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.