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The festival is made up of two words, namely "Raksha" and "Bandhan." As per the Sanskrit terminology, the occasion means "the tie or knot of protection" where "Raksha" stands for the protection and "Bandhan" signifies the verb to tie. Together, the festival symbolizes the eternal love of brother-sister relationship.
Historical Significance:
The tradition of Rakshabandhan has roots in Hindu mythology and history where a queen named Draupadi tied a piece of her saree around Lord Krishna's wrist to stop his bleeding from a battle wound. Touched by her gesture, Krishna promised to protect her whenever she needed.
Modern Celebration:
Today, Raksha Bandhan remains a widely celebrated festival in India and among Indians around the world. It's a celebration of the universal values of love, care, and unity. In different religions it is celebrated with different names such as in Jainism this festival is celebrated by giving ceremonial threads to devotees. In Sikhism, it is observed as "Rakhardi" or Rakhari.