goodbye rishtedaars... - Page 9

Originally posted by: tvrocks

<br><br>I too thought the same initially that it is like karvachauth. Gujjus have this "Kevda Teej" day before Ganesh Chaturthi. So far I guessed this was the same. But this is just for a day and done for the same reason as karvachauth. Ye three days long teej sounds different than what I thought too.<br><br>Ye dadi jitna wise person koi YRKKH ki parent generation me kyon nahi hai. Gayatri he na possessiveness waala angle dikhane ke liye fir ye Rajshri ko samajhdaar kyon nahi dikhate (at least saas vaale part mein).<br><br>

itni saari teej? :S

Haryali Teej
Haryali Teej is celebrated on the beginning of Monsoon season. Haryali means greenery, so Haryali Teej is associated with good harvest and prosperity. On this day women dress up in green coloured clothes. They worship the Moon, Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha.

Kajari Teej
Kajari Teej is celebrated on third day of the dark half (Krishna Paksha) of Shravan month in Hindu Calendar. On this day women gather to sing devotional songs and worship neem tree. Special procession is also organised to worship the beautifully decorated idol of Goddess Parvati.

Hartalika Teej
This form of Teej is the most important Occasions during entire Teej festival celebrations. Hartalika Teej lasts for three days and women observe a fast on the second day that is called Nirjara Fast meaning 'fast without water'. Hartalika Teej fast is observed with great devotion for the long life and prosperity of Husbands.


i think they will be celebrating this "Hartalika teej"

Originally posted by: sks7

<br><br>🤣<br><br>Sahi main yaar uski gayatri ma ne bhi nahin toka use ke kapde arrange kar lo ya woh khud hi karde waise bhi munna ko samaan idhar udhar acha nahin lagta na...............😆<br>

wait for a few days..he'll say to his mom "don't arrange my cupboard..mujhe sab kuch ulta pulta hi acha lagta hai" 😆

yah!!!!!!!!!!....finally got rid of that weirdo guests of singhania family!!!

and naniji....

im glad dey all left...!! especially mamaji..always finding faults and complaining 24/7....

Even I felt good when the rishtedaars from botht the sides went back finally.

Originally posted by: _charu_

itni saari teej? :S

Haryali Teej
Haryali Teej is celebrated on the beginning of Monsoon season. Haryali means greenery, so Haryali Teej is associated with good harvest and prosperity. On this day women dress up in green coloured clothes. They worship the Moon, Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha.

Kajari Teej
Kajari Teej is celebrated on third day of the dark half (Krishna Paksha) of Shravan month in Hindu Calendar. On this day women gather to sing devotional songs and worship neem tree. Special procession is also organised to worship the beautifully decorated idol of Goddess Parvati.

Hartalika Teej
This form of Teej is the most important Occasions during entire Teej festival celebrations. Hartalika Teej lasts for three days and women observe a fast on the second day that is called Nirjara Fast meaning 'fast without water'. Hartalika Teej fast is observed with great devotion for the long life and prosperity of Husbands.


i think they will be celebrating this "Hartalika teej"

Originally posted by: _charu_

itni saari teej? :S

Haryali Teej
Haryali Teej is celebrated on the beginning of Monsoon season. Haryali means greenery, so Haryali Teej is associated with good harvest and prosperity. On this day women dress up in green coloured clothes. They worship the Moon, Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha.

Kajari Teej
Kajari Teej is celebrated on third day of the dark half (Krishna Paksha) of Shravan month in Hindu Calendar. On this day women gather to sing devotional songs and worship neem tree. Special procession is also organised to worship the beautifully decorated idol of Goddess Parvati.

Hartalika Teej
This form of Teej is the most important Occasions during entire Teej festival celebrations. Hartalika Teej lasts for three days and women observe a fast on the second day that is called Nirjara Fast meaning 'fast without water'. Hartalika Teej fast is observed with great devotion for the long life and prosperity of Husbands.


i think they will be celebrating this "Hartalika teej"

Thanks so much Charu for wonderful information.
Just adding about Kevda Teej...

Kevada Teej

Kevada Teej, also known as Kevda Trij, is a Hindu ritual observed mainly in Gujarat on the third day of the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of moon) of Bhadravo in Gujarat. This observance is quite similar to the Hartalika Teej Vrat. Married and unmarried women observe a fast on the day and offer Kevada flower to Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva.

Married women observe the Kevda Trij Vrata for a prosperous and happy married life and for the well-being of their husbands. Unmarried women observe it for getting a good husband. Flowers of Kevda (Agave) are offered to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati on the day.

Women also offer special prayers in Lord Shiva Temples. Some people opt for a complete fast others observe a partial fast on the day.

Kevada plant is popularly known as fragrant screw pine.

(Source: http://www.hindu-blog.com/2009/08/kevada-teej-kevda-trij.html)

Originally posted by: tvrocks

Thanks so much Charu for wonderful information.
Just adding about Kevda Teej...
Kevada Teej
Kevada Teej, also known as Kevda Trij, is a Hindu ritual observed mainly in Gujarat on the third day of the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of moon) of Bhadravo in Gujarat. This observance is quite similar to the Hartalika Teej Vrat. Married and unmarried women observe a fast on the day and offer Kevada flower to Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva.

Married women observe the Kevda Trij Vrata for a prosperous and happy married life and for the well-being of their husbands. Unmarried women observe it for getting a good husband. Flowers of Kevda (Agave) are offered to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati on the day.

Women also offer special prayers in Lord Shiva Temples. Some people opt for a complete fast others observe a partial fast on the day.

Kevada plant is popularly known as fragrant screw pine.

(Source: http://www.hindu-blog.com/2009/08/kevada-teej-kevda-trij.html)

Originally posted by: _charu_

wait for a few days..he'll say to his mom "don't arrange my cupboard..mujhe sab kuch ulta pulta hi acha lagta hai" 😆

Originally posted by: sanw

Even I felt good when the rishtedaars from botht the sides went back finally.

surely we will miss nani's dialogues- kaljug hai, kaljug, etc

& mamaji didnt leave his bad behaviour, he was rude again when he said that. But I was happy he didnt say anything bad before leaving to akshi