Monday, March 30th, 2026

Teej festival ensures robust social, cultural unity: President Bhandari



KATHMANDU: President Bidya Devi Bhandari has expressed the confidence that the Teej festival, also known as Haritalika, would further enhance social, cultural unity and would deepen family ties.

In a message of the best wishes today on the occasion of the Teej festival, the President said that this festival would contribute for guaranteeing equal access to women in all sectors of the society.

President Bhandari has also stated that the Teej festival has created an opportunity to maintain social unity, women empowerment and social goodwill adding that this festival should be accepted as a social forum to disseminate the message of women’s awakening.

“The Teej would inspire all of us with new excitement and vigour for the development of an equitable society, ending all sorts of discriminations, violence and harmful practices against women,” read the President’s message.

Likewise, the President has wished for happiness, peace and good fortune to all Nepali sisters at home and abroad on the occasion of the Teej festival adding that the Teej festival has remained as a unique symbol of custom, tradition and religious tolerance practiced for long past.

Similarly, the President has urged to all to remain active to end social ills and harmful practices, and thereby protect the religious and cultural aspects associated with our festivals.

Publish Date : 30 August 2022 07:06 AM

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