Vande Mataram in Austria

 When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Austria, Austrian musicians serenaded him with the country's national song, "Vande Mataram." Tuesday marked Modi's arrival in Vienna, where he was greeted with warmth.

 Every Indian should feel proud of the day when Austrian musicians performed our national song. People who disrespect the national anthem ought to take note of them. Religion has no power to categorize or limit patriotism. It is an attachment to and sentiment toward our motherland. As Veer Savarkar so aptly stated, those who oppose "Vande Mataram" ought to put their religious beliefs aside.

Veer Savarkar also said, “Oh motherland sacrifice for you is like life, and living without you is death”

The Indian Prime Minister may be seen in the video watching a group of performers in Vienna, led by the concertmaster and including violinists, sing the song "Vande Mataram."

Harsh Pargat



 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEPXtDQLFGA


 


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