Rakshabandhan - at its best

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Raksha Bandhan in Sanskrit literally means "the tie or knot of protection". The word Raksha means protection, while Bandhan is the verb to tie. Trees give us so many things and are the prime source of our existence and protect us in so many ways.
The students of class 2 Primus  celebrated Rakshabandhan in a novel way by tieing the knot of trust and promise to trees. Basically it is to strengthen the bond between man and nature.







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