Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Children’s Home Girls Celebrate Raksha Bandhan With Collector
Girls from a Children’s Home visited the Collector’s Chamber in Suryapet.
They were celebrating Raksha Bandhan.
The girls tied colorful rakhis to District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar.
A rakhi is a thread that represents care and protection between brothers and sisters.
The Collector greeted the children and joined their celebration.
He wished them success in their studies.
He also encouraged them to be disciplined and work toward their goals.
At the end, he gave the students sweets.
Girl students from the Children’s Home in Suryapet district celebrated Raksha Bandhan.
The students tied rakhis to District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar.
The celebration took place at the Collector’s Chamber on Friday.
Pawar said Raksha Bandhan represents love, affection, mutual respect and protection between siblings.
The Collector wished the students success, encouraged discipline and higher goals, and distributed sweets.
- Who
- Girl students from the Children’s Home and District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar.
- What
- The students celebrated Raksha Bandhan by tying rakhis to the District Collector.
- When
- Friday; no specific date was provided.
- Where
- The Collector’s Chamber in Suryapet district.
- Why
- To celebrate Raksha Bandhan, which the Collector described as symbolising love, affection, mutual respect and protection between siblings.
- Event
- Raksha Bandhan celebration
- Participants
- Girl students from the Children’s Home and District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar
- Location
- Collector’s Chamber, Suryapet district
- Day
- Friday
- Activity
- Students tied rakhis to the District Collector
- Collector’s message
- He encouraged the students to study well, maintain discipline and pursue higher goals
- Additional gesture
- The Collector distributed sweets to the students