Teej is as Nepalese religious celebration committed to the Hindu goddess Parvati and her union with Shiva. It is assigned as an open occasion, yet just ladies have a day away from work on the event of the celebration.
Really, Teej is a nonexclusive name for a few celebrations saw by ladies for the wellbeing of their life partner. "Teej" signifies "third" as Teej is seen on the third day after the new moon. In Nepal, the supposed Hartalika Teej is praised as an open occasion. It falls amid Bhadrapada month, which starts in August or September in the Gregorian logbook.
Hartalika Teej is a three-day celebration that honors Parvati's union with Lord Shiva. Nepalese ladies separate it for purging of their body and soul and for prosperity of their family. The main day is praised with singing, moving and devouring. The banquet is facilitated by men, ladies don't need to do anything amid the day. For them, the principal day of Teej is an authority non-working occasion.
The second day of the celebration is devoted to fasting. Hitched ladies quick for thriving of their family, while unmarried ladies quick planning to be honored with a decent spouse. On the third day, ladies play out the cleansing custom.
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