New Delhi, Date: March 7, 2026:-Dr. Abhishek Verma, Chief National Coordinator for ShivSena (NDA), held an important meeting in New Delhi with Shri Milind Parande, Organising General Secretary of the Vishva Hindu Parishad, and discussed a wide range of contemporary, ideological, and organisational issues connected with national life.
This meeting was not merely a courtesy call. It was a serious exchange focused on coordination, dialogue, and strategic direction for the protection and strengthening of nationalist thought, Hindutva-oriented social consciousness, and India’s civilizational identity.
During the meeting, special emphasis was laid on the fact that India is not passing through a phase of political change alone, but is entering a defining era of cultural resurgence, civilizational self-realisation, and national reassertion. In such a time, ideological clarity, organisational unity, and constructive coordination at the grassroots among nationalist, Hindutva-oriented, and society-driven forces are of critical importance.
There was a strong view that India’s Sanatan identity, its cultural continuity, and the organised strength of Hindu society form the foundational basis of national stability. It was emphasised that a strong, alert, and well-organised Hindu society alone can protect India in the long term against ideological, social, and cultural challenges.
The protection, dignity, and propagation of Sanatan Dharma also figured prominently in the discussion. It was clearly affirmed that Sanatan is not merely a matter of worship, but the very soul of India, reflecting its worldview, sense of duty, moral order, and civilizational character. The need to transmit Sanatan values, dharmic ethics, and national consciousness to the younger generation was described as a central necessity of the present time.
On the issue of cow protection, it was noted that this is not only connected with religious sentiment, but also with Indian agriculture, rural life, civilizational ethos, faith, and cultural self-respect. The need for wider social awareness and organised efforts in this direction was underlined.
In the context of social harmony and national unity, it was observed that anti-national, divisive, conversion-driven, and culturally disruptive forces can be effectively countered only by an awakened, organised, and harmonious Hindu society. Both sides agreed on the need to further strengthen dialogue, mutual respect, and a sense of oneness across different sections of society.
There was also serious deliberation on the role of youth power. It was agreed that India’s future can be secured and strengthened only by nurturing a generation of young people who are nationalist in spirit, disciplined in conduct, ideologically clear, and inspired by service to society and nation.
The meeting also stressed that service, organisation, and society-based mass awakening are among the most living expressions of Hindutva. The need to reach the last person in society through education, values, service initiatives, and deeper social participation was strongly emphasised.
On the occasion, Dr. Abhishek Verma said that India’s strength lies in its Sanatan roots, cultural self-confidence, and the organised power of Hindu society. He stated that the need of the hour is not merely political success, but ideological firmness, civilizational confidence, and broad-based social unity committed to the national interest.
Dr. Verma appreciated the work being done by the Vishva Hindu Parishad in the fields of Hindu social organisation, dharma awareness, service, cow protection, and cultural awakening. He said that such efforts strengthen the soul of the nation and reconnect India with its foundational civilizational consciousness.
