Raksha Bandhan is a very popular and biggest festival in India. Raksha Bandhan means (Kont and Protection). It is festival of beautiful relationship of brother and sister. We know in our Indian culture, in a family brother and sister always fight each other for the daily need things. Some cases, they also stop talking with each for many more days. When the Rakhi (Raksha Bandhan) day came, sister forgets all the past stuff and binds a Rakhi on the bother’s wrist. It is the holiest festival among all the Indian festivals; it is a festival of love and affection.
When is raksha bandhan in 2020?
This festival celebrate in August -3 in
this year.
Where raksha bandhan is celebrated?
Raksha Bandhan mainly
celebrate in North and Western parts of the India but now a days it is
celebrated all parts of the India due to the migrated population. It may be
celebrated in different ways in different states but the its important remain
same. Many places it is celebrated in different names. In northern and eastern
parts of India it is called as Rakhi Purnima. In the Western parts Maharashtra,
Goa, Karnataka and Gujarat celebrate as Narial Purnima.
How raksha bandhan is celebrated?
In the Rakhi Purnima, the
sister brings sweets and Rakhi for her brother. She brought the plate or thali
and prepares to worship her brother. Its no matter whether the it may elder or
younger brother. The sister keep Deepam, flower, sweets, kumkum and Rakhi in
the plate a and worship her brother for long life and protect her from the
difficulty. In the last she ties the Rakhi in her brother’s wrist and gives him
sweets. The sister wishes to her brother for a long life and same time the
brother also promise to save her throughout the life. After this the brother give
gifts to her sister.
Though we are now in
digital world, but this festival celebrate same in traditional way. Now days,
year by years the modernized Rakhi came to the market which attracts and
increases the mode of celebration. Lots of e-commerce platforms help people to
fast delivery of Rakhi and Rakhi gift to each corners of the country. Now no
need to physically go to any shop to by Rakhi, you can order your selected
Rakhi through online and get it your door step. Actually the online platforms
made this Rakhi festival enthusiasm and interesting.
Before the Rakhi date
arrives, the e-commerce platforms gear advertised their offers and coupons in
various social media. Though it is a seasonal business but this festival makes
good revenues. If you looked at the older days, in this festival sister used to
make the home made sweets for her brother. But now days the online platforms
provide the Rakhi gift pack, that means they provide Rakhi with sweets. The
traditional sweets now converted to the Chocolates and the Dray fruits. Because
due to migration population, the brother and sister are not be staying in same
places, same city or same states. These packages used to deliver from city to
city and states to state as well as to the overseas. So if it is dry items it
will stay for longer time and also easy to deliver. So online platform pay a
vital role in the Rakhi delivery. If you looked back the past days, the rakhi
size used to bigger than the present one. They used to use some type of sponge
material and thermo cool to make the rakhi. Now days most of the rakhi are made
from threads and in very smaller in size. That why it is comfortable to put on
wrist and easy to send through currier.
Raksha Bandhan is the most
favorite festival among the festival in India. It is celebrated among all ages
of the people. There are few festivals, which can be celebrated by girls when
they are single, after they got married, those cannot be celebrated. But the Raksha
Bandhan can be celebrated from birth to till death.
Mythological stories on Raksha Bandhan
There are vest Mythology stories behind this Rakhi
festival in Hindu religion. The most import story is about the Lord Krishna and
Draupadi. The relationship between Krishna and Draupadi cannot be explained,
which has also no name but most respectful relationship. They call each other
‘Sakhi’ that means friends. Once Lord Krishna cut his little finger when he was
cutting the sugarcane and it was bleeding. See this incident, rani Rukmani asked
to her servant to bring clothes or bandage. Draupadi was present at that place
and seeing this situation; she tore off a part of her sari and tied it on Lord
Krishna’s wound. Seeing this Lord Krishna became happy and promised to protect
her throughout the life.
This piece of sari later
became endless and save Draupadi when Kauravas was doing Vastraharan. So Lord Krishna kept his promise and save her,
when she was in trouble. Therefore from that day onward we are celebrating Raksha Bandhan festiva. There are many stories,
among them this is the most favorite story.
There is also one more
story of Rani Karnawati and Emperor Humayun which is based on the Raksha
Bandhan. Once the Rajputs were flirting with the sultan of Gujarat, Bahadur
Shah to protect their kingdom from the Muslim invasions. In those time Raksha
Bandhan means the commitment and protects of the sister from the trouble is
first priority. When Rani Karnawati realized that she could not protect her
kingdom from the Bahadur Shah and she need to someone help to protect her kingdom.
She sent a Rakhi thread to Emperor Humayun, that means she needs help and protection
to save her kingdom. After getting this Rakhi, Emperor Humayun overwhelmed by
gesture and came forward to Rani Karnawati to help her and protect her kingdom.
Emperor Humayun fought with the sultan of Gujarat, Bahadur Shah and released
her kingdom from Bahadur Shah. Emperor Humayun gave Rani Karnawati’s kingdom
back as a rakhi gift.
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If you can look back the Indian history, you will find many more stories which are based on the Raksha Bandhan.Rakhi for Brother with Gifts
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