Raksha Bandhan
Raksha
Bandhan: A Celebration of Sibling Love
Raksha Bandhan, a cherished Indian
festival, is a vibrant expression of the unbreakable bond between brothers and
sisters. Celebrated annually with great enthusiasm, this year it falls on
August 19th, 2024. In many parts of the country, it's observed as a public
holiday, underscoring its significance as a national symbol of siblinghood.
The festival is steeped in rich
tradition and mythology. One popular legend recounts the tale of Draupadi, who
used a piece of her saree to staunch Lord Krishna's bleeding wound,
transforming the cloth into a sacred thread. Another story involves King Bali
and Goddess Lakshmi, highlighting the enduring nature of sibling-like
protection.
Beyond the mythological narratives,
Raksha Bandhan encapsulates the essence of love, care, and protection. Sisters
tie a rakhi, a sacred thread, on their brothers' wrists, seeking their lifelong
protection. In return, brothers pledge their unwavering support. This beautiful
ritual transcends biological relationships, fostering bonds of friendship and
respect among individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Raksha Bandhan is a joyous occasion
filled with the exchange of gifts, sweets, and heartfelt blessings. It's a day
when sisters' wishes often take precedence, creating a sense of camaraderie and
shared happiness.
Picture of Raksha Bandhan celebration.
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Text and Photo by Ashok Karan,

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जवाब देंहटाएंWhat a beautiful picture show's bonding of love and respect between brother and sister on the eve of rakhsha bhandhan...
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