Children across the country shared photos of their Rakhi celebrations …
Garvit Sharma
Jaipur:- On August 30, the festival of Raksha Bandhan was celebrated with great enthusiasm all over the country. This festival is a symbol of the unbreakable love between brother and sister. In such a situation, where were the children of Digital Bal Mela also going to be left behind. Janhvi Sharma, Founder of Digital Bal Mela, tied Rakhi to her brother on the occasion. Apart from this, children from all over the country shared their own photos of Raksha Bandhan with the Digital Bal Mela. Sanika Pandit of Palampur in Himachal Pradesh, Punita of Hanumangarh, Kartya Gautam of Jaipur, Bhavika Gautam, Saanvi Chhabra etc. children also celebrated this festival with great enthusiasm.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates Rakshabandhan with school children
Schoolgirls tie rakhi to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a school in New Delhi, celebrating the bond of brother and sister on Raksha Bandhan. As soon as PM Modi entered the classroom, school children greeted him with a smile and tied a sacred thread to him.
As the girls proceeded to tie rakhis, Prime Minister Modi greeted them with a warm smile and asked for their names and classes. In an adorable moment, one of the girls pecked him on the cheek when PM Modi bent down to bless him.
PM Modi was seen tying rakhi alternately with the schoolgirls sitting on the chair. The Prime Minister also posed for a group photo with schoolgirls and teachers on the occasion.
The customized rakhis that the girls tied on PM Modi’s wrist had his picture engraved on them.
*President Draupadi Murmu tweeted Raksha Bandhan wishes.*
President Draupadi Murmu on Wednesday greeted the countrymen on the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan.
“Best wishes to all the countrymen on the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan. This festival is a symbol of the unbreakable love between brother and sister, the President wrote on Twitter.
She also appealed to resolve to create a more secure environment for women in the country.
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