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Chandragiri Shikshalaya joyfully celebrated Teej on 10th Bhadra 2082 with great excitement and cultural spirit. The school organized a special program where students and teachers came together to celebrate this beautiful festival. On this occasion, students were encouraged to wear red-colored dresses, which is a traditional color of Teej. The school environment looked bright and festive as children arrived wearing beautiful red clothes and traditional outfits.

The celebration began with a short introduction about the importance and history of Teej. Teachers explained to the students that Teej is an important Hindu festival celebrated mainly by women, praying for the well-being and long life of their families. It is also a festival that represents devotion, culture, and happiness.

During the program, students participated in various fun and cultural activities. There were dance performances, singing, and small cultural presentations where children expressed their joy and creativity. Many students danced to traditional Teej songs, making the program lively and enjoyable. Teachers and students also joined together in the celebration, creating a warm and happy atmosphere in the school.

The program also included storytelling and discussions about Nepali culture and traditions. This helped students understand the meaning of the festival and the importance of respecting cultural values. Children enjoyed the celebration with their friends, shared smiles, and created wonderful memories.

Celebrating festivals like Teej in school helps children learn about Nepali culture, traditions, and social values. It also builds confidence, creativity, and teamwork among students. Such programs make school life more joyful and meaningful.

The Teej celebration at Chandragiri Shikshalaya was a colorful and memorable event. It brought happiness to the students and helped them connect with their culture while enjoying a fun and educational day at school.

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