NEW DELHI: The Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) marked a significant milestone with the inauguration of its newly-reconstructed Keshav Kunj building in New Delhi.
At the ‘Praveshotsav’ event RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasised that the grandeur of the building must reflect in the organisation’s work and commitment to the nation. “Our work must uphold the grandeur of this new building,” Bhagwat said.
Addressing the gathering, Bhagwat highlighted the continuous expansion of the Sangh’s activities across the country, stressing the need for every Swayamsevak to remain dedicated and disciplined. He underscored that while the organisation has witnessed changes in circumstances, its core direction must remain unwavering. “Prosperity is necessary, but it must come with discipline and limits,” he stated, urging members to uphold their responsibilities diligently.
“The newly constructed building by Keshav Smarak Samiti is undoubtedly grand. However, with this grandeur comes responsibility, and we must work accordingly to uphold its stature,” Bhagwat added.
The event was also attended by Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Nyas treasurer, Govinddev Giri Maharaj, drew parallels between the Sangh’s mission and the legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. While mentioning the film “Chhaava”, based on the life of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, he reminded attendees of Shivaji’s fearless warriors and emphasised that Sangh Swayamsevaks should embody similar unwavering dedication.
Raghavanand Maharaj of Udaseen Ashram, Delhi, also addressed the gathering, recognising RSS’s near-century-long journey and its unwavering service to society. President of Keshav Smarak Samiti, Alok Kumar Ji detailed the historical journey of Keshav Kunj, tracing its origins back to 1939. He elaborated on the multiple phases of its expansion, culminating in the latest reconstruction efforts that began in 2016.
The newly built facility consists of three towers — Sadhana, Prerana, and Archana — and includes modern amenities such as the Ashok Singhal Auditorium, Keshav Library, an OPD clinic, Suruchi Prakashan, and a Hanuman temple. The building is also equipped with a 150-kilowatt solar plant and a 140 KLD capacity sewage treatment plant for sustainability.
The event was also attended by Union home minister Amit Shah, defense minister Rajnath Singh, health minister JP Nadda, RSS sah-sarkaryavah Krishna Gopal, and other senior functionaries and swayamsevaks.
