Attack on Abhishek Banerjee triggers political storm in Bengal
Attack on Abhishek Banerjee triggers political storm in Bengal
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Rashtriya Swyam Sevak Sangh (RSS) leader Sunil Ambekar attended India Today Conclave Mumbai on Wednesday and said that even if there are people joining the Sangh, thinking about political gains, they automatically start doing good work due to their association with the organisation.
Ambekar also said that a lot of people come to RSS every day who want to do a lot of good work. A lot of people from the IT sector also approach the Sangh feeling the urge to serve others.
Sunil Ambekar was asked to list India's strengths and weaknesses in the last 10 years. To which he replied that the world recognises India's potential and power now. He added that the world sees India's potential due to the advancements in several sectors, including science and the economy.
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