Actor Salman Khan on Saturday arrived at the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s Mumbai Vyakhanmala event, a two-day lecture series themed ‘Sanghe’s 100 Year Journey: New Horizons’.
Actor Salman Khan arrived at Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s Mumbai Vykhyanmala event on Saturday (PTI)The event is being organized as part of the centenary celebrations of RSS and seeks to reflect the vision and vision of the organization’s journey, its role in society and shaping its future, the RSS wrote on its Facebook page.
The Mumbai recital will be held on February 7 and 8, 2026, at the Nehru Center Auditorium. As part of the Sangh’s larger centenary campaign, the event will bring together senior RSS leaders and invited speakers for discussions with members of the public.
On the first day, February 7, the inaugural session is scheduled to begin at 4:00 pm and will be addressed by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. The second session on the same day will start at 6:15 PM.
The lecture series is expected to attract public attention as part of the RSS’ centenary year, focusing on dialogue, reflection and the organization’s vision for the future.
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‘First time since Gautama Buddha:’ Mohan BhagwatOn the occasion, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said, “The work of the Sangh is unique, and based on our knowledge, we would have said that such work does not exist anywhere else in the world. Now, we are experiencing it firsthand, as people from India and abroad come to observe the Sangh,” Bhagwat said, PTI reported.
“People from five continents visit, study its activities and ask many questions. In the end, everyone asks the same question, whether they are from Africa, Europe, America, Southeast Asia or the Middle East. They say that this approach is relevant to the younger generation, and even in their own country’s history, perhaps since Gautama Buddha, there has not been such an all-India effort.”
“A hundred years later we again tell you what the Sangh is, because the work of the Sangh is not for itself, but for the whole country, for India… The Sangh was not created in competition with any other organization, nor was it created in response to any particular situation, and it did not work in opposition to anyone. Our work is carried out without opposition. The Sangh does not seek popularity or power,” he said.
