Remarkably, there is little time for celebration or reflection. Barely two days after the competition in Bikaner, Rajyashree and her mother will return to the platform once again, competing at the ongoing ASMITA Weightlifting League in Kolkata on November 28.
In an unassuming corner of Bengal’s Nadia district, the humble rakhi — traditionally a symbol of a sister’s prayer for her brother’s safety — has quietly transformed into a messenger of environmental sustainability, social justice, and rural resilience
These unique Rakhis have been lovingly prepared by widows residing in Maa Sharda and other ashrams supported by Sulabh International as part of its Widows Welfare Programme.
In the wake of the recent incident at R G Kar Medical College, the Siliguri Police Commissionerate took a hearty initiative today to strengthen bonds with medical staff and the police by celebrating Rakhi Bandhan.
The national capital came alive to the festivities of Raksha Bandhan, the festival that celebrates the bond of love between brothers and sisters with the streets adorned with colourful decorations, and markets abuzz with activity as the residents celebrated the occasion.
Silk threads have dwarfed the virtual Rakhis running on social media. Sisters prefer to send colorful Rakhis by the Post Offices to their brothers.
The women living in Vrindavan ashrams have also prepared special rakhis featuring pictures of their Narendra Modi Bhaiya, which have been sent to him
Most people defied astrological ‘predictions’ about ‘inauspicious’ timings as girls and women tied ‘rakhis’ throughout the day on the wrist…
While, we all know the importance of Raksha Bandhan, a sister tying a sacred thread around the wrist of her…
Raksha Bandhan is a time to celebrate siblings, joy, and tradition. As Raksha Bandhan arrives, it’s a great occasion to…
