Also Read: Raksha Bandhan 2023 gift ideas: Smartwatches, wireless earbuds and other gadgets you can buy Typically, Rakhi falls on the final day of the Sawan month, coinciding with the Full Moon. As per the Drik Panchang, the precise auspicious time to commemorate Raksha Bandhan is as follows: The Bhadra period for Raksha Bandhan concludes at 9:01 pm. The Bhadra Poonch phase is from 5:30 pm to 6:31 pm, followed by the Bhadra Mukha interval from 6:31 pm to 8:11 pm.
Additionally, the Poornima Tithi, signifying the Full Moon, commences on August 30 at 10:58 am and concludes on August 31 at 7:05 am. The Raksha Bandhan celebration encompasses numerous customs. During this occasion, the sister conducts her brother's aarti and offers prayers for his well-being.
Subsequently, she ties a Rakhi around his wrist, applies a tilak on his forehead, and shares sweets with him. Brothers reciprocate their love by presenting their sisters with gifts or money. Also Read: PM Modi asks NDA MPs to reach out to Muslim women during Rakshan Bandhan festival As per Drik Panchang, the conventional practice designates the afternoon as the most propitious period for observing Raksha Bandhan.
Nevertheless, if this timing clashes with Bhadra, the rituals are postponed until after its conclusion. Various state governments have introduced initiatives to enable women to enjoy Raksha Bandhan festivities. Also Read: Bank Holidays August 2023: Banks to remain closed on these days.
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