Class VII student celebrates Raksha Bandhan in an eco-friendly manner
A Class VII student named Blessi celebrated Raksha Bandhan by tying handmade paper rakhis to trees in her village. She used the occasion to promote environmental awareness and the importance of protecting nature.
Why it matters
It highlights grassroots environmental activism and the integration of traditional cultural practices with ecological conservation efforts.
Blessi ties handmade paper rakhis to trees in Suddala village of Rajanna Sircilla district on Rakhi Pournami, sending out a green message on Friday. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Demonstrating her commitment to a greener future, young environmental enthusiast Blessi from Suddala village in Rajanna Sircilla district celebrated Rakhi Pournami in an eco-friendly manner.
Blessi, a Class VII student of the State-run Gurukul school at Baddenapally, tied handmade paper rakhis to dozens of trees in and around her house on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan on Friday.
She performed the ritual before tying a rakhi to her brother at home, highlighting the bond between siblings as well as her commitment to protecting greenery.
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