I know Raksha Bandhan is widely celebrated, but is it mainly a Hindu thing? I’m curious if it’s a festival exclusive to Hinduism or if people from other religions in India also celebrate it. How widespread is the tradition across different communities and cultures?

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AshMegha asked 161 days ago

I know Raksha Bandhan is widely celebrated, but is it mainly a Hindu thing? I’m curious if it’s a festival exclusive to Hinduism or if people from other religions in India also celebrate it. How widespread is the tradition across different communities and cultures?

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hello 🙋‍♂️this side tarot kumkum raksha bandhan is widely celebrated dear and yes this is hindu festival but people from other religion can also celebrated🎉🎊🎁 this festival we all are equal many people in India from different religion celebrate this .

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