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"Bhai Dooj, a Hindu festival celebrated on the second lunar day of Shukla Paksha, signifies the bond of love and protection between siblings, originating from the story of Lord Krishna and his sister Subhadra. The festival involves sisters performing aarti, applying a red tika on their brothers' foreheads, and brothers giving gifts to their sisters, with the belief that brothers who receive a tilak from their sisters on this day would never be hurled into hell."


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Bhai Dooj - A Festival of Sibling Love

Story	Bhai Dooj, also known as Bhau Beej, Bhai Tika, and Bhai Phonta, is a festival celebrated by Hindus on the second lunar day of Shukla Paksha in the Vikram Samvat Hindu calendar or of Shalivahan Shaka calendar month of Kartika. It celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters. The story behind Bhai Dooj is that when Lord Krishna killed the demon Narakasura, his sister Subhadra welcomed him with sweets, flowers, and a lit lamp, expressing her happiness and love. This gesture of Subhadra led to the origin of Bhai Dooj.
Significance	Bhai Dooj signifies the duty of a brother to protect his sister, as well as a sister's blessings for her brother. The festival is a reminder of the beautiful bond of love and care that siblings share. It is believed that brothers who receive a tilak from their sisters on this day would never be hurled into hell.
How to Celebrate	Bhai Dooj is celebrated with great enthusiasm and happiness. Sisters perform aarti for their brothers and apply a red tika on the forehead of their brothers to protect them from evil forces. Brothers give gifts to their sisters as a token of love. Delicious meals, sweets, and delicacies are prepared for the occasion.

Bhai Dooj Wishes

1. May this Bhai Dooj strengthen our bond more than ever and bring joy and prosperity. Best wishes for Bhai Dooj!

2. Praying for your long life and good health on this Bhai Dooj and always. Have a blessed Bhai Dooj!

3. May this Bhai Dooj add sweetness to your life and bring you endless joy. Best wishes for Bhai Dooj!

4. May the beautiful relationship we share flourish into an even better one. You mean the world to me. Happy Bhai Dooj!

5. You can understand things I never said. You can understand the pain which is not visible to anyone. You are the best brother! Happy Bhai Dooj to you!!

6. Bhai Dooj is just an excuse for me to express myself. You mean the world to me. Happy Bhai Dooj!

7. A brother is like a precious gem. It's hard to find one who is perfect, but I am lucky to have found you. Happy Bhai Dooj!

8. My love for you is immeasurable. My blessings to you are infinite. Dear Brother, you will always be my friend, a guide, and a hero. Happy Bhai Dooj!

9. The warmth of your love is all I need during cold times. Happy Bhai Dooj!

10. We laugh and cry, we play and fight. We shared moments of happiness and sorrows, which made our bond stronger. Happy Bhai Dooj to you, Brother.

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