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Key Points

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Chief minister Yogi Adityanath sent a festive message linking Rakshabandhan to women’s safety.

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Traditional tales like Draupadi’s and Goddess Lakshmi’s are used to illustrate protection.

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State initiatives include the Girl Support Plan, free women’s bus travel, and a credit card for women business owners.

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Citizens are urged to support local craftsmen by buying locally made Rakhis and gifts.

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Summary

Uttar Pradesh’s chief minister highlighted traditional stories that link love with responsibility.

He pointed to state programs such as the Girl Support Plan, free bus travel for women, and a credit card for women entrepreneurs that aim to improve safety and opportunities for girls.

The leader also encouraged people to thank security forces by giving them Rakhis and to buy locally made gifts.

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New Words to Learn

13 words
Chief Minister
The head of a state government in India.
Uttar Pradesh
A large northern state in India.
Rakshabandhan
A cultural festival where sisters tie a protective thread on their brothers.
sacred thread
A special ribbon that symbolizes love and a promise of protection.
tradition
A custom that is passed down through generations.
Draupadi
A heroine from an ancient Indian story who showed bravery.
Krishna
A revered figure in Indian stories known for kindness.
Lakshmi
The goddess of wealth and prosperity in Indian mythology.
Bali
A king from an ancient Indian tale.
government initiative
A plan started by the state to help people improve their lives.
entrepreneur
Someone who starts and runs a business.
credit card
A small plastic card that lets people buy things and pay later.
local craftspeople
People in the community who make handmade items.
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