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Raksha Bandhan
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Tomorrow is Raksha Bandhan.The festival of brother and sister.How you all are going to celebrate this day.I will celebrate the day by tying Rakhi on my brothers wrist and pray for their long life.
Sharmistha Banerjee
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    We keralites never give importance to Raksha bandhan.
    I have a brother. yet, I have never tied it around his wrist.
    Meera sandhu
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    I have only one brother. I will pray for his wellness and long life. He is having two twin babies.
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    Raksha bandhan is very popular in U.P. Administration had to arrange special buse and all routes were very busy. The streets in Agra were over crowded and traffic very slow just yesterday even though the festival is today. Special sweets called Ghewar is common on this day.

    G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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    My daughter tied Rakhi on my wrist which my cousin sent me by courier.I don't have a real sister so this festival is not much of importance for me till i had my own babies as of now they celebrate it with joy. :)
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    Happy Rakhi to all boddunan brothers and sisters. Have lots of fun.
    Thank you said by: vimala
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    Today first time my daughter is going to tie Rakhi on my son's hand. Today is really special for our family.
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    Today is special and enjoyed the whole day .My daughter has bound Rakhi in her brother wrist and they were so happy.
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    Every year for some one or the other i tye raskhi, this is the year which i didnt tye even to a single person

    Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

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    Every year for some one or the other i tye raskhi, this is the year which i didnt tye even to a single person

    But why?
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    Although Raksha Bandhan is a festival of love between brother and sister, this also reminds that women are weak. Being weak, they tie Rakhi on brother's wrist to ensure safety. Ironically, even a very strong and powerful sister ties Rakhi on her weak and handicapped brother expecting that he will protect her.

    I have a cousin in Delhi, who is physically handicapped since very childhood and he depends on his sister for looking after him. Yet his sister will tie Rakhi on him expecting that he will protect her.

    G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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