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Mumbai: Handmade rakhis by civic school students, women’s groups draw strong response

A special Rakhi exhibition organised by the BMC ahead of Raksha Bandhan received an enthusiastic response from Mumbai residents, with handmade rakhis created by civic school students with disabilities and women's self-help groups

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Divyang children during the rakhi sale at BMC HQ. Pic/By Special Arrangement

Divyang children during the rakhi sale at BMC HQ. Pic/By Special Arrangement

Mumbai residents gave an enthusiastic response to a “special rakhi exhibition” organised by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) ahead of Raksha Bandhan. All the rakhis that were sold during the two-day sale at the BMC headquarters and administrative ward offices were handmade by civic school students with disabilities and women's self-help groups.

August 24-25
Days exhibition was organised

A total of 2052 rakhis were sold, with total earnings made from the two-day sale standing at '51,190. The exhibition encouraged their talent, and the sales proceeds were given to the “divyang kids” of the civic schools.

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