New Delhi : The RSS@100 discussion, hosted by the India Foundation at the Gulmohar Hall in India Habitat Centre, drew a full house. The three key speakers—Prafulla Ketkar, the editor of Organiser ; Meenakshi Jain, a Rajya Sabha MP; and J Nandakumar, National Convenor of Prajna Pravah—were gathered to deliver speeches on the upcoming centenary of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

Ketkar spoke on the RSS as a thought, dimension, and movement, while Jain elaborated on the efforts of 20th-century karyakartas (workers) for documenting the Ram temple records. Nandakumar, meanwhile, declared the agenda of the next 25 years of the RSS, which includes changing the very fabric of the country.

“The next 25 years, the Sangh will be concentrating on systemic change of this great na

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