Archive · 19 Nov 2025
RSS Chief's Visit to Manipur; Hindu Identity Discourse
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is going to Manipur for 3 days to meet with different groups and help with their issues.
In Assam, he said that being proud of India makes you a Hindu, which is more than just a religion.
Manipur has had problems between different groups, and the central government has taken control of the state's government.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to visit Manipur for 3 days
Visit aims to expedite reconciliation among ethnic groups
Bhagwat: Bharat pride defines Hindu identity, not just religious term
Bhagwat's Assam speech sparked debate on Hindu identity
Manipur grapples with ethnic clashes, President's rule
- Who
- RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
- What
- Visiting Manipur for 3 days to meet with community leaders and representatives of different tribal groups
- When
- November 20-22, 2022
- Where
- Manipur
- Why
- To help with reconciliation among ethnic groups and celebrate the RSS's 100th anniversary
Inclusive Identity
Exclusive Identity
Hindu Identity
Inclusive Identity
Hindu is a broad, inclusive term for Indian culture and civilization
Exclusive Identity
Hindu is a specific religious identity that should be promoted
- Visit Duration
- 3 days
- Next Destination
- Manipur
- Ethnic Clashes Deaths
- More than 260
- State Assembly Status
- Suspended animation
Sources
"Bharat And Hindu Are Synonymous": RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat
'Anyone Proud Of Bharat Is Hindu': Mohan Bhagwat Celebrates RSS's Centenary In Assam
‘Bharat And Hindu Are Synonymous’: Mohan Bhagwat Says Followers Of Indian Culture Are Hindus
Anyone who takes pride in Bharat is a Hindu: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
Bhagwat: If Muslims follow Indian culture, they are...
‘Muslims and Christians are Hindu if…’, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat gives new definition of ‘Hindu’
Mohan Bhagwat to visit Manipur tomorrow — first visit by RSS chief since 2023 ethnic clashes
‘Bharat & Hindu are synonymous': RSS chief Bhagwat in Guwahati address
In first visit to Manipur since conflict, Mohan Bhagwat to focus on Sangh’s ‘Panch Parivartan’
