Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has responded to handmade Rakhis sent by two students of the R.K. CM School of Excellence in Garhwa on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan.
The Chief Minister sent letters in response to the Rakhis made and sent by students Kajal Kumari and Mahalakshmi Keshari, acknowledging their gesture and expressing his appreciation.
Hemant Soren Encourages School Students
The Chief Minister’s response has been welcomed by the school authorities, who described the gesture as a proud moment for the students.
The school principal expressed gratitude to Hemant Soren for recognising the students’ handmade Rakhis and said his encouragement would inspire them to work harder and achieve greater heights.
Handmade Rakhis Highlight Student Creativity
The exchange also highlighted the creativity and personal efforts of the students ahead of Raksha Bandhan. Handmade Rakhis are traditionally associated with the festival’s spirit of affection and the bond between siblings.
The school said the Chief Minister’s acknowledgement would serve as a source of encouragement for Kajal Kumari and Mahalakshmi Keshari and motivate them in their academic and personal journeys.
The interaction reflects the importance of encouraging students and recognising their creative efforts, particularly through initiatives that strengthen their confidence and sense of participation in public life.
