Four young students from Tripura celebrated Raksha Bandhan with President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Friday. The students from Netaji Nagar English Medium S.B. School in West Tripura received an invitation to attend the special celebration. During the interaction, they tied rakhis on the President and shared greetings. President Murmu also tied a rakhi on Class V student Meheresiya Sarkar. The students presented handmade gifts showcasing Tripura’s culture and later toured the historic Rashtrapati Bhavan complex.
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Key Facts
- Event: Raksha Bandhan celebration with President Droupadi Murmu
- Location: Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi
- Students: Meheresiya Sarkar, Amit Kumar Sarkar, Rike Deb and Pratik Sarkar
- School: Netaji Nagar English Medium S.B. School, West Tripura
- Classes: Class V and Class VI
- Teachers: Biplab Kumar Deb and Biswajit Bhowmik
- Special Gifts: Bamboo replica of Mata Tripura Sundari Temple, handmade rakhis, greeting cards and a traditional Risha
- Additional Visit: Guided tour of Rashtrapati Bhavan and its historic rooms and gardens
Tripura Students Meet President Murmu
Four students from Tripura got a memorable opportunity to celebrate Raksha Bandhan with President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
The students—Meheresiya Sarkar of Class V and Amit Kumar Sarkar, Rike Deb and Pratik Sarkar of Class VI—study at Netaji Nagar English Medium S.B. School in West Tripura.
Teachers Biplab Kumar Deb and Biswajit Bhowmik accompanied the students during their visit. Raksha Bandhan Nodal Officer and OSD of the School Education Department, Abhijit Samajpati, also joined the delegation.
Students Tie Rakhi on President
During their meeting, the students tied rakhis on President Murmu and conveyed their Raksha Bandhan greetings.
President Murmu responded warmly and tied a rakhi on Meheresiya Sarkar. The gesture created a special moment for the young student and made the celebration even more memorable.
The President also interacted with the children and asked them about Tripura, its traditions and cultural heritage.
Students Showcase Tripura’s Culture
The young visitors presented several handmade gifts to the President. These included a bamboo replica of the Mata Tripura Sundari Temple, handmade rakhis and greeting cards.
They also presented a traditional Risha, reflecting Tripura’s rich cultural identity.
In addition, the delegation gifted a pencil sketch of President Murmu created by Pralay De, a CWSN student from Udaipur.
These handmade gifts allowed the students to showcase Tripura’s traditional craftsmanship and cultural heritage on a national platform.
President Encourages Students to Perform
President Murmu engaged warmly with the children during the interaction.
She encouraged the students to perform a song. The students accepted the request and successfully presented their performance.
The President also appreciated their handmade rakhis and greeting cards. Her interaction with the students created an encouraging and memorable experience for the young visitors.
Students Tour Rashtrapati Bhavan
Following the Raksha Bandhan programme, the students and their teachers took part in a guided tour of the historic Rashtrapati Bhavan complex.
They visited the Banquet Hall, meeting halls and other important rooms. The tour also included chambers associated with the swearing-in ceremonies of the Prime Minister and the Union Council of Ministers.
The students learned about the history and heritage of Rashtrapati Bhavan during the tour. They also visited its gardens as part of the programme.
A Memorable Experience for Tripura
The visit gave the four students an opportunity to experience India’s highest constitutional institution while representing their state.
Moreover, their handmade gifts highlighted Tripura’s distinctive cultural traditions and craftsmanship.
The Raksha Bandhan celebration with President Murmu, along with the Rashtrapati Bhavan tour, is likely to remain a cherished memory for the students and teachers.
The occasion also reflected themes of love, unity, cultural diversity and national togetherness, while giving young students from Tripura an opportunity to connect with the country’s highest constitutional office.
Location Context
Tripura, one of India’s northeastern states, has a rich cultural heritage and diverse indigenous traditions. The students’ visit to Rashtrapati Bhavan provided a national platform to showcase elements of this heritage and strengthen the cultural connection between the Northeast and the rest of India.
Questions & Answers
Who celebrated Raksha Bandhan with President Droupadi Murmu?
Four students from Netaji Nagar English Medium S.B. School in West Tripura celebrated Raksha Bandhan with the President.
Who were the students?
Meheresiya Sarkar, Amit Kumar Sarkar, Rike Deb and Pratik Sarkar attended the programme.
Where did the celebration take place?
The celebration took place at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
What did the students present to the President?
They presented a bamboo replica of the Mata Tripura Sundari Temple, handmade rakhis, greeting cards, a traditional Risha and a pencil sketch.
Did the students visit Rashtrapati Bhavan?
Yes. They took part in a guided tour of important rooms, halls and gardens within the complex.
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