Raksha Bandhan is a festival that celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters. It is a time for families to come together and celebrate their love and support for each other.

Raksha Bandhan is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Shravana, which usually falls in August.

The traditional gift that sisters give to their brothers on Raksha Bandhan is a rakhi, which is a sacred thread that is tied around the brother's wrist.

The traditional gift that brothers give to their sisters on Raksha Bandhan is a gift of money, which is called a "shagun".

The rakhi is a symbol of the love and bond between brothers and sisters, a symbol of protection, and a symbol of good luck.

Families on Raksha Bandhan exchange gifts, eat a festive meal, and perform a puja.

The puja performed on Raksha Bandhan is a prayer for the well-being of brothers and sisters, a prayer for protection from evil, and a prayer for good luck.

Puran poli, kheer, and gujiya are some of the traditional foods that are eaten on Raksha Bandhan.

Phoolon ka taaron ka sabka kehna hai, Raksha Bandhan aaya hai, and Behno ne bhaiyon ko rakhi bandhi hai are some of the popular songs that are sung on Raksha Bandhan.

The red thread used in the rakhi is a symbol of love, protection, and good luck.

The rice grains used in the rakhi represent fertility, prosperity, and good luck.

The coconut used in the rakhi represents strength, protection, and good luck.

The betel leaves used in the rakhi represent love, respect, and good luck.

The flowers used in the rakhi represent beauty, fragrance, and good luck.

The sweets used in the rakhi represent happiness, prosperity, and good luck.