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News India Live, Digital Desk: Rakshabandhan 2025: Rakshabandhan, the festival of unwavering love and belief of brother and sister, brings a lot of happiness every year. This is not just a thread bond, but a sacred promise to protect each other. Like every year, next year too, questions are being raised in the minds of people about this festival and auspicious time.
So let us remove all your dilemma today and tell when Rakshabandhan is in 2025 and what is the best time to tie rakhi.
When is Rakshabandhan 2025?
Rakshabandhan festival next year i.e. 2025 Saturday, August 9 Will be celebrated This day falls on the full moon date of Shravan month according to the Hindu calendar.
Will this time also be the shadow of ‘Bhadra’?
Like the last few years, ‘Bhadra’ will be shared on Rakshabandhan in 2025. Bhadra period is considered a time in which no auspicious work, especially rakhi is considered good.
But there is nothing to worry about! Bhadra will end in the morning in 2025, so that the sisters will get a full day to tie a rakhi on their brothers’ wrists.
What is the most auspicious time to tie rakhi?
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Bhadra time: According to Panchang, Bhadra starts in the morning on 9 August 2025 Around 10:20 am Will remain till
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The right time to tie rakhi: Therefore, the best and auspicious time to tie rakhi From 10:20 am to 11:34 pm (As long as the full moon date will remain). You can tie rakhi anytime in the meantime at your convenience.
How to decorate the plate of worship?
Before tying the rakhi, the sisters decorate the plate of worship. Keep these things in this plate:
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A beautiful rakhi
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Roli (Kumkum) and Akshat (without broken rice)
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A small lamp (lamp)
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Brother’s favorite sweets
The sisters first vaccinate the brother’s forehead, then tie a rakhi on the wrist, perform their aarti and wishes them for their long and happy life by feeding them sweets. The brother also promises to protect her by giving gifts to her sister.
This festival is a symbol of love, safety and unwavering promises, not just a thread.
North India Statesman