Summary
Sisters put a bright thread called a rakhi on their brothers' wrists and pray for their well‑being.
Brothers give gifts and promise to keep their sisters safe.
The day also reminds everyone to respect and support women.
Key Points
4 points1
The word Raksha Bandhan means ‘the bond of protection.’
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It is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu month Shravana, usually in August.
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People exchange sweets, gifts, and warm wishes.
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India’s leaders, including the Prime Minister, sent messages of love and respect.
New Words to Learn
4 wordsRakhi
A decorative thread that sisters tie on brothers' wrists.
Affection
A feeling of love and care.
Cultural heritage
The traditions and customs passed down in a community.
Empowerment
Helping people feel strong and able to make choices.
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