'High-fives, smiles and more': PM Modi celebrates Raksha Bandhan with school children
Continuing the annual tradition, schoolgirls visited the prime minister's official residence at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg, where they tied 'rakhis' on his wrist.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Raksha Bandhan with schoolchildren at his official residence in New Delhi on Friday. The children tied rakhis on his wrist, participating in the annual tradition. Modi shared his thoughts on the occasion, describing the "high-fives, smiles and more" experienced during the celebrations. Across the political spectrum, other leaders also joined in the festivities, extending greetings and messages to mark the special day.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah celebrated with girls from his parliamentary constituency who were living with Type 1 diabetes. In Ahmedabad, Shah highlighted that the government provides free insulin for life to all children suffering from this condition. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also celebrated the festival with schoolchildren, sharing her appreciation for the heartfelt moments and the warmth the occasion brought.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi extended his warm wishes to citizens across the country, emphasizing the enduring values of affection, trust, and family ties that strengthen with each Raksha Bandhan celebration.
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