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Amit Shah urges youth to read Tilak's 'Gita Rahasya', learn from its teachings

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah encouraged young Indians to read Bal Gangadhar Tilak's philosophical work 'Gita Rahasya', emphasizing its moral guidance. Shah urged the youth to avoid mistakes and draw life lessons from the text. The event also featured NSA Ajit Doval, who appealed to the younger generation to prioritize national interest over personal gain. Both leaders stressed the importance of patriotism and ethical conduct among India's youth.

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