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Aaya Rakhi ka tyohaar
Chhayi khushiyon ki bahaar
Ek resham ki dori se bandha
Bahan ne bhai ki kalaayi pe pyaar
Happy Raksha Bandhan!

Chandan ki dori
Phoolon ka haar
Aaya Saawan ka mahina
Aur Rakhi ka tyohar
Jismen hai jhalakta
Bhai-Bahan ka pyaar
Raksha Bandhan Mubarak ho Didi!

Rakhi ke is pavitra dhaage me hai bandhaa
Dher saara sneh, dher saara pyaar
Aur aseem laad-dulaar
Rakhi par doon yahi asheesh
Sadaa khila rahe tumhara sansaar!
Raksha Bandhan ke tyohaar ki dher saari badhayi!

Suraj ki tarah chamakte raho
Phoolon ki tarah mehakte raho
Yahi dua hai is bhai ki aaj
Ki aap sadaa khush raho!
Bhai ki taraf se ek bahan ko Rakhi ki hardik shubhkamnaayen!

Raksha Bandhan Sayri

“Usaka Husn gaya kaleja cheer,
Nayano Se barbas Chhuta ek teer
Woh Muskurayi, Nazdeeq aayi,
Boli, Rakhi Bandhwale mere veer.”

Raksha Bandhan Quotes

Kabhi Aati Thi Kabhi Jaati Thi
Kabhi Hansti Kabhi Hansati Thi
Fir Bhagati Thi Bhag Jaati Thi
Khud Bolti Thi, Mujhse Bulvati Thi
Yeh Toh Baad Mein Pata Chala
Key Mujhe Woh Rakhi Bandhna Chahti Thi!

Raksha Bandhan Funny Jokes

Kabhi Aati Thi Kabhi Jaati Thi
Kabhi Hansti Kabhi Hansati Thi
Fir Bhagati Thi Bhag Jaati Thi
Khud Bolti Thi, Mujhse Bulvati Thi
Yeh Toh Baad Mein Pata Chala
Key Mujhe Woh Rakhi Bandhna Chahti Thi!

Raksha Bandhan History

Everyone loves a good story and when it is about a festival it's even better, isn't it? So here they are -- stories of Raksha Bandhan from history and mythology so you can tell your kids about why we celebrate this festival.

Krishna and Draupadi

Perhaps the most popular of the rakhi stories in our mythology is that of Lord Krishna and Draupadi -- the wife of the five Pandavas.

An incident in their lives finds a mention amongst the various stories of the Mahabharata.

According to one version on a Sankranti day, Krishna managed to cut his little finger while handling sugarcane. Rukmini, his queen immediately sent her help to get a bandage cloth while Sathyabama, his other consort rushed to bring some cloth herself.

Draupadi who was watching all of this rather simply tore off a part of her sari and bandaged his finger.

In return for this deed, Krishna promised to protect her in time of distress.

The word he is said to have uttered is 'Akshyam' which was a boon: 'May it be unending'.

And that was how Draupadi's sari became endless and saved her embarrassment on the day she was disrobed in full public view in king Dritarashtra's court.