Raksha Bandhan Puja celebrates the sacred bond between brothers and sisters, with sisters tying a rakhi (sacred thread) on their brother's wrist and praying for his protection and wellbeing.
30 min Physical Festival Pujas
Why perform Raksha Bandhan Puja?
Celebrates and strengthens the sibling bond
Seeks protection and long life for the brother
Marks a joyous, cherished family tradition observed across India
When should Raksha Bandhan Puja be performed?
Observed on Raksha Bandhan, the full moon day (Purnima) of the Shravan month (typically August).
How is Raksha Bandhan Puja performed?
Aarti & Tilak
The sister performs an aarti and applies tilak on her brother's forehead.
Rakhi Tying
The sister ties a rakhi thread on her brother's wrist while offering prayers for his wellbeing.
Gift Exchange
The brother offers a gift and a promise of protection in return.
Items needed (Samagri)
Rakhi thread
Tilak (kumkum), rice, and a diya
Sweets for the exchange
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Raksha Bandhan be observed beyond biological siblings?
Yes, it's often extended to cousins and close family friends who share a sibling-like bond.
Can this be observed if the brother lives abroad?
Yes, many send a rakhi by post or perform a symbolic version over video call when they can't be together.
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+ Travelling charge collected by Panditji, if applicable