Mehandi is a beautiful art form. It's a traditional body art that involves creating intricate, temporary designs on the skin using a paste made from the powdered leaves of the heena plant.

Mehandi designs very greatly, often reflecting cultural and regional influences. It's specially popular in South Asian, Middle Eastern and North African cultures, commonly used for weddings, festivals, and other celebrations. The art requires skill and precision. This art has many styles, like Arabic, Indian, and Moroccan patterns. Each design often carries symbolic meanings often featuring floral patterns, paisleys, and other intricate motifs that symbolized prosperity and good fortune . Mehandi is believed to bring luck and blessings and is a vibrant symbol of happiness, love, and community across many cultures, bringing people together to celebrate special moments with beauty and artistry. To celebrate this beautiful art form, "PRAGRATH" organizes Mehandi Competition in schools.