RSS Celebrates 100 Years with Grand March in Indore, Showcasing Unity and Discipline
The RSS marked its centenary in Indore with a disciplined march, highlighting unity and tradition among volunteers.
Indore, October 25 (Daily Kiran) : The National Volunteer Organization (RSS) celebrated its 100th anniversary with a grand march in Indore on October 25. This annual event saw a large turnout of volunteers from various localities, showcasing remarkable discipline and unity throughout the procession.
During the march, volunteers adhered to a designated route, walking in unison. Following the tradition of honoring the saffron flag, participants engaged in the procession with great fervor. The atmosphere across different neighborhoods was charged with the spirit of the RSS, enhanced by the presence of a drum corps that added rhythm to the event. The synchronized steps of the volunteers drew the attention of onlookers.
The disciplined lines of volunteers and their coordinated movements were the highlights of the event. Local marches took place in various neighborhoods, where volunteers enthusiastically participated. The RSS, established on Vijayadashami in 1925, placed special significance on this year’s celebrations marking its centenary. The march on Vijayadashami is a key tradition, symbolizing discipline, organization, and social unity.
Jagdish Goyal, the chief guest, expressed his happiness after witnessing the procession. “Seeing this march fills me with joy. It shows that the tradition, which is 100 years old, is still upheld by volunteers today. Their discipline serves as an inspiration for everyone,” he remarked.
The event not only celebrated a century of the RSS but also reinforced its core values of unity and discipline among its members.
