<div align="justify">Nonagenarian Manu Ghosh, a widow, who has made Vrindavan her abode after being abandoned by her family, will travel to Delhi to tie Prime Minister Narendra Modi a rakhi, if the government permits.<div align="justify"><br />She has personally made a rakhi for Modi. Widows living in Varanasi and Vrindavan will be presenting 1,500 specially made rakhis to Modi on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan.<br /><br />The rakhis, carrying a colourful photograph of Modi, have been prepared by a group of old widows living at Meera Sahabhagini Ashram in Vrindavan, the town of Lord Krishna, about 400 km from here.<br /><br />Vinita Verma, vice president of NGO Sulabh International, which has been taking care of the widows in Vrindavan and Varanasi, said her organisation was trying to get permission for a group of 10 widows to visit the prime minister’s residence and tie him rakhi. <br /><br /></div></div>
<div align="justify">Nonagenarian Manu Ghosh, a widow, who has made Vrindavan her abode after being abandoned by her family, will travel to Delhi to tie Prime Minister Narendra Modi a rakhi, if the government permits.<div align="justify"><br />She has personally made a rakhi for Modi. Widows living in Varanasi and Vrindavan will be presenting 1,500 specially made rakhis to Modi on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan.<br /><br />The rakhis, carrying a colourful photograph of Modi, have been prepared by a group of old widows living at Meera Sahabhagini Ashram in Vrindavan, the town of Lord Krishna, about 400 km from here.<br /><br />Vinita Verma, vice president of NGO Sulabh International, which has been taking care of the widows in Vrindavan and Varanasi, said her organisation was trying to get permission for a group of 10 widows to visit the prime minister’s residence and tie him rakhi. <br /><br /></div></div>
