Hariyali Teej Celebration on 7th August 2024
Hariyali Teej, a vibrant and cherished festival celebrated primarily in North India, marks the onset of the monsoon season and is a time of joy, devotion, and festivity. This year, the REET Cultural Club hosted an exciting festival at Rai University to honour the spirit of Hariyali Teej. The ceremony, which took place on August 7, 2024, was a vibrant and energetic occasion that reflected the diversity of cultures and the energy of the university community.
The Hariyali Teej celebration commenced at 10:00 AM, with the REET Cultural Club that organized a number of events to uphold the festival's customs and promote a sense of camaraderie among attendees. The background in Dome area was adorned with vibrant decorations, including paper crafts and flowers setting a cheerful tone for the celebrations.
One of the main highlights of the celebration was the Mehndi competition. Participants displayed their artistic skills by applying intricate and beautiful designs of henna on their hands. In addition to the Mehndi competition, a Rakhi making contest was also held. Participants crafted Rakhis using a variety of materials, including beads, threads, and decorative embellishments.
The competitive events concluded with the announcement of winners for both the Mehndi and Rakhi making competitions. The judging panel, comprising Deans, selected the top three winners in each category based on creativity, skill, and adherence to traditional themes. In Mehendi Competition we awarded First Prize to Anushka, Second Prize to Gurvanshi and Third Prize to Anjali Chauhan. For Rakhi Making Competition, the First prize was announced to Chahna Sakariya, Second Prize to Purnima Mahto and the Third Prize to Anurag Shukla.
The celebration of Hariyali Teej at Rai University exemplified the institution's commitment to promoting cultural diversity and student engagement.
