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Little School Sisters Tied the Sacred Thread: Indigenous Rakhis Adorned the Wrists of Soldiers Who Couldn't Go Home for the Festival.
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At Saraswati Shishu Mandir Narsinghmandir in Jabalpur, young girls tied indigenous Rakhis on the wrists of soldiers who were unable to visit their homes for festivals. The soldiers serving the nation were filled with joy after receiving the Rakhi. Due to military duty and difficult circumstances, many soldiers hadn't been able to visit home for festivals for seven to ten years. This occasion was a special one for these soldiers. This unique comb…
·Bhopal, India
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