ज्ञानं सेवा च कौशलम्

Jñānaṃ Sevā ca Kauśalam

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From Chinmaya Sakshi, October 2026

Raksha Bandhan in the CIRS quadrangle

Sisters tied rakhis on their brothers’ wrists, and the brothers answered with grade-wise programmes.

Community 28 August 2026
Students in festive clothes kneeling on the grass holding plates, with a group standing behind them

The warmth of the brother-sister bond filled the CIRS quadrangle on 28th August as Raksha Bandhan was celebrated with joy. Following the morning Krishna Puja, sisters tied rakhis on their brothers’ wrists, symbolising love, care and protection. Students from the Junior and Senior Schools shared cherished sibling memories, adding meaning to the occasion. The celebrations concluded joyfully as brothers surprised their sisters with grade-wise programmes, creating an atmosphere of laughter, affection and togetherness while honouring the special bond of siblings.

A girl speaking into a microphone beside a boy in a kurta
Students tying rakhis at a long table laid with plates

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