Raksha Bandhan 2020

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Introduction

Raksha Bandhan is seen on the most recent day of the Hindu lunar schedule month of Shraavana, which commonly falls in August. The articulation "Raksha Bandhan," Sanskrit, actually, "the obligation of security, commitment, or care," is presently chiefly applied to this custom. Until the mid-twentieth century, the articulation was all the more normally applied to a comparable custom, additionally hung around the same time, with priority in antiquated Hindu writings, in which a local cleric ties special necklaces, charms, or strings on the wrists of his benefactors, or changes their sacrosanct string, and gets blessings of cash; in certain spots, this is as yet the case.interestingly, the sister-sibling celebration, with causes in society culture, had names which shifted with area, with some rendered as Saluno,Silono, and Rakri. A custom related with Saluno incorporated the sisters setting shoots of grain behind the ears of their brothers.

When is Raksha Bandhan ?

3 Aug 2020

History of raksha Bandhan

Raksha Bhandhan is also known as Rakhi Purnima .It is Celebrated on the full moon of the Hindu  month Shravana. It is public Holiday in serval region of India , dependant on what day of the week it fall on.

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It is also a great sacred verse of unity, acting as a symbol of life's advancement and a leading messenger of togetherness. Raksha means protection, and in some places in medieval India, where women felt unsafe, they tie Rakhi on the wrist of men, regarding them as brothers. In this way, Rakhi strengthens the bond of love between brothers and sisters, and revives the emotional bonding. Brahmins change their sacred thread (janoi) on this day, and dedicate themselves once again to the study of the scriptures.

Customs and Practice

As the rakhi is tied, a petition is offered requesting satisfaction and thriving. 

Today rakhis are regularly finished with multi-hued silk string, and frequently enhanced with stones and dots. 

Once the rakhi has been tied a mantra is recited either in Sanskrit or Punjabi. 

Toward the finish of the service the sister puts a sweet in her mouth. Following this her sibling gives her a little money related endowment of appreciation. 

This celebration has advanced throughout the years to envelop the significance of numerous individuals in Hindu society, yet chief it keeps on regarding and maintain the connection between a sister and sibling.

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