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write easy on raksha bandhan in 200 words​

Answer 1

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Rakhi, originally called Rakshabandhan, is an Hindu festival celebrated on full moon day(Shravan Purnima) of Shravan month of Hindu lunisolar Calendar .On this day, sisters tie a band on their brother’s hand and wish them good luck and in return, brothers promise that they will protect their sisters till the last drop of their blood. This festival is primarily celebrated in India, Mauritius and Nepal. In India this festival is celebrated very zealously. A big variety of Rakhis are available in the market and a crowd of sisters is there on every shop.

In the event, the whole family gets together and sisters tie the rakhis to all their brothers at one place. In modern times, the rakhis are not only for brothers but also for their wives and this festival is having a great importance as family members get together for this festival in modern and fast life. Rakshabandhan actually begins a week ago when sisters start purchasing Rakhis for brothers and brothers prepare gifts for their sisters. Even small children like this festival and they also await it with eager.

After the event, there is a general arrangement of food for all the guests by the host family members. Many Indian stories about the rakhi and Rakshabandhan are heard in India and are still roaming, like the stories of Rajput princesses or queens sending Rakhis to neighboring kings as token of brotherhood and asking them for protection.

Answer 2

• Rakhi Purnima, known as Raksha Bandhan, is a famous festival observed by the Hindu community. On this auspicious day, the brothers traditionally consolidate their oath to protect their sisters from any obstacle. The sisters worship their brothers, tie a holy bracelet on their wrist, and receive gifts and money from their elders.

• Rakhi is the symbol of love and unity, but if we study Hindu mythology, it is concluded that rakhi was not performed traditionally by siblings in ancient times. The wives conducted their rites on their husbands. In the legendary tale of Lord Indra Dev and his wife Sachi, Lord Indra went on a fierce battle with a powerful demonic king Bali. Fearing the threatened life of Lord Indra, his wife Sachi tied a pious bracelet to her husband’s wrist that was given to by Lord Vishnu. Thus, in ancient times the tying of thread has become a tradition for married couples, but in the present time, it has extended from brothers and sisters to every kind of relationship