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Teej Mahotsav Wraps Up at Dilli Haat With Focus on Heritage and Women’s Empowerment

The three-day free festival concluded after a weekend surge in women entrepreneurs showcasing crafts at Dilli Haat alongside traditional folk performances.

Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta cheers on as singer Jasbir Jassi enthrals the crowd on day one of Teej Mahotsav 2025; (Right) Performing artistes welcome visitors at the mela.
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Overview

  • The Teej Mahotsav drew thousands to Dilli Haat over three days of free events, ending with a closing ceremony on July 27.
  • Over 100 stalls displayed handicrafts, handlooms and regional cuisines, with women entrepreneurs offering special discounts.
  • Traditional swings, folk music and dance performances shared space with selfie points and workshops in mehndi, rangoli and bindi art.
  • Teej Quiz and slogan writing contests awarded cash prizes up to Rs 3,000 and a dedicated children’s zone featured storytelling and games.
  • Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Culture Minister Kapil Mishra hailed the festival as bolstering women’s empowerment and Delhi’s standing as a cultural hub.