Lumba Rakhi

A “Lumba Rakhi” does not refer to a specific type of Rakhi or a traditional term associated with Raksha Bandhan, a Hindu festival celebrated to symbolize the bond of love and protection between brothers and sisters. Rakhi is a sacred thread that sisters tie on their brothers’ wrists, and in return, brothers offer gifts and promise to protect their sisters.

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In general, the Rakhi festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm in India and among Indian communities worldwide. The primary benefits of Rakhi include strengthening the bond between brothers and sisters, promoting love and respect between family members, and upholding the tradition of expressing love and protection within the family. Additionally, Rakhi often involves the exchange of gifts and sweets, which adds to the joy of the occasion.