Bareilly news: When the month of Sawan and the festival of Hariyali Teej come together, the traditions of North India come alive. One such glimpse was seen at the Marhi Satana Mela Ground located in Mirganj town of Bareilly district, where a grand fair was organized to commemorate Hariyali Teej. On this occasion, hundreds of women adorned sixteen adornments and participated in traditional colorful clothes and participated in the fair.
The women increased the peng on the swings put on the trees of Pakad and danced to the songs of Sawan. During this time, union, gapp-shapp and laughter with old friends made the atmosphere even more alive. The children also enjoyed chaat, dumplings and other dishes and had fun on the swings.
Mahesh Gupta, the manager of the fair, said that “Like every year, the Hariyali Teej Festival was celebrated with full enthusiasm on this year also.
Several social workers including District Panchayat members Dhanendra Kumar Gupta alias Alfu Babu, Mahesh Gupta, Neeresh Gupta, Bablu Gupta, Pappu Gupta, Ballu Gupta, Harsh Maurya, Ravi Gupta and Veerwala Rastogi were engaged in the arrangements in the management committee.
This festival is not just religious but cultural unity
This festival of women on greenery Teej is not only religious but also a symbol of cultural unity, women empowerment and social interaction. This fair, where the confluence of tradition, nature and happiness was seen, became the center of faith and bliss for the entire region.
