Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Bangalore Students Embrace 'Raksha Kavach' for Emotional Support
The Green School Bangalore is changing how they celebrate Raksha Bandhan.
Instead of just tying bracelets to brothers, students are creating 'Raksha Kavach'.
This means they're picking three people they trust, like parents or teachers, to be their 'Safety Circle' for support.
The bracelets, made of eco-friendly materials, remind them of these bonds.
A play performed by older students addressed feelings like worry and loneliness to encourage open communication.
The goal is to teach kids about emotional well-being and how to reach out when they need help, showing that taking care of each other and the environment can go together.
Students at The Green School Bangalore (TGSB) adapted Raksha Bandhan into 'Raksha Kavach'.
Students identified a 'Safety Circle' of trusted individuals for emotional support.
Rakhis, made from sustainable materials, symbolized these bonds.
A street play highlighted issues like anxiety and the need for safe spaces.
The initiative encouraged emotional well-being and incorporated eco-friendly practices.
- Who
- Students, teachers, and families at TGSB.
- What
- Students transformed Raksha Bandhan into 'Raksha Kavach', focusing on emotional support.
- When
- During Raksha Bandhan.
- Where
- The Green School Bangalore (TGSB).
- Why
- To promote emotional well-being and provide a support network for students.
- School
- The Green School Bangalore (TGSB)
- Event
- Raksha Bandhan
- Initiative
- Raksha Kavach
- Focus
- Emotional Support
- Materials
- Sustainable, eco-friendly