India, Aug. 27 -- Raksha Bandhan is a festival that commemorates the strong relationship between brothers and sisters. The celebration involves tying the pious rakhi, performing rituals, exchanging sweets and gifts, and wishing for wellness and prosperity. Although there are different customs across families and regions, following traditional rituals can make the celebration much more enlightening and significant. This year, the Raksha Bandhan celebration falls on August 28.

10 Do's to Follow on Raksha Bandhan 2026

Take a bath before the ceremony: Begin the day by bathing and wearing clean clothes before performing the Rakhi rituals.

Prepare the Rakhi thali: Keep the rakhi, roli or kumkum, rice, diya, sweets and other puja essentials r...