Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Telangana Blind Students Tie Rakhi to President Murmu
Imagine a special day when some kids from Telangana, who can't see, got to meet the President of India!
They went to her house, called Rashtrapati Bhavan, in Delhi.
These students, from a school for the blind, were the first to tie a special bracelet called a rakhi to the President.
They also gave her some cool gifts, like a card they made in Braille, which is a way for them to read with their fingers.
The President was very happy to see them and talked about planting trees to make the world better.
It was a memorable day for everyone!
Students from a school for the blind in Hyderabad tied the first rakhi to President Droupadi Murmu.
The event took place at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
Students from Government Girls High School for the Blind and KGBV Anthargaon represented Telangana.
The students presented handmade rakhis, a Braille greeting card, and a tactile replica of the presidential residence.
President Murmu spoke about planting trees and urged children to spread the message.
- Who
- Students from Government Girls High School for the Blind, Malakpet and KGBV Anthargaon, accompanied by teachers, and President Droupadi Murmu.
- What
- Students tied rakhis and presented gifts to the President.
- When
- On Saturday, likely during Raksha Bandhan.
- Where
- Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi.
- Why
- To participate in Raksha Bandhan celebrations and represent children with special needs on a national platform.
- Event
- Raksha Bandhan celebration at Rashtrapati Bhavan
- Participants
- Students and teachers from Telangana schools for the blind and other schools
- Location
- Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi
- Schools Represented
- Government Girls High School for the Blind, Malakpet and KGBV Anthargaon
- Gifts
- Handmade rakhis, Braille greeting card, and tactile replica of the presidential residence
- President's Message
- Importance of planting trees