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A brother is a friend given by Nature. ~Jean Baptiste Legouve

Rakhi in India is the day dedicated to celebrate the beautiful gift of nature, brother. Rakhi or Raksha Bandhan is the day of tying the sacred thread in the hand of the brother to protect him from all evil powers throughout his life. In the name of the thread of protection, the day is named as Rakhi. Siblings are perhaps the most precious gifts in the life of a human being. And sibling love is the strongest kind of selfless or unconditional love.

Raksha Bandhan is an inseparable part of the Indian tradition and culture. It is one of the major festivals of the country and there are thousands of customs and traditions that are related to it. One of these traditions is of exchanging gifts of different kinds. There is a wide range of gift items that can be used on Rakhi. These may be sweets, jewellery, attires and a lot more. All these items can also be termed as traditional Rakhi gifts. With the changing time and taste, the traditions related to the festival of Rakhi have also been modified accordingly.

Raksha Bandhan is a special event which celebrates the heavenly relationship enjoyed between a brother and sister. There are is a lot of emotions attached with the rakhi thread which is tied on the hand of the brother by the sister. The rakhi thread signifies a bond which is inseparable. The thread signifies the pledge of lifelong protection and wellbeing which a brother makes to a sister. Rakhi festival is also the time for sending a number of gifts to your dear ones. The gifts for the occasion need to be innovative and special. Dry Fruits are always a special gift.