Policy & Ethicspopulation policyreligious conversionemployment priority
RSS Chief Advocates Three-Child Families And Vigilance
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Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said religious conversion, infiltration and low birth rates drive India's population imbalance and suggested scientific research favors families having three children to maintain fertility above replacement levels. He condemned forced conversions, endorsed 'ghar wapasi', urged priority for local citizens in employment, and called for technologies that create jobs.
Key Points
- 1Identifies religious conversion, infiltration, and low birth rate as primary drivers of population imbalance.
- 2Argues scientific research supports families having three children to keep fertility above replacement thresholds.
- 3Calls for prioritizing Indian citizens in local employment and using technology to generate mass jobs.
Scoring Rationale
Official RSS remarks signal national policy priorities; limited novelty and minimal technical relevance reduce broader impact.
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