HWWA celebrates Hariyali Teej
The Himveer Wives Welfare Association (HWWA), the welfare organisation dedicated to the families of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel, celebrated Hariyali Teej with great enthusiasm and traditional fervour on Monday. The vibrant event was hosted by the 22nd Battalion, ITBP, at Tigri Camp, New Delhi.
The celebration featured a range of colourful cultural performances, traditional games, Mehendi, the Teej queen competition, and other festive activities. Traditional swings (jhoolas) and folk songs added to the festive atmosphere, reflecting the richness of India’s cultural heritage.
Addressing the gathering, Bharti Kapur, chairperson, HWWA, extended her greetings on the occasion and highlighted the significance of the festival.
She said, “Hariyali Teej is an integral part of India’s rich cultural heritage. It symbolises love, devotion and trust, while inspiring us to preserve our traditions and pass them on to future generations. Such festivals strengthen family bonds and keep our cultural values alive.” She also encouraged HWWA members to take pride in India’s traditions and continue to uphold the country’s rich cultural heritage.
The cultural performances by HWWA members and the Teej queen competition were among the major highlights of the event and were warmly appreciated by all present. Senior members of HWWA also graced the occasion.
