Rakshabandhan is an important festival of Hindus, which is celebrated in many parts of India. Apart from India, this festival is celebrated among siblings where Hindu religions live all over the world. This festival has spiritual significance as well as historical significance. Rakshabandhan is a festival celebrated between brothers and sisters. On this day, the sister ties her brothers with protection and the brothers promise to protect their sisters throughout their life. On the day of this festival, all siblings get blessings by worshiping God etc. together. According to Bhavishya Purana, Lord Indra was defeated by an asura king, King Bali, in a battle between demons and gods. At this time Indra's wife Saatchi asked Lord Vishnu for help. Lord Vishnu made Sachi with a thread worn by cotton yarn. Lord Vishnu called this ring a holy ring. Sachi tied this thread to Indra's wrist and wished Indra safety and success. After this, in the next war, Indra Bali succeeded in defeating the demon and took possession of Amravati again. The circulation of this sacred thread started from here. After this, women used to tie this thread to their husband before going to war. In this way, this festival is not limited to brothers and sisters only. Based on Bhagavata Purana and Vishnu Purana, it is believed that when Lord Vishnu defeated King Bali and took control over the three worlds, Bali requested Lord Vishnu to stay in his palace. Lord Vishnu agreed to this request. Though Lord Vishnu's wife Lakshmi did not like the friendship of Lord Vishnu and Bali, she decided to go to Vaikuntha with Lord Vishnu. After this, Maa Lakshmi tied the sacrifice to brother and made her brother. On this, Bali asked Lakshmi to ask for the desired gift. On this, Mother Lakshmi asked King Bali to liberate Lord Vishnu from the promise that Lord Vishnu would live in his palace. Bali accepted this and also accepted mother Lakshmi as her sister. Lord Vishnu had two sons, auspicious and beneficence. Both these brothers had a lack of a sister, because without the sister, they could not celebrate Rakshabandhan. Both these brothers demanded a sister from Lord Ganesha. After some time Lord Narada also told Ganesha about the daughter. Lord Ganesha agreed on this and wished for a daughter. The divine light of Lord Ganesha's two wives, Riddhi and Siddhi, led to the appearance of Mother Santoshi. After this Raksha Bandhan could celebrate auspicious benefits with mother Santoshi. According to another mythological story, when Yama, the god of death, did not go to meet his sister Yamuna for 12 years, Yamuna was sad and talked to Mother Ganga about it. Ganga informed Yama that Yamuna was waiting for him.