RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that today's youth asks questions and seeks logic, making dialogue essential over giving orders.
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat has delivered an important message regarding today's youth generation. He emphasized that with changing times, it is crucial to establish a dialogue with the new generation, rather than just giving them orders.
He made these remarks while addressing an event of the 'Vishwa Mangalya Sabha' in New Delhi.
Mohan Bhagwat said that times have now changed. Today's youth wants to understand everything in depth.
He said, "The new generation asks questions and wants answers with logic." Therefore, it is important to create an environment of conversation with children and youth.
Bhagwat's statement comes at a time when the debate on youth-related issues is intense in the country, including student protests at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
Recalling the old times, he said that previously, children were expected to obey without questioning.
However, he clarified that the thinking and approach of today's generation are different. They do not accept things blindly but want to know and understand them.
Bhagwat also expressed concern that mutual communication within families is decreasing compared to before.
He mentioned that children have many questions in their minds, but often they do not get correct and satisfactory answers.
The RSS chief said that parents should understand their children's questions and give them time.
Giving an example, he said that many children ask questions related to God and Indian traditions, such as why a particular deity has a certain form.
Bhagwat stressed that it is necessary for children to receive correct and logical information about their culture and traditions so that they can understand them better.
*Edit with Google AI Studio
बलजीत सिंह शेखावत
