Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Differently-abled Women Celebrate Raksha Bandhan With Gujarat CM
On Saturday, differently-abled women celebrated Raksha Bandhan with Gujarat's Chief Minister.
They tied him rakhis as part of the festival.
The women also gave him a special gift: an idol of Lord Ganesha made from cow dung and clay.
This idol is good for the environment because it dissolves easily in water.
This event was organized by the Setu Trust, an organization that helps people with disabilities and runs programs to support them.
The trust also encourages eco-friendly celebrations, women’s education and other programs to build a better future.
Differently-abled women celebrated Raksha Bandhan with Gujarat CM.
The women tied rakhis to the Chief Minister.
They presented an eco-friendly Lord Ganesha idol to him.
The idol was made from cow dung and clay.
The event was part of the Setu Trust’s ‘Celebrate Festivals, Save the Environment’ campaign.
- Who
- Differently-abled women and Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel
- What
- Differently-abled women celebrated Raksha Bandhan with Gujarat Chief Minister.
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Gandhinagar
- Why
- To celebrate Raksha Bandhan and promote eco-friendly practices.
- Event
- Raksha Bandhan celebration
- Location
- Gandhinagar
- Participants
- Differently-abled women and Gujarat CM
- Organization
- Setu Trust
- Gift
- Eco-friendly Lord Ganesha idol
- Idol material
- Cow dung and clay