Kajari Teej is a Hindu festival observed during the Krishna Paksha of the month of Bhadrapada, particularly in northern and central India. The festival is associated with women’s devotional traditions, fasting, folk songs, swings and prayers for family wellbeing, prosperity and marital harmony. Communities celebrate through cultural gatherings, traditional music and seasonal rituals.

Event Suggestions:
• Learning about Teej traditions through folk songs, swings and regional storytelling
• Creating crafts or decorations inspired by Kajari Teej symbols and colours
• Exploring women’s devotional traditions and family blessing rituals with respect