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18 young achievers recount personal encounters with RSS in centenary book

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A new centenary book features 18 young achievers describing their personal experiences with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). The contributors discuss how their interactions with the organisation altered their earlier perceptions of it. The book is presented as part of the RSS's centenary commemorations, with the Indian Express reporting on its contents. The article focuses on the first-hand accounts of these individuals rather than on an independent assessment of the organisation.

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