Rakhi is an exceptional occasion that is celebrated every year, in August, on Shravan Purnima day. This year Raksha Bandhan falls on August 09, 2025. Rakhi is one of the very significant festivals of India. It is celebrated all over the country but the ways of celebrations differ region to region. The name of this festival also transforms as soon as one enters into a new area. For example few of the names are the "Vish Taadak" (destroyer of poison), the "Punya Pradaayak" (bestower of boons), and the "Paap Naashak" (destroyer of sins).How to Celebrate RakhiA woman ties a "Rakhi" on her ...

RAKHI, a famous north side festival, which now celebrated across the world, comes every year at the month of august on Shiva Purina day. It marks one of the significant festivals in India and the celebration varies from region to region. This festival has different names for region and one has to get acquaint with it. Several names are synonymous with the festivals like the "VISH TADAK", which means the destroyer of poison as well as the "PUNYA PARADAAK" the bestowed of many boons in the auspicious time and "PAAP NAKSHAYK". The festival brings the unity among the family members and th...

Raksha Bandhan, famously known as Rakhi, is a celebrated festival all across the world. It spreads a huge sense of satisfaction to the siblings as well as spread warmth ness and other good deeds in the family it self. It assures of the ever last bond between the brother and sisters and reaffirms the unity in them. The festival usually celebrated in the manner, where the sister ties a rakhi thread to a brother’s hand, which reaffirms the relationship between them and have a blissful relationship forever. The festival especially comes in the month of august during the Shiva Purina day an...

RAKHI, a well-known festival celebrated all over India as well as considered a auspicious festival too. The common way to celebrate a rakhi is that the, where the sister ties a rakhi thread to a brother’s hand, where it helps to ward of the evil spirits and protect them blissfully as well as strengthens the bond between them and an ever lasting eternal love between them. In order to celebrate the rakhi festival, there are many rituals to have carried out like buying the auspicious thread as well as distributing the rakhi with sweets to the family members as well as the neighbors thus s...

Rakhi is an implicit assurance exchanged between a brother and sister strengthening their persistent relationship. This also supports their protective attachment against all evils and chances. Rituals like these, undoubtedly, ease out various communal strains, stimulate empathy, unfasten outlets of expression, and present an occasion to revise our responsibility as individual, most notably, fetch happiness in our humdrum lives.This protective bond symbolized by Rakhi has resulted in immeasurable opinionated ties among monarchies and states. The leaves of Indian history give evidence th...

A woman ties a Rakhi on her brother's right wrist, to look after him from evil manipulation and those aspects which may foul his spirit, and to fortify the bond of eternal love between them. She goes to her brother and performs the rituals by smearing on kumkum and rice particles on his forehead. In return the brother gives her an endowment and pledges to shield her too.The 'Rakhi' itself arrays from a decorated strand to elegantly ornamented balls of assorted sizes and materials such as feathery fiber, glitters, gold, silver beads and so on. Sweets symbolize the sugary moments between...

RAKHI, a famous north side festival, which now celebrated across the world, comes every year at the month of august on Shiva Purina day. We have to know how people celebrate rakhi every year, it marks one of the important festivals in India, and the festival celebrated variedly in different parts of the region. The festival usually celebrated in the manner, where the sister ties a rakhi thread to a brother’s hand, where it helps to ward of the evil spirits and protect them blissfully as well as any foul manipulation of the spirit and it strengthens the bond between them as well as an e...

RAKHI, a well celebrated as well as one of the auspicious festivals in India. It spreads a huge sense of satisfaction to the siblings as well as spread warmth ness and other good deeds in the family it self. Rakhi celebrated by tying a thread across the brother hand by the sister in order to have luck, prosperity as well as ward them of from the evil things, strengthen the bond between them.Different kinds of thread and design are available in the market where one ties the eternal, everlasting bond that brings in the happiness and prosperity to ones life. The main essential stuff found ...

Raksha Bandhan, also called Rakhi, is the holy Hindu festival that celebrates the love between a brother and sister. It is offered immense importance in Hinduism, and the value of Raksha Bandhan as a festival is enormous in India. As per the lunar calendar it is being celebrated on the full moon in the month of Shravana.The word Raksha means protection, whereas Bandhan means to tie. By tradition, on this festival day sister tie a Rakhi, which is a bracelet made of interwoven red and golden threads, around their brother's wrists to celebrate their lovely relationship. The brother takes an oath ...

Raksha Bandhan or the festival of Rakhi is celebrated across India to make stronger the bond of love shared amid brothers and sisters. Almost all the religion and every part of our country enjoy this holy festival with the highest joy. But, it's on the whole a festival of the Hindus and which is happily conducted on the full moon day in the month of Shravana. It conveys the honest and loving relationship between brothers and sisters.What Happens on the Rakhi Day ?On this day, the sisters tie Rakhi thread on the wrist of the brothers and pray for their success in life. On the other hand, brothe...