KATHMANDU, Nepali women across the nation are celebrating the yearly Teej festival on Friday. In any case, outside celebrations have been hugely diminished this time because of the Covid-19 fears with prohibitory requests essentially in a few regions.
Women quick and wish for a prosperous existence of their life partners on this festival, which falls on the third day of the waxing moon in the lunar month of Bhadra. Women cheer with different flavorful dishes known as 'dar' a day prior Teej and quick on the following day according to the convention.
Women on this day scrub down toward the beginning of the day and offer reveres toward the evening and night. They give proper respect to Lord Shiva, light lights and go through the night alert. The merriment reaches a conclusion on the fifth day of the fortnight in the wake of revering the amazing 'Saptarshi' (seven sages).
Though singing and moving at sanctuary premises and other open spots used to be a fundamental component of the festival, no open celebrations have been seen for the current year. A large portion of the sanctuaries are shut to dodge mass social affairs in order to forestall the infection spread. Thus, the majority of the women are celebrating the festival inside.
