చార్మినార్ భాగ్యలక్ష్మి మందిర ప్రాంగణంలో సేవికల ఘోష్ ప్రదర్శన || Sevika Samiti || Jagriti Tv

#rss #sevikasamiti దైవభక్తి, దేశభక్తి సమ్మేళనం.. హైదరాబాద్ చార్మినార్ వద్ద సేవికల ప్రణవనాదం || Sevika Samiti at Charminar Bhagya Lakshmi Mandir || Jagriti Tv The year was 1936. Almost ten years after the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) was formed in 1925, Laxmibai Kelkar met Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar to discuss the idea of women participating in the RSS activities. She wished that women must contribute their bit towards nation building. Laxmibai’s son regularly attended the Shakha at Wardha, Maharashtra. A decision was taken to establish an organisation that would enjoy the support and guidance from the Sangh. It was also affirmed that despite having the same ideological and visionary tilt, both organisations would function independently of each other. Thus, Rashtra Sevika Samiti was formed, a women’s only organisation actively involved in inculcating cultural and moral values along with patriotism. It was to be done by uniting women and channelising their skills and intellect for the benefit of our future generations and the nation. Unlike the patriarchal image that is being portrayed, the RSS has a very clear view that women are the inspiring force not just for their families but also for the society and the nation. In his address to the Rashtra Sevika Samiti, RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat had specifically mentioned that Bharat would not be able to achieve its full potential and pristine glory in the world unless ‘Matrushakti’ is given due respect and significance. Bharat’s is one of the rare cultures in which worship of the feminine has prevailed. Our culture teaches us to worship Maha Lakshmi, Maha Saraswati and Maha Durga. Interestingly, as a mark of respect, we Hindus give the stature of mother to what we consider sacred, whether it is the pious Ganga, the Holy Cow and even our nation that we lovingly address as ‘Matrubhumi’. So where exactly did the question of patriarchy arise when every morning, at the break of dawn, lakhs of Swayamsevaks across thousands of Sangh Shakha begin their day by paying obeisance to Ma Bharati? RSS chose to enhance and channelise these two unique energies to provide maximum benefit to the society by giving them different responsibilities best suited to their abilities and expertise. In fact, their diverse roles are meant to complement, rather than contradict each other, where a man and a woman, in spite of their contrasting energies, co-exist in harmony and complete coordination, not just to bring up their own families but also to nurture a healthy eco-system so as to build the foundation of a strong society. Hence, it is important to understand, that for the RSS, which draws its inspiration from the Hindu way of life, both men and women have separate-but-equally-important roles even in nation-building. With a strong belief that women are by no standards the weaker gender, the Rashtra Sevika Samiti trains their Sevikas not only in outdoor sports but also teaches them skills like horse riding and sword fighting, which help them develop physical capacity and are confidence-building exercises. The Samiti recognises and celebrates the inherent qualities of a woman – ‘Matrutva,’ i.e. Universal Motherhood, ‘Kartrutva,’ i.e. Efficiency and Social Activism and ‘Netrutva,’ i.e. Leadership. It is with this strong 360° mindset that they actively participated in the ‘Quit India Movement’ in 1942 and also contributed their services during rescue efforts after the Bhopal gas tragedy and natural disasters like the Latur earthquake and Morbi floods. “Build the individual to build the nation” – is the motto that is the driving force of the Samiti. Living up to it, the Sevikas have committed themselves to various social service projects that include schools, libraries, computer training centres and orphanages. Currently, they have almost 475 fully operational service projects all over Bharat. These seva projects cover all aspects of service to humanity – from Swasthya (health) and Shiksha (education) to Seva (service), Sanskar (value-education) and Swavalamban (Self-reliance). https://www.jagritiweekly.com/   / jagrititeluguweekly   https://www.instagram.com/jagriti_tv?... జాగృతి చందా చెల్లింపు ఇప్పుడు చాలా సులభం.. మీ ప్లేస్టోర్‌లో Jagriti Weekly అని సెర్చ్ చేస్తే, జాగృతి లోగోతో యాప్ కనిపిస్తుంది. ఈ యాప్‌ని ఇన్ స్టాల్ చేసుకుని చందాదారులుగా చేరండి, చేర్పించండి. ప్లేస్టోర్‌లో యాప్ లింక్: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... ఈ కింది వీడియో లింక్ చూసి, యాప్ ద్వారా చెల్లింపు ప్రక్రియను తెలుసుకోండి.    • New Registrastion Process in JagritiTelugu...   జాగృతి తెలుగు వార పత్రిక ఒక సంవత్సరం చందా రూ.850/- + మేగజైన్ పోస్ట్ కావలసినవారు అదనంగా రూ.624/- అనగా మొత్తం రూ. 1474 /- 1 సం: చందా రూ.850/- 5 సం:ల చందా రూ.4,000/- Bank Details: A/c Name : Jagriti Prakashan Trust A/c No : 920010061405325, Axis Bank, Kothapet Branch. IFSC : UTIB0002157 సర్క్యులేషన్ మేనేజర్, జాగృతి. 9959997013