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Isabella Re…
. 5mo
Seeing our leadership celebrate Raksha Bandhan with such warmth and cultural pride is truly inspiring. When the Prime Minister opens his doors to school children and spiritual organizations like the Brahma Kumaris, it sends a powerful message about our national identity and the importance of traditional bonds. These moments are more than just a festival; they represent a deep-rooted respect for 'Nari Shakti' and the future generation. One child wanting to become a leader like him shows the impact of such direct interactions. It's heartening to see a leader taking time to listen to poems about government schemes and receiving handmade peacock rakhis. This isn't just a ritual; it is a celebration of the trust and affection that binds the people of India to their representative. Purely heartening and culturally significant. #culture #leadership #tradition
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Raj Patel
. 5mo
Honestly, it feels like another scripted PR event. While the kids are cute, using a religious festival for political optics is getting old. We need to focus on actual policy rather than these staged interactions at the residence. 🙄!!!
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Tanya Bhatt
. 5mo
How is celebrating our culture scripted? It’s beautiful to see the PM encourage the youth. That girl wanting to be PM is pure motivation! 🇮🇳 #RakshaBandhan #NariShakti...
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Anvi Raj
. 5mo
Saviour and warrior? The language used here is a bit much. It’s just a photo-op. Let’s talk about the economy or education instead of peacock rakhis.
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Kavya Venkatesh
. 5mo
Culture and development go hand in hand. If he doesn't celebrate, you'll call him disconnected. If he does, it's PR. You can't win with some people. Great to see Brahma Kumaris there too! 🙏
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Tanay Bhatia
. 5mo
Actually, the students mentioned government schemes in their poems. They are clearly aware of the progress being made. It's about building a connection with the future. 🪷 #culture
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Inaya Siddiqui
. 5mo
Just hope these kids aren't being used as props. Rakhi is a family bond. Bringing it into the political spotlight always feels a bit performative to me. Just my 2 cents.
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