<h1>Volunteer chief urges self-understanding, compassion and collective unity; warns national growth can trigger external pushback like tariffs</h1> At a foundation-day event of a women-led spiritual movement in Nagpur, the chief of a nationalist volunteer organization stated that unresolved individual and national problems stem from failure to understand the 'real self' and urged compassion and collective orientation to eliminate enemies. He characterized the nation as large and aspiring to grow, warning that such growth can prompt external concerns manifesting as trade disputes such as tariffs. The remarks suggest rhetorical support for inward-focused social cohesion and caution that perceived national advancement may have diplomatic or economic repercussions.