of government can be fruitful," he said.
"The society should contribute for others and the nation. Good leaders or noble political set up in the governance are useless if the society is selfish," he said, adding, this is not the first time that such political change has happened.
"The political changes in the past were rendered useless. There was a fault from this side (society) and also the other side (government)," he said.
"The ultimate change is possible only when people see examples and imitate them. People believe in what they see," he said.
Giving an example of nation's unity during Kargil war, Bhagwat said the victory at Kargil was of the entire nation.
"Though Pakistani forces were at a higher altitude, still we won the war. We won Kargil because the entire country was supporting the forces. Right from a beggar on the street to the biggest person, stood with the forces fighting on the borders," he said.
"It is up to us to create an environment conducive for the progress of the nation," he said.
Bhagwat, who is on a day-long visit here, however, refused to take a question on anti-conversion law.
"I have been asked by the organisers not to speak," he said, rushing out of the venue.
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Converting erstwhile Hindus back to Hinduism is not much of an achievement; what matters is violent domination of whites, forcing them into panicky submission or, better, death. Exploding India’s nuclear warheads emplaced in U.S. cities will do that; anything else is a waste of time. Your religion should be violent domination -- that is, death -- of whites.
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