Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Raksha Bandhan Celebrations Held at Vijayawada Camp Office
Raksha Bandhan is a festival that celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.
A celebration was held in Vijayawada on Friday.
It took place at the camp office of Farooq Shubli.
Minister NMD Farooq and Farooq Shubli attended the event.
Many women tied Rakhis to them.
The participants exchanged greetings for Rakhi Pournami.
Gifts were given to the women who joined the celebration.
The speakers said the festival encourages love, unity and respect.
They also wished for greater harmony in society.
Rakhi Pournami celebrations were held at the camp office of Andhra Pradesh State Urdu Academy Chairman Farooq Shubli in Vijayawada.
Minister for Law and Minority Welfare NMD Farooq and Chairman Farooq Shubli participated in the event.
A large number of women tied Rakhis to the minister and the Urdu Academy chairman.
Gifts were distributed to women who attended the celebrations.
Speakers described Raksha Bandhan as a festival of affection, brotherhood, unity and mutual respect.
- Who
- Minister for Law and Minority Welfare NMD Farooq, Andhra Pradesh State Urdu Academy Chairman Farooq Shubli, and participating women, followers, leaders and party workers.
- What
- Rakhi Pournami, or Raksha Bandhan, celebrations were held, including Rakhi-tying and gift distribution.
- When
- Friday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- The camp office of the Andhra Pradesh State Urdu Academy chairman in Vijayawada.
- Why
- To celebrate Raksha Bandhan and promote affection, brotherhood, unity, mutual respect and harmony.
- Festival
- Rakhi Pournami, also known as Raksha Bandhan
- Location
- Vijayawada
- Venue
- Camp office of Andhra Pradesh State Urdu Academy Chairman Farooq Shubli
- Participants
- NMD Farooq and Farooq Shubli, along with women, followers, leaders and party workers
- Main activity
- Women tied Rakhis to the minister and the Urdu Academy chairman
- Gifts
- Gifts were distributed to participating women
- Message
- The festival was described as symbolising affection, brotherhood and sibling bonds