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Kathmandu District Administration Office urges to celebrate Teej in decent, disciplined way



KATHMANDU: The Kathmandu District Administration Office has urged one and all to celebrate Teej festival in a decent, disciplined, traditional and peaceful manner.

Information Officer at the Office, Krishna Bahadur Katuwal said that the office has requested all concerned to celebrate Teej as a traditional culture in coordination with the local level administrative units including the police.

The office issued a notice today urging all to celebrate the Teej festival in a peaceful manner after people’s representatives of various local levels in Kathmandu recorded a complaint at the office, saying Teej festival has become very costly and aberrations have been taking place in the name of Teej.

Stating that different activities like an unnecessary expenditure, showoff of ornaments and outfit, noise pollution in the name of celebrating Teej festival has defamed its originality, the office has requested all to maintain the religious, cultural and social significance of such festivals.

Teej festival, observed basically by Hindu women, falls on September 2 this year.

Publish Date : 12 August 2019 20:47 PM

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