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Married women in Amethi throng temples for Hartalika Teej celebrations

Married women in Amethi district displayed tremendous enthusiasm for Hartalika Teej celebrations, with devotees thronging Shiva temples across the area to observe the sacred festival with traditional

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Married women in Amethi throng temples for Hartalika Teej celebrations
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Married women in Amethi district displayed tremendous enthusiasm for Hartalika Teej celebrations, with devotees thronging Shiva temples across the area to observe the sacred festival with traditional fervor.

All married women who were observing the Hartalika fast reached Shiva temples after moonrise to perform their worship rituals. Large crowds of married women were witnessed at temples dedicated to Lord Shiva throughout the district as they gathered to mark the auspicious occasion.

On the holy occasion of Hartalika Teej, the married women performed the worship and prayers of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati following traditional customs and rituals at the temples. The devotees conducted the ceremonial abhishek of Lord Bholenath with water and offered prayers seeking the long life of their husbands, peace and happiness for their families, and prosperity in their households.

The festival, which holds special significance for married women, saw them completing their day-long fast with prayers at the temples after the moon appeared in the sky, maintaining the age-old traditions associated with Hartalika Teej.

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