Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Female Staff Tie Rakhi To Collector Rahul Sharma
Female workers at the Collectorate celebrated Rakhi Pournami with District Collector Rahul Sharma.
They tied rakhis on his wrist as part of the festival.
Rakhi is a celebration of care, friendship, and protection.
The staff thanked Rahul Sharma for helping them with their work.
He wished them good health, long lives, and happiness.
He also said women employees are important for developing the district.
He promised to support their welfare and safety.
Later, he wished everyone in the district a happy Rakhi festival.
Additional Collector Vijayalakshmi and female Collectorate staff tied rakhis to District Collector Rahul Sharma.
The ceremony was held during the Rakhi Pournami festival in Bhubalapally.
Staff described Rakhi as a symbol of brotherhood, affection, and mutual protection.
Rahul Sharma thanked women employees for their role and promised support for their welfare and safety.
The Collector later extended Rakhi greetings to district residents and highlighted women staff’s role in public services.
- Who
- District Collector Rahul Sharma, Additional Collector Vijayalakshmi, and female Collectorate staff participated.
- What
- Female colleagues tied rakhis to Rahul Sharma and exchanged Rakhi festival greetings.
- When
- During the Rakhi Pournami festival.
- Where
- At the Collectorate in Bhubalapally.
- Why
- To celebrate Rakhi and recognize cooperation, mutual protection, and the contribution of women employees.
- Festival
- Rakhi Pournami
- District Collector
- Rahul Sharma
- Additional Collector
- Vijayalakshmi
- Location
- Bhubalapally Collectorate
- Festival meaning
- Brotherhood, affection, and mutual protection
- Collector’s assurance
- Support and full cooperation for women employees’ welfare and safety
- Other participants
- Senior assistants Vijaya, Anuradha, Sumalatha, and junior assistant Mounika