Rakshabandhan - A spiritual Indian festival


  1. Hello friends it's my blog 17 which is on  rakshabandhan ....... As we know it is a Hindu's spiritual festival where a sister ties a thread called rakhi on the waist of his brother as you can see in picture below


Raksha Bandhan is celebrated every year on the full Moon day of Shravana month but the date on which it is celebrated every year varies. This year Raksha Bandhan will be celebrated on 26th of August.We are once again in the celebration zone of the utterly pious bond of brothers and sisters!! The whole India is cautiously getting itself ready to take a leap forward in the direction of making the most admirable endeavour in direction of a life filled with positivity.The fact can never be negated that Raksha Bandhan is the festival that idolizes the relentless love and devotion of a brother and his sister. It venerates the pure love of siblings who have always upheld each other in unfavorable times. All over the country siblings are noticed every year obsessed with buying of the best Rakhi gifts for each other...It will be nothing wrong Rakhi bazaar is the life and soul of the festive celebration of Raksha Bandhan. We all know that Raksha Bandhan falls every year on the full-moon night of the Shravan month of the Hindu calendar. However, the incitement related to it begins almost a month before. This makes it seem like a month-long festive season. The fervor associated with this festival can be easily...
Raksha Bandhan also known as Rakhi Purnima or simply Rakhi is a Hindu festival that is celebrated in most part of India. Raksha Bandhan is one of the most awaited festivals in India. The festival is celebrated during the Hindu month of shravan on full moon day. This year’s Raksha Bandhan falls on 18th August. This symbolic festival is celebrated to honour the love and bond of siblings.

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