"...Water is one of the serious future issues. If society's power is linked with the government, the coming crisis can be dealt with," RSS General Secretary Bhayyaji Joshi said at a press conference after the completion of the Sangh's three-day executive here.
He said the executive discussed ways to tide over future water crisis through its proper management and conservation in the country.
"Compared to other countries in Swachh (cleanliness), India is a bit behind them. And we have discussed how to work on it," Joshi said, adding in future too they would ponder over how to make India pollution-free, another challenge before the nation.
Stating that the RSS expected support from society in its endeavour to serve constructively on these issues, Joshi said in its 90 years of existence, the Sangh has moved forward addressing constructive issues.
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