New Delhi: The tilak of sister's love on the brother's forehead, the sparkle of happiness in the eyes and the determination in the heart to be with each other throughout life… the festival of Bhaiya Dooj tells the beauty of this precious relationship. Paying tribute to this intimacy and tradition of Indian culture, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta extended warm wishes to all the brothers and sisters of the capital on the auspicious occasion of Bhaiya Dooj.
Unbreakable bond of love and trust
The Chief Minister said that the brother-sister relationship is not just a family relationship, but an unbreakable bond of love, trust, compassion and lifelong companionship, whose sweetness remains from childhood memories till every stage of life. The tilak applied on the brother's forehead by the sister's hands symbolizes the wish for his long life, happiness, prosperity and a happy life.
Mutual respect is more important than gifts.
He said that the real beauty of this relationship lies not in expensive gifts, but in mutual respect, selfless love and standing by each other in difficult times. The duty of a brother is not only to protect his sister but also to respect her dreams, freedom, self-respect and rights.
Women empowerment will create a developed society
The Chief Minister said that the society in which daughters and sisters are safe, get equal opportunities and become self-reliant, is called truly strong. Empowerment of women is very important to fulfill the resolve of a developed India under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In the end, the Chief Minister wished that this festival of Bhaiya Dooj should light the lamps of happiness in every house and the bond of love between brother and sister should always remain strong.