Shillong August 30: A heart-warming celebration of Raksha Bandhan unfolded at Raj Bhavan, Shillong as ten children and two mothers from SOS Children’s Village Shillong met the Governor of Meghalaya, Shri Phagu Chauhan, at Raj Bhavan, Shillong. This special occasion was marked by the tying of sacred Rakhis, symbolizing bonds of love, protection, and unity.
Raksha Bandhan is one of India’s most cherished festivals and signifies the deep connection between siblings. In a heartening departure from tradition, this year’s celebration expanded its horizons as the children from SOS Children’s Village extended their affection and respect to a leader who plays a pivotal role in the state.
The Governor, Shri Phagu Chauhan, graciously accepted the Rakhis, underlining his commitment to the people he represents. This gesture of unity and goodwill exemplified the essence of the festival, which transcends familial boundaries.
On the occasion of the time-honored tradition of Raksha Bandhan, Smti. B. K. Neelam, In-charge of Brahmakumaris, Shillong Centre, along with other members of the organization, paid a visit to the Governor of Meghalaya, Shri Phagu Chauhan, at Raj Bhavan, Shillong. During this special occasion, Smti. Neelam tied a sacred Rakhi on the Governor’s wrist, symbolizing the bonds of protection and love.
Raksha Bandhan, an Indian festival deeply rooted in culture, signifies the enduring love and commitment between siblings. This year, Smti. B. K. Neelam extended this beautiful tradition to embrace unity and respect for our leaders, emphasizing the festival’s essence of strengthening relationships and fostering goodwill.
