Raksha Bandhan, commonly known as Rakhi, is a traditional Hindu festival that celebrates the bond of love, care, and protection between brothers and sisters

On this day: Sisters tie a sacred thread called Rakhi on their brothers’ wrists. Brothers give gifts and promise to protect and support their sisters. Families gather together to celebrate with sweets, prayers, and special meals. The festival symbolizes affection, trust, and lifelong family relationships and is widely celebrated in India and among Hindu communities worldwide.Sisters tie a sacred thread called Rakhi on their brothers’ wrists. Brothers give gifts and promise to protect and support their sisters. Families gather together to celebrate with sweets, prayers, and special meals. The festival symbolizes affection, trust, and lifelong family relationships and is widely celebrated in India and among Hindu communities worldwide.Sisters tie a sacred thread called Rakhi on their brothers’ wrists. Brothers give gifts and promise to protect and support their sisters. Families gather together to celebrate with sweets, prayers, and special meals. The festival symbolizes affection, trust, and lifelong family relationships and is widely celebrated in India and among Hindu communities worldwide.Sisters tie a sacred thread called Rakhi on their brothers’ wrists. Brothers give gifts and promise to protect and support their sisters. Families gather together to celebrate with sweets, prayers, and special meals. The festival symbolizes affection, trust, and lifelong family relationships and is widely celebrated in India and among Hindu communities worldwide.Sisters tie a sacred thread called Rakhi on their brothers’ wrists. Brothers give gifts and promise to protect and support their sisters. Families gather together to celebrate with sweets, prayers, and special meals. The festival symbolizes affection, trust, and lifelong family relationships and is widely celebrated in India and among Hindu communities worldwide.Sisters tie a sacred thread called Rakhi on their brothers’ wrists. Brothers give gifts and promise to protect and support their sisters. Families gather together to celebrate with sweets, prayers, and special meals. The festival symbolizes affection, trust, and lifelong family relationships and is widely celebrated in India and among Hindu communities worldwide.