Rakhi is celebrated in India, how leaders send their greetings.

Key sentence:

• As India observes Raksha Bandhan on Sunday, August 22, political leaders and others wished individuals on the favourable event. 
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday stretched out his good tidings to individuals on the event of Raksha Bandhan.

As India observes Raksha Bandhan on Sunday, August 22, political leaders and a few others wished individuals on the favourable event, which denotes the affection between kin. Thus, the celebration of Raksha Bandhan is seen with extraordinary grandeur and show in India. 

Otherwise called Rakhi or Raksha Bandhan, the celebration is very comparative in its pith and assessment to Bhai Dooj; aside from that, on Raksha Bandhan, the stately Rakhi is attached to the kin’s wrists.

PM Naredra Modi Tweet:

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday stretched out his good tidings to individuals on the event of Raksha Bandhan. “Many all the best to every one of the comrades on the promising event of Raksha Bandhan,” the Prime Minister tweeted in Hindi. 

Vice president M Venkaiah Naidu addressed the nation:

VP M Venkaiah Naidu additionally welcomed the country on Raksha Bandhan and asked individuals to guarantee a protected climate for the ladies. “On this favourable day, let us resolve to maintain the pride of ladies and guarantee a protected climate for them consistently,” the VP’s office tweeted. 

Amit Shah also wished the Nation:

Union home minister Amit Shah additionally welcomed the country on the celebration. “Warm wishes to every one of the comrades on the promising event of Rakshabandhan,” Shah tweeted. 

Speaker Om Birla posted a video:

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla posted a video explanation on the event of Raksha Bandhan and said, “Good congrats to the compatriots, this sacred celebration of prudent warmth among sibling and sister is an image of our rich strict social legacy.” 

He added, “On this day, it is wanted that the affection and fraternity in the general public become more grounded. Allow us to come nearer to one another, add to the new development of India.” 

Why the Rakhi is celebrated:

Since Rakhi is commended yearly on the full moon in the Hindu month of Shravan, every year, a specific time is considered ideal for doing the custom. 

So this year, Rakha Bandhan falls on August 22, and the ‘shubh muhurta or the best ideal opportunity to tie the Rakhi on your kin is between 1:42 pm to 4:18 pm.