Raksha Bandhan is a festival of celebrating the bond between siblings
The festival is observed on the Purnima tithi (full moon day), generally in the month of Shravana.
Time to Celebrate Raksha Bandhan
Time to Celebrate Raksha Bandhan
On this special day, many Indian sisters keep fasting to wish for their brothers’ well-being, longevity, and prosperity
Rituals and Traditions
Rituals and Traditions
On 20th July 1905, the British government announced the ‘partition of Bengal’In that situation, Kabiguru (Tagore) used Rakhi as an important means tooppose the partition.
Rabindranath Tagore's Influence
Siblings, who are miles apart, share their emotions through video calls and sending virtual Rakhis.
Rakhi in the Modern Age
Rakhi Purnima serves as a gentle reminder to uphold brother-sister-like bonds throughout our lives.
Apart from creating a strong sense of unity among siblings, it can unite people across boundaries.