In a move that reflects the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) agenda to celebrate indigenous heritage, party members Dinesh Sharma and Union minister Krishan Pal Gujar have chosen to rename their residences on Tughlak Lane in Delhi to Swami Vivekananda Marg. This decision is part of a broader initiative by the BJP to honor historical figures who have had a significant impact on Indian society. The renaming of places has been a key focus under the BJP’s rule, with multiple such initiatives taking place across the country. The move to change the nameplates of the Delhi houses underscores the party’s commitment to recognizing and promoting the contributions of notable figures from India’s history. Swami Vivekananda, a revered spiritual leader and philosopher, continues to inspire millions with his teachings and ideals. By renaming their residences after him, Sharma and Gujar are paying tribute to his legacy and reinforcing the party’s emphasis on promoting indigenous culture and values. This renaming effort is likely to resonate with supporters of the BJP and those who value India’s rich historical and cultural heritage.