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Raksha bandhan celebrated by people across country amid Lockdown || Happy Raksha Bandhan

People celebrated Raksha Bandhan – the bond of love between brother and sister.

There is probably no other bond half as beautiful and unique as the one shared between a brother and sister.

They may fight with each other over the tiniest of thing but they will also fight the world for each other.

Even though you will almost never find a brother-sister duo without their constant bickering, the siblings are known to make a powerful team together. The loyalty and deep-rooted understanding between the two is considered one of the strongest social forces in the world.

Raksha Bandhan is the inimitable bond between a brother and her sister.

As they grow older together, siblings often become each other’s confidants and often develop a language entirely of their own– one not to be deciphered by the elders in the family.

To celebrate this inimitable bond between a brother and her sister, the festival of Raksha Bandhan. It is celebrated in India, with full zest and enthusiasm every year.

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Rakhi is the festival to protect the bond love between brother and sister.

Rakhi is a Hindu festival which is celebrated on the last day of the Hindu Lunar calendar month of Sharavana across the country.

The word “Raksha” means protection in Sanskrit and the word “Bandhan” means a bond, essentially translating this festival to the bond of protection, love and commitment between a brother and his sister.

Rakhi on the wrist of the brother acts as a reminder for him to protect and honour his family.

On this day, brothers and sisters get decked up, and sisters tie ‘Rakhi’ (a sacred thread) to their brother’s hand, which signifies brotherly love and devotion. It is believed that tying Rakhi on the wrist of the brother acts as a reminder for him to protect and honour his family.

 

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Nowadays sisters tying Rakhi to each other to celebrate their bond.

While traditionally, Raksha Bandhan was primarily celebrated only by brothers and sisters, people have adapted to the essence of this beautiful festival over time, which is love and commitment towards your family.

Hence, in a heartwarming change, it is not uncommon to see sisters tying Rakhi to each other to celebrate their bond. It is also believed that tying the Rakhi protects the wearer from unknown troubles.

 

Respected Prime Minister, Sri Narendra Modi wishes the nation on the tweeter

 

Bollywood industry also shared Happy Raksha Bandhan Images on Instagram

From our team Voixindia our warm greetings and good wishes to the people of our country on the auspicious occasion of Happy Raksha Bandhan 2020.

Be safe and Be happy.

 

 

 

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