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We’re excited to announce that some things are changing about our business, which will make your life easier and enable us to spread our vision to even more people globally.Most importantly, we have changed our domain name from www.Rakhi.com.au to simply www.Rakhi.com. and we are company called Kavya Worldwide Pty Ltd. register under ASIC (Australian Securities and Investment Commission) ACN (Australian Company Number) 644855881, Our email address has also been changed to info@Rakhi.com. …

Love has no boundaries Rakhi, also Rakshabandhan, is a popular festival celebrated in India. On this day, sisters of all ages tie a thread, called the "Rakhi" around the wrists of their brothers, symbolically protecting them, receiving a gift in return, and traditionally investing the brothers with a share of the responsibility of their potential care.However, this pious festival is not limited with in the India, its being celebrated globally and we have an example, an Australian man …

Mother's Day, it held on second Sunday of May month and this year its on 10 May 2020.      Some poet has said a beautiful lines for motherhood…“Life doesn’t comes with a manual, it comes with a Mother”The concept of celebrating mother’s day is just awesome. Although a life is not enough, not even there are word that can fulfill the expression of gratitude towards parents especially mother.A special dedicated day for mothers, where kids express their feelings. Doesn’t matt …

Baisakhi or Vaisakhi is crop harvest festival and it is also special because in 1699 the tenth guru, Guru Gobind Singh, chose Baisakhi as the occasion to transform the Sikhs into a family of soldier saints, known as the Khalsa Panth.Round the year a farmer take care of his crop like his own child. He plows fields, plant seeds, water them and secure them from insects and wild animals. Baisakhi is the time when he harvests the crop and get the reward of his hard work.People buy good cloths …

Dear Customers, The health and safety of our people and customers in the communities in which we operate is our priority.We have now implemented additional measures with our delivery drivers and posties when delivering parcels.To minimise the risk of contracting or spreading coronavirus, when the customer answers the door, our people who make deliveries will greet them and ask: “Are you unwell? If so, have you been diagnosed with the coronavirus?”.If they answer yes to either of these quest …