Can the priest not on the wrist of his customer?
Can one brother not on the wrist of his brother?
Can the wife not on the wrist of her husband?
I have seen the people tying rakhis on the wrists of passers-by.
Suppose a sister has not a brother,
Just suppose you a brother is sisterless.
The rakhi is a symbol of love, love and bonding.
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