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• Kalava is said to be tied on the wrist with the belief that it will protect from evil eyes. Wearing Kavala not only signifies one's devotion to Hinduism. The significance of this distinctive red thread, extends far beyond its role as a basic symbol of comm
• There are three reasons for tying Kalava after Raksha Bandhan or worship, spiritual, medical and psychological. For Victory: Indra's wife Shachi first tied the raksha sutra to Indra in the Vrittasura war. Since then whenever someone goes to war, worship is
• The red religious thread or Moli Kalava is very sacred for Hindus. It is a part of every Hindu ceremony, ritual, or havan. Moli Kalava is used as an offering to the Hindu deities and then worn around the wrist after a ceremony/ritual is over.