Thursday, July 19, 2018

RAKSHABANDHAN SPEECH


            India is a country of festivals. Various types of festivals are celebrated here. Every festival has its special significance. Rakshabandhan is a festival symbol of brother-sister love. It is also a festival festival of India’s Guru-disciple tradition. It is a sacred festival to esteem the importance of charity.
            The festival of Raksha Bandhan is celebrated on the day of Shravan Purnima. In the month of Shravan, the Rishigans used to study and offer sacrifices in the ashram. The Shravan-Purnima was fulfilled in the form of a monthly sacrifice. At the end of the sacrifice, the practice of tie-up the hosts to the hosts and the disciples was custom. Hence its name is known as Prevention of Defense. In keeping with this tradition, Brahmin still keeps his hosts safeguarding. Later this same defense-formula started to be called Rakhi. Braving the formula on the wrist, the Brahmins pronounce the following mantra
            That is, the instrument of defense (Rakhi) was tied to the high-blooded monster Rajya Bali, I bind you. O Goddess! You too do not dash with your duties, that is, to protect it from everything else.
            Nowadays Rakhi is considered to be the festival of brother and sister. The sisters wait for this festival from the month before. On this occasion, married sisters maternal in-laws and organize rakhi banding on the wrist of the brothers. They apply tilak on their forehead and bind them with a rakhi. Brother gives happiness to the sister by giving some gifts. Love gives new clothes and money. The family has a sense of happiness. In the hands of older children, the defense-threads are tied. Special dishes are made in the house.
            On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, there is a special initiative in the market. With colorful hawkers, shops are more rigid. People buy different types of Rakhi. There is a lot of crowd at the confectionery shop. People take gifts and buy sweets packets for use at home.
            On the day of Shravan Purnima, special puja is performed in the temples. People come to Jalgaon to carry water to Shivaji while walking miles. The scene of walking with a crowbar on the brow is very unique. This trip brings great pleasure. Shravani Mela seems to be held at several pilgrim centers. There are puja lessons and havan programs in the house. Donation has been recognized as a special significance of Raksha Bandhan. This is called the virtue of virtue, it is said. People feed the bunches and give them new clothes. The pandit is supplied to the Purites and donations are given to Dakshina.
            Rakshabandhan is a festival that foster family gathering and reconciliation. All members of the family are gathered on this occasion. Married sisters come in contact with my maternal uncle. The memories of childhood become alive in his mind. Children and girls dressed in new clothes, dressed in the courtyard. The sister binds the rakhi in the brother’s wrist and promises her protection. Brother follows this promise. In this way, there is strongness in family relationships. People begin to give importance to mutual love by forgetting the past tears.
            In this way, the festival of Rakshabandan works to increase love and brotherhood in the society. It is a unique festival throughout the world. In this we get a glimpse of the ancient culture of the country.


AN ESSAY ON RAKSHABANDHAN

Raksha Bandhan is one of the main Hindu festivals. The festival is celebrated with great zeal in various parts of the country. It is known to strengthen the brother-sister bond. It is celebrated by brothers and sisters of all age.
When is Raksha Bandhan Celebrated?
As per the Hindu calendar, Raksha Bandhan falls in Shravan maas also known as the Sawan month. It is celebrated on the last day of the Shravan mass which mostly falls in the month of August. The entire month of Sawan is considered to be auspicious as per the Hindu religion.
How is Raksha Bandhan Celebrated?
Raksha Bandhan is celebrated during the day time. Brothers and sisters adorn beautiful attires to celebrate this pious day. The sisters apply tilak on the brothers’ forehead, tie the rakhi on their wrist and exchange sweets. While carrying out this ritual the sisters pray for the well being of their brothers. The brothers give gifts to their sisters and pledge that they will stand by them and take care of them in every situation. Both brothers and sisters observe fast before tying the rakhi. They eat only after the ritual is carried out.
The ritual is mostly followed by a family brunch. Raksha Bandhan is thus no longer just a day to celebrate the brother-sister bond but also a good occasion to bond with other family members. It is not just celebrated among real brothers and sisters but also among cousins. People mostly gather at their ancestral house where all the cousins and their families can gather and celebrate the day. In today’s busy life when people find it hard to meet their near and dear ones, occasions such as these offer a good chance to bond with them.
Conclusion
Women are especially quite excited about Raksha Bandhan as it is time for them to shop and adorn beautiful dresses and accessories. Men, on the other hand, look forward to meet their sisters and cousins. It is indeed one of the best Hindu festivals.

SPEECH ON RAKHI FESTIVAL


          Raksha Bandhan is one of the main festivals in Hindu religion. Although it is celebrated across India, it holds special reference for those belonging to the northern and western parts of the country.
          The priests in the country announce special time for tying rakhi on the day of Raksha Bandhan. It is time for the ladies to adorn beautiful attires and get ready for the occasion. They are mostly seen wearing ethnic ensembles with matching accessories and footwear. Men are also seen donning traditional Indian attire. The atmosphere is filled with love and joy. The ritual begins with sisters applying tilak on their brothers’ forehead. They then tie rakhi on their brothers’ wrist and exchange sweets. Sisters wish for the well being of their brothers as they carry out the ritual. Brothers give gifts to their sisters and promise to take care of them in every situation. It is not only a special day for brothers and sisters but is also a great occasion to bond with other family members.
          The advancement in technology has also helped in bringing the loved ones together on this day. The siblings living in distant lands can connect with each other via video call. Those who are unable to visit each other on rakhi celebrate the festival by seeing each other virtually on phone or laptop these days.