Morena played host to spiritual giant Mahamandaleshwar Swami Awadheshanand Giri, who engaged IANS in a discussion brimming with national pride. Labeling India a Hindu nation of unmatched strength and wealth, the Swami dissected the forces propelling its ascent.
He noted the Supreme Court’s intervention in UGC guidelines, aligning with the government’s resolve for updates. ‘Extraordinary events have redefined us,’ he said, spotlighting Article 370’s revocation that pacified Kashmir. Flags now flutter freely at Lal Chowk, and Dal Lake’s shores echo with the patriotic fervor of thousands of women—undoing years of suppression.
With the fourth-largest economy worldwide and third on the horizon, India’s financial might is undeniable. A tranquil atmosphere reigns, free from communal clashes or disruptions. Banning triple talaq restored respect for Muslim women, and pandemic measures exemplified leadership.
In fintech, UPI eclipses systems in developed hubs like the US, Europe, France, and Singapore, earning international plaudits. Swami Giri, no government mouthpiece, praised initiatives fostering harmony and well-being.
Bridging divides, he stressed caste equality: ‘Every caste merits equal dignity; we are united as Hindus—rejoice in it.’ The global embrace of yoga and Ayurveda, even in Islamic states, underscores Hindu advancement. ‘Our people are Hindus, descendants of Hindus, and bearers of Hindu legacy,’ he affirmed, calling for collective celebration of this enduring identity.