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Bhagwat: Nation remains on path of development, proves predictions wrong
The Morning Standard
|September 15, 2025
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said that India is steadily moving forward on the path of development, defying global predictions made at the time of Independence.
"India has defied predictions of failure by drawing strength from the trinity of Gyan, Karma and Bhakti (knowledge, action and devotion) that has been handed down through faiths and communities," Bhagwat said in Indore, while releasing 'Parikrama Kripa Saar', a book by former union minister and Madhya Pradesh cabinet minister Prahlad Singh Patel based on his Narmada Parikrama Yatra three decades ago.
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