Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat arrived in Mumbai on Thursday for an interaction session with students at an Indian International Model United Nations (IIMUN) conference.
The interaction will also provide students with the opportunity to meet the RSS chief in person and have meaningful discussions with him on leadership, nation-building, education, youth participation, and current issues. IIMUN events are known for bringing students from different educational institutes together to raise the global and national problems of the world in open debate.
Mumbai: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat arrives at the IIMUN event for an interactive session with students. pic.twitter.com/iVqjvuum1U
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Bhagwat’s visit has attracted a lot of attention because he will talk to the students and answer questions during the interactive session. Such activities invite students to interact with leaders from various fields.
The IIMUN platform regularly hosts well-known personalities from public life (political leaders, diplomats, judges, entrepreneurs, academicians, and social leaders) to provide an opportunity to encourage young people to get involved and to have thought-provoking discussions about issues of national and international importance.
Students who attend the event are expected to meet Mohan Bhagwat on topics like India's development, social harmony, education, and civic responsibility as well as leadership qualities and the role of youth in our country’s future.
Bhagwat has frequently addressed such events—students and students of education and universities—to show how character building, discipline, social responsibility, and active participation in nation-building are essential as well. His speeches usually stress how young people can make good contributions to society while keeping constitutional values and national growth in mind.
The Mumbai event is an example of IIMUN’s broader effort to involve students in conversations with high-profile personalities from other fields as part of their broader push for exposure to diverse perspectives. Organizers say such conversations increase leadership skills, critical thinking, and public speaking skills and are good for us.
Students from schools and colleges from various parts of the country are expected to attend the session. Organizers have said the interaction will be question-and-answer, with students directly engaging with the RSS chief on the issues they care about.
Security arrangements were made ahead of Bhagwat's arrival at the venue for the programme to run smoothly. The officials and event organizers arranged logistics with students and the guests gathering for the interaction.
The event is an example of IIMUN’s long-standing aspiration of creating spaces for young people to meet leading figures, network, or share ideas about leadership, governance, and public life in an open forum.
