Shweta Singh Kirti Honors Late Brother Shushant on Rakshabandhan with Heartfelt Memories Shweta Singh Kirti, the sister of late actor Shushant Singh Rajput, shared cherished childhood memories of her brother on Rakshabandhan, the traditional bond of brother-sister. The post, shared on social media, featured old photographs of the duo playing with toys and indulging in sweets, evoking nostalgia for their close relationship. Shweta recounted how she used to share her favorite toys, such as a doll and a small kitchen set, with Shushant, who would play with them joyfully. She also highlighted the care she took to ensure both siblings received equal portions of sweets, emphasizing fairness and love in their childhood. The emotional post included a touching photo of Shweta giving Shushant a sweet on Rakshabandhan, accompanied by a heartfelt message. She wrote, “I still remember the days when I would share all my toys with you, and watching you play with them brought me immense joy. My only doll, that tiny kitchen set you received as a gift… seeing you play with them made me happier than anything. But when it came to sweets, which we both loved, things were different. I made sure to divide them equally, so neither of us got more than the other.” Shweta also expressed her longing for their bond, imagining a scenario where they would reunite in the next life. She wrote, “If I were to be born again, I would want you to be my older sister, and I would be the mischievous, loving little sister you were. If I could freeze one moment of my life forever, it would be the one where we were together, just like we were. Always together, forever captured in a perfect photo.” The post also touched on the tragic passing of Shushant, who died by suicide in 2020 at the age of 34.#mumbai #rakshabandhan #shweta_singh_kirti #shushant_singh_rajput #celebrity_mental_health
Rakhis Get Priority as Post Offices toil to Keep Bond Intact With Rakshabandhan approaching, post offices in Nagpur have implemented special measures to ensure the timely delivery of rakhis, including dedicated express lanes, priority sorting, and dedicated delivery schedules. The initiative has seen a surge in demand, with approximately 700 to 800 Rakhi envelopes booked daily at major post offices across the city. Around 400 of these are sent via Speed Post, reflecting a growing preference for expedited services. At the General Post Office (GPO) in Civil Lines, the rush is evident, with roughly 300 to 400 customers specifically booking Rakhi envelopes. The GPO typically sees around 1,000 visitors daily, with footfall rising to 1,400 to 1,500 on busy days. The increased demand has prompted postal staff to prioritize Rakhi-related transactions, ensuring that these envelopes are handled separately from regular mail. Sub-postmaster Avinash Tadwekar at Shankar Nagar post office confirmed that Rakhi mail is segregated from standard consignments. These envelopes are packed into special bags and sent to the sorting office or National Sorting Hub, where they are further categorized by destination and PIN code. This meticulous process ensures that rakhis are dispatched on priority, avoiding delays that could disrupt the festive spirit. To prevent any bottlenecks during the holiday season, postmen have been assigned special delivery duties, with Rakhi envelopes given top priority. Tadwekar noted that Speed Post has become the preferred choice for last-minute senders, highlighting its reliability in meeting tight deadlines. The postal service’s efforts underscore the cultural significance of Rakshabandhan, a festival where siblings exchange rakhis to strengthen bonds.#nagpur #rakshabandhan #general_post_office #shankar_nagar_post_office #avinash_tadwekar
