‘Rakhi’ festival celebrated at Blooming Buds School Moga

Blooming Buds School, a renowned educational institution of Moga city, celebrated Rakhi festival under the leadership of Group Chairman Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Saini and Chairperson Mrs. Kamal Saini. Blooming Buds School is setting new records in the field of education and sports every day. Along with this, the institution also pays close attention to keeping the students connected with their culture, heritage, rituals and festivals. Under this, Rakhi festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the small children in the school today. Little girls made very beautiful rakhis. Girls celebrated this festival by tying Rakhi to their brothers. Charts and articles related to the festival of Rakhi were presented today by the students during the morning Assembly. School Principal Dr. Hamiliya Rani told the students that this festival has been a part of Indian culture for centuries. The festival of Rakhi is a symbol of mutual love between brothers and sisters and the feeling of protecting the sister in the heart of the brother. On this festival, a sister ties a rakhi on her brother’s wrist with the belief that her brother will protect her in difficult times throughout her life. She further said that our country India has been a country of fairs and festivals since the beginning. Many festivals are celebrated in our country from time to time. Among them Rakhi festival is also an important festival. About the beginning of Rakhi, she told the students that in the Dwapara era, when the Kauravas tried to kill Draupadi, Lord Krishna helped her, during which Lord Krishna’s finger was injured. At that time, Draupadi tore a cloth from her sari and tied it on Krishna’s wound. Lord Krishna considered Draupadi as his sister and promised to protect her. This tradition started from this day that the sister who becomes a rakhi on her brother’s wrist, then the brother will protect her all his life. All the students and teachers were present on this occasion.