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Prominent former Georgetown Mayor Pt. Ubraj Narine recently participated in the joyous festival of Raksha Bandhan, exemplifying his commitment to fostering unity and goodwill within the community. In a heartwarming gesture, he graciously accepted rakhis, sacred protective threads, tied to his wrist by two sisters from the Brahma Kumaris Yoga Centre.
Raksha Bandhan, a traditional Indian festival, is celebrated by brothers and sisters worldwide. The occasion symbolises the bond of love, protection, and a pledge of lifelong support between siblings. It is a time-honoured tradition in which sisters tie rakhis around the wrists of their brothers, symbolising their prayers for their brothers’ well-being and happiness.
By taking part in this poignant ceremony, Pt. Ubraj Narine demonstrates his deep-rooted dedication to the local community’s cultural diversity and inclusivity. His gesture reflects a spirit of unity and respect for different traditions, ultimately fostering greater harmony amongst residents.
