 Early Times Report
Kathua, Aug 26: Jammu Sanskriti School Kathua organized Rakhi-Making Competition in the school premises, in which little Sanskritians of all Classes participated in this competition and made beautiful 'Rakhis'. The occasion is popularly called, Raksha Bandhan or the tying of an amulet. The tiny tots of the pre primary wing came dressed in traditional attire. The girl students tied Rakhi to army men and shared chocolates and sweets. By doing this act children learn the act of relationship and also realized that how tough is the life of Army persons who stay away from families. They enjoyed the celebration of festivals. The students participated in a Rakhi making competition, following which the Rakhi made by the student were displayed. Teachers shared mythological stories of the festival Rakhi and spoke on its significance. Girl students also tied Rakhis to the boys and celebrated with enthusiasm. Principal Shuchita Gupta enlightened the importance of Rakhis and the bond of brother and sister relationship. She said that many students tied rakhis on plants and trees as a pledge to protect them for a healthy environment and these competitions helped children to develop their creativity among students. |
