Rakshabandhan Images & Top ten Facts regarding It.

1. Happy Rakshabandhan too each and every brother & sister. Wishing you a great RAKSHABANDHAN this year.

2. Rakshabandhan is a popular festival celebrated across the country which symbolizes the selfless love between brothers and sisters. The word “ Raksha” means protection and “ Bandhan” means to tie. And the holy thread which offers by the sisters is a symbol of love and commitment between brother and sister.

3. According to Hindu mythology, Indrani, the wife of Lord Indra tied a thread around his wrist when he was going to fight with the demons. Further, the significance of the relationship changed and the thread was tied by sister to her brother’s wrist.

RAKHI IMAGES

4. Raksha Bandhan is also known as Raksha Purnima, Rakhi, and Rakhi.

Raksha Bandhan is not only limited to Hindus. It is celebrated by Buddhists, Muslims, Christians, and Sikhs.

It is celebrated on the full moon day of Shravan Purnima in around the month of August.

RAKSHA BANDHAN WISHES

5. It is also marked as the festival of exchanging gifts where brothers often reward their sisters with Shagun as money.

MARATHI WISHES ON THE RAKSHA-BANDHAN.

6. Rakhi festival is celebrated in Nepal, Mauritius, USA, Sri Lanka and UAE due to its nature of representing a universal bond between sisters and brothers.

The festival of Raksha Bandhan is a festival that promotes love and brotherhood in society. This festival gives us the message of sacrifice and purity.

7. Not many people know the whole story behind this fact. But Draupadi once tied Rakhi to Lord Krishna.

8. To protect the trees, rakhis are still bound on trees.

The festival of Raksha Bandhan is a festival that promotes love and brotherhood in society. This festival gives us the message of sacrifice and purity.

9. South Indian peoples of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Orissa. This festival is called Avni Aviram.

Rakhis which are locally available in India.

10. WHO STARTED THE FESTIVAL?

In 1905, when the Partition of Bengal divided the nation, Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore started Rakhi Mahotsavas to celebrate Raksha Bandhan and strengthen the bond of love and togetherness between Hindus and Muslims of Bengal. He also urged them to protest against the Britishers.

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