Celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2024
Celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2024
“राखी का त्यौहार है
बहन भाई के लिए बहुत खास है
लाया खुशियों की बहार है
रेशम के धागे से बंधा प्यार है।”
Raksha Bandhan: Festival of Love and Protection
Symbolizing the unbreakable bond between a brother and a sister, the festival of Raksha Bandhan holds a special place in the hearts of millions. As we approach the year 2024, let’s look at the significance, history, and heartfelt connection of this festival.
Significance of Raksha Bandhan:
Celebrating brother-sister love means Raksha Bandhan, often also referred to as Rakhi, is a festival that honors the unique bond between brothers and sisters. It symbolizes the promise of protection, love, and support that a brother and sister give to each other.
For which there is also a mantra in Sanskrit
येन बद्धो बलि राजा, दानवेन्द्रो महाबल,
तेन त्वाम् प्रतिबद्धनामि ,रक्षे माचल माचल:।
Which means “The same sacred thread that was tied to the most gracious King Bali, I tie it on your wrist, which will protect you from calamities forever”.
Bonding beyond blood:
Rakhi celebrates the idea that relationships are not limited to blood; it includes all types of sibling relationships including cousins and close friends. If we remember a few lines of a poem on this occasion,
प्रीत के धागो के बंधन में,स्नेह का उमड़ रहा संसार,
सारे जग में सबसे सच्चा,होता भाई बहन का प्यार,
Cultural Diversity
Raksha Bandhan, celebrated with diverse customs and rituals all over India, highlights the unity in diversity that characterizes our country.
Historical significance:
In the Mahabharata, Lord Krishna’s Sudarshan Chakra accidentally cut his finger. Seeing this, Princess Draupadi tore a piece of cloth from her sari and tied it on his wound to stop the bleeding. Lord Krishna was overwhelmed by this gesture and considered the cloth as a holy thread and that is Rakhi and since that day the day we are celebrating is Raksha Bandhan.
Unbreakable bond between Brands.live and customers:
As a branding company, Brands.live is dedicated to building relationships that stand the test of time just like the bond between brothers and sisters. Just like Rakhi is a symbol of protection, Brands.live is a symbol of reliability that gives a sense of security to our customers.
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Raksha Bandhan Festival Post
| Raksha Bandhan Offer Templates
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Raksha Bandhan Instagram Reels
| Raksha Bandhan Instagram Story Video
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Raksha Bandhan Animated Video
| Raksha Bandhan Invitation (A4)
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Raksha Bandhan Alphabet
| Importance Of Raksha Bandhan
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Raksha Bandhan Wishes Templates
| Raksha Bandhan whatsApp Sticker
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Raksha Bandhan Story Templates
| Raksha Bandhan History & Facts
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Here is a step-by-step guide to download marketing material from Brands.live.
Step – 1
Visit the Brands.live website: Visit the Brands.live website using your favorite web browser. Make sure you have a stable internet connection for a seamless experience.
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By following these steps, you can easily access and download high-quality marketing materials for your Raksha Bandhan campaign from Brands.live. Use these resources to increase the visibility of your campaign and effectively engage your audience.
As you celebrate Raksha Bandhan in 2024, take a moment to reflect on the bonds that enrich your life, whether it’s with your siblings or with the brands you trust. Just as a sister’s rakhi seals the promise of protection, let Brands.live be there for you for your branding needs.
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This Raksha Bandhan, celebrate not just the beautiful bond you share with your siblings, but also the relationships you build with your favourite brands, especially the ever-trusted, Brands.live.
Let's Enjoy the FAQ Session!
According to Drik Panchang, Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi will be observed on August 30, Wednesday this year. However, due to the Bhadra Kaal this year, you can also tie the Rakhi on August 31.
The tradition of Raksha Bandhan began when Lord Indra tied a Rakhi around his wrist for the safety of his wife, Indrani, following the advice of Guru Brihaspati. This event marked the beginning of the Raksha Bandhan tradition.
Yes, Raksha Bandhan is celebrated across India with various traditions and customs, and thus it is known by different names in different regions:
- Rakhi Purnima – Northern and Western India
- Upakarmam or Avani Avittam – Southern India
- Nariyal Purnima – Maharashtra
- Kajri Purnima – Central India
- Patang Uddane Ka Din – Northern India
- Pavitrpana – Western India
- Jhulan Purnima – West Bengal and Odisha
