Raksha Bandhan Legends

The celebration of Raksha Bandhan is mostly celebrated for security. There are different stories and legends in Hindu Mythology just as ever, where Gods have tied the rakhi to secure their friends and family for their insurance. Here are the accounts.

Indra Indrani: 




This legend reveals to us that Rakhi is a sacrosanct string of security and it can't just be attached to the siblings for assurance, yet additionally to the ones we love. The narrative of Indra and Indrani happens in the Vedic time frame when a clash of the divine beings and evil spirits occurred. Indrani, the partner of Indra, tied a holy string on the wrist of her better half for assurance against the malevolent devils. 

Krishna and Draupadi: 

In the Mahabharata, Lord Krishna had harmed his finger when he had sent his Sudarshan Chakra from his finger to guillotine Shishupala. Draupadi then swathed his finger with a bit of fabric from her saree. Master Krishna who was moved by her deed vowed to shield her from all chances. 

Yama Yamuna: 




In this story, Yama tied a consecrated string on the wrist of her sibling Yamuna to shield him from the scourge of dead and mutilation from his stepmother, Chhaya. He told his mom that he knew about her mystery to which she got irate and gave this revile to him, which was lifted due to the string. 

Ruler Bali and Goddess Laxmi: 




Goddess Laxmi masked herself as a Brahmin lady and tied a rakhi to King Bali upon the arrival of Shravan Purnima. She at that point uncovered herself and requested that the ruler free his partner, Lord Vishnu and let him come back to Vaikunth. 

Santoshi Maa and Lord Ganesha: 



This legend is viewed as the purpose for the festival of Raksha Bandhan. Ruler Ganesha had two children who requested that he bring a sister who might tie rakhi to them. Ganesha at that point made Santoshi Maa who tied rakhi to his children.


How is Raksha Bandhan Celebrated?

Scarcely any prior days Raksha Bandhan, sisters shop starting with one spot then onto the next looking for striking rakhi and desserts for their siblings. They likewise purchase different things that are required for the custom-like Roli chawal, pooja thali, coconut, and so on. The siblings, then again, purchase presents for their sisters.

Upon the arrival of Raksha Bandhan, everybody gets up ahead of schedule and scrub down. They at that point perform puja and do the aarti of the Gods. At that point, the sisters apply a week of roli and chawal on the temple of their siblings, tie the rakhi, and give them desserts to eat. Siblings at that point offer endowments to their sisters and the two of them have a feast together.

Raksha Bandhan Muhurat

This year, Raksha Bandhan will be celebrated on Monday 3 August 2020.

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Raksha Bandhan Dates for the Next 5 Years

The following table shows the dates of Raksha Bandhan for the next four years:

YearDateDay
202122nd AugustSunday
202211th AugustThursday
202330th AugustWednesday
202419th AugustMonday


Celebrations are the festival of fellowship in India. They assume a significant job to fabricate a superior society, where positive qualities thrive and the soul of co-activity wins. There are numerous promising days in India, which are celebrating by Indians with a great deal of pizzazz and soul. Rakhi Purnima or Rakha Bandhan is one of them. It is known by different names; Vish Trak - the destroyer of venom, Punya Pradayak-the best ower of helps and the Pap nashak-the destroyer of sins. 

In the Indian folklore, a full moon day is viewed as a propitious day. Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi falls on a full moon day in the long stretch of Shravana (August) as per the Hindu lunisolar calendrer. All Hindus do land up to observe Raksha Bandhan all through the world, basically in India, Nepal and a few areas of Pakistan. Raksha Bandhan is known by the various names in various locales of India. The ceremonies may contrast a little from area to locale however by and large convey a similar atmosphere. For the ranchers, it is praised as "Kajri Purnima". On this day, they began planting wheat and go to god for good yields and in the costal-locales of India this day is praised as "Narayali Purnima". The day is given to the God Indra (God of downpour), and the God Varuna. 


Raksha Bandhan has a profound established chronicled hugeness. There are numerous legends connected with the past of Hindu religion. As indicated by the Hindu folklore, it is accepted that on each Shravana Purnima day the god Yamuna used to tie a hallowed string on Yama's (God of death) wrist. Yama was so intrigued and moved by the tranquility of this custom that he announced, who at any point got a rakhi tied from his sister would get undying. From that day the customary has been performed by the individuals. Another legend is identified with the Mahabharata. In Mahabharata, there is an occurrence where Lord Krishna was harmed during the war with ruler Shishupal, and left with draining finger. At that point, Draupati had torn a bit of material and tied around his wrist to quit dying. Krishna was moved by her signal and vowed to answer her adoration and dedication in future, at whatever point she needs that. The legend of compelling lord Bali and the divinity Laxmi (Goddess of riches) is additionally a famous one. Be that as it may, the account of Rani Karnavati and Emperor Humayun is the most noteworthy proof in history related with this celebration. Rani Karnavati, a widow sovereign of the ruler Chittor sent a rakhi to Emperor Humayun with a solicitation to spare her pride. The Emperor Humayun contacted by the signal and began with his soldiers without burning through whenever to spare her respect however before he came to there, rani performed Joher and yielded her life. 


Accordingly, Raksha Bandhan is an antiquated Hindu celebration, signifies "a bunch of insurance", a representative recharging of one of the most wonderful feeling in people. On this promising day, according to the convention sister revere the God and ties a sacrosanct string on her sibling's correct wrist and appeals to God for his prosperous future. It displays her adoration and fondness for her sibling and in the arrival sibling customarily vows to secure, watchman and guide her through her thick and diminishes for an incredible remainder and favors her with great wishes. They likewise trades endowments and appreciate the day. Presently a days, as the way of life of the individuals has been changing, the sisters and siblings who are living endlessly from one another send their desires through cards and messages. 


The celebration of rakhi unites whole family and reinforces the power of profound devotion and love between the kin. A long lasting guarantee is made by the siblings on this day is the pith of sibling and sister relationship. Therefore it is an image of immaculateness of connection between them.

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