Rajasthan Celebrates Rakshabandhan with Traditional Fervor

Rakshabandhan was celebrated with traditional fervor across Rajasthan, with sisters tying rakhis on their brothers' wrists. Free travel facilities were provided for women on state roadways buses. Various leaders, including the Chief Minister, extended greetings, while Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla celebrated with women who lost family members to Covid-19.

Rakshabandhan was celebrated with traditional fervor across Rajasthan on Monday, with sisters tying rakhis on their brothers' wrists to mark the occasion.

In Kota, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla commemorated the festival with women who had lost family members, including brothers, due to Covid-19, providing a moment of solidarity and remembrance.

Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari visited the residence of former state president Satish Poonia to tie him a rakhi, celebrating the bond of protection and familial love.

To further celebrate the day, the state provided free travel facilities for women in state roadways buses until 11.59 pm. This free travel applied to all categories of buses except AC, Volvo, and all-India permit buses.

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasra, and other leaders extended their greetings, adding to the festive spirit across Rajasthan.

(With inputs from agencies.)