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Religion
Prashant Kishor urges Brahmin community in Darbhanga to prioritize knowledge over appearances
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 09 Nov 2026, 10:45 PM
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Political strategist Prashant Kishor addressed a gathering of Brahmins in Darbhanga, saying the community needs the strength of knowledge rather than superficial displays.
Darbhanga, Bihar – Political strategist Prashant Kishor addressed a crowd of Brahmin community members in Darbhanga, delivering a message that emphasized the need for intellectual empowerment. He warned against relying on outward symbols or “farasa” and called for a shift toward substantive knowledge.
Kishor’s remarks, captured in the phrase “farasa nahi, gyan ki takat chahiye,” underscored his belief that the community’s progress depends on education, skill development and critical thinking rather than mere appearances. He highlighted how modern India rewards competence and informed participation.
The speaker urged families, youth and community leaders to invest in formal education, vocational training and continuous learning. By doing so, he argued, the Brahmin community could contribute more effectively to the nation’s socio‑economic growth.
Listeners responded with nods and applause, indicating a receptive audience for the call to prioritize knowledge. Kishor’s address aligns with broader efforts across the state to promote education as a catalyst for social advancement.
Kishor’s remarks, captured in the phrase “farasa nahi, gyan ki takat chahiye,” underscored his belief that the community’s progress depends on education, skill development and critical thinking rather than mere appearances. He highlighted how modern India rewards competence and informed participation.
The speaker urged families, youth and community leaders to invest in formal education, vocational training and continuous learning. By doing so, he argued, the Brahmin community could contribute more effectively to the nation’s socio‑economic growth.
Listeners responded with nods and applause, indicating a receptive audience for the call to prioritize knowledge. Kishor’s address aligns with broader efforts across the state to promote education as a catalyst for social advancement.