During a recent event held in Delhi by the Rashtriya Sevika Samiti to commemorate its Sankalp Diwas, BJP Member of Parliament Bansuri Swaraj advocated for a homegrown perspective on women’s empowerment. She expressed that Indian women should not rely on Western notions of feminism and equality. Instead, she emphasized that India’s rich civilizational heritage offers a robust foundation for empowering women. Swaraj highlighted that women are essential to shaping the nation’s future through their roles in motherhood, creativity, and leadership. She further stated that when individuals remain connected to their cultural identities and traditions, they become resilient against external challenges. Her comments were made in the context of celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Rashtriya Sevika Samiti, which shares ideological ties with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
As the election season approaches, political activities are intensifying, aimed at garnering the attention of key party leaders. In this context, BJP member Satyendra Tripathi has released a Hindi book titled ‘Ekatma Yatra’. The author describes the book as an exploration of the ideas, values, and vision that influence leadership, governance, and civilizational principles. The text also discusses how the BJP administrations at both the national level and in Uttar Pradesh align with Deendayal Upadhyaya’s philosophy of ‘ekatma manav darshan’, or integral humanism. According to insiders within the party, such ideological affirmations could potentially benefit Tripathi in the upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh.
