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Itanagar, Aug 19: Raksha Bandhan was celebrated with traditional fervour and enthusiasm at Raj Bhavan, Itanagar on Monday. Governor Lt. General KT Parnaik,(Retd.) celebrated the occasion with the members of the Brahma Kumari Organization and students and teachers from Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Chimpu. They tied Rakhis to the Governor symbolizing the sacred bond of protection and the values of love, respect, and commitment.
The Governor exchanged Raksha Bandhan greetings and conveyed his good wishes to the members of the Brahma Kumaris, the teachers, and the students present. He expressed his hope that the occasion would continue strengthening the bonds of goodwill among all sections of society.
The Governor said that Raksha Bandhan is one of the best traditions of Sanatana Dharma as it promotes a sense of oneness and amity. He said that in the age of the nuclear family, this practice has become more important as it brings the family members together. In the present world, this tradition provides a ray of hope for a peaceful world, which is crucial for maintaining harmony in our diverse society.
The Governor commended the Brahma Kumari and Vivekananda Kendra for their good work in the field of social service and education.