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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566049677178","data":" Rakshabandhan is here. The charms of sweets, gifts and money can sometimes make us forget the real reason why we celebrate this festival. It is a festival that symbolizes the unmatched bond of love,care and respect.   <\/p>Here are some cute and overwhelming stories of people celebrating Rakshabandhan in unique ways.<\/p>1. Rithika ties rakhi to her grandfather.<\/b><\/p> Talking about how it all started she said, \u201cBauji\u2019s (grandfather\u2019s) sister has not been able to tie him rakhi for years now. So, his hand stayed empty on the day of rakshabandhan. My elder sister started tying rakhi to him and when she got married, I carried the tradition forward. Now the situation is such that even if I am a little late in getting to him on the festival morning, he calls me himself so that I can tie him rakhi. I believe it gives him a sense of contention and pleasure too.\u201d<\/p>2. \"My sister and I tie rakhis to each other.\"<\/b> <\/p>Talking of her bond with her sister Kanak, Chanda said, \u201cMy sister and I tie rakhis to each other because we don't have a brother... we used feel so left out when everyone (including immediate family members) used to celebrate it with the customary new clothes, chocolates, sweets, gifts. So we decided we'll have a thing of our own.\u201d <\/p> 3. \"We brothers send rakhis to each other.\"<\/b><\/p>Talking about his unique way of celebrating the festival, Rachit Raj said, \u201cMy cousin (my masi's son, who is my age only) sends rakhi for me and vice versa because gender doesn't come in its way. We believe it's about celebration and looking after your brother and sisters and it has no gendered boundaries. I'm meeting him this time on the festival and hopefully we'll get to tie rakhis to each other in person.\" <\/p>4. \"We tie Rakhi to our friends.\"<\/b><\/p>Abhishek says,\"I know I started tying rakhi to my friend Bharat in school. Since then I have thought of him as my brother. It became a ritual every year. He used to get me little gifts and give them to me once I tied the rakhi on his wrist. Even now when we are not in the same town, we make sure to wish each other.\"<\/p>"}]

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