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Why we celebrate Rakshabandhan? Give reason .....

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Answered by siddhantttt
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we celebrate raksha bandhan to show love of brother and sisters and brother promise to protect heer sister from everything
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Answered by PrabhasineeSahoo
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in rakshya bandhan sisters tie rakhi in wrist of their brothers and brothers give them the promise to protect them from every difficulties and to always keep them happy.

HAPPY RAKSHYA BANDHAN

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