During a ceremony in Nagpur, Maharashtra, Mohan Bhagwat (chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) declared that India will undoubtedly become a 'Vishwaguru', guiding the world with its values. He referenced the successful construction of the Ram temple as a testament to India's potential. Bhagwat laid the foundation stone for the 'Bharat Durga Shakti Sthal' temple, emphasizing that India's transformation into a global leader requires collective discipline and a return to its civilizational values. He encouraged citizens to shed Western influences and adopt Indian traditions in daily life, stating that understanding Bharat is crucial to realizing this vision. The temple is intended to symbolize strength and wisdom, drawing inspiration from the goddess Durga. Bhagwat's remarks were supported by several religious leaders and political figures, who echoed the sentiment of nation-building and cultural revival.