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Home / Photo Gallery / In Photos Shopping In Full Swing Ahead Of Raksha Bandhan

In photos: Shopping in full swing ahead of Raksha Bandhan

Women buy rakhis for their siblings across UT and Punjab
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:36 PM Aug 07, 2025 IST

  • A woman, along with her child, shops for colourful rakhis ahead of Raksha Bandhan in Jalandhar on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Sarabjit Singh

  • Women buy rakhis before Raksha Bandhan at Arya Samaj Chowk market in Patiala, on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar

  • Women buying rakhis in a Ludhiana market on Wednesday. Photo: Ashwani Dhiman

  • A woman selecting a rakhi at Haji Rattan market in Bathinda on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pawan Sharma

  • People shopping for rakhis ahead of the Raksha Bandhan festival at Sector 19 market in Chandigarh on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • Girls select rakhis at the Sector-9 market in Panchkula on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

  • A girl buying a rakhi at a shop in Amritsar on Wednesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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