Teej celebrated by Disha Women Welfare Trust

Thursday 22nd August 2024 at 4:29 PM

 Adarsh Kaur became the queen of Teej 

Mohali: 22 August 2024: (Kartika Kalyani Singh//Punjab Screen Desk)::

Many times there are controversies about the history of Teej, but this festival has many deep secrets and roots in which many health secrets are hidden. Along with this, the festival of Teej also gives women the pleasure of meeting their village and their maternal home.The festival of Teej is celebrated with great enthusiasm and affection, this time its organization in Chandigarh//Mohali was very memorable. This event was organized by Disha Women Welfare Trust.

Adarsh Kaur became the queen of Teej and Satinder Kaur became the beautiful Punjaban. Women spare some time for themselves too on the stage of Disha Trust. The women of Tricity showcased their talent on the program " Tiyan Teej Diya' (Women of Teej)

Disha Women's Welfare Trust, fighting on every front to solve women's problems, organized 'Tiyan Teej Diya' program to bring out the hidden talent within women and inspire women to lead a stress free life. In which more than 100 women entrepreneurs, housewives and working women of Tricity participated. Sometimes a woman is in the role of a mother, sometimes a wife, sometimes a sister or a daughter, but during this program conducted on the occasion of Teej, women took some moments for themselves away from their daily routine.

Giving information about the program, National President of the Trust Hardeep Kaur said that every woman has some hidden talent. Some women are good cooks and some are good entrepreneurs. Some women are good writers and some women prove to be better team leaders. Disha Women's Welfare Trust organized the program "Tee Jeet Ki" providing a platform to such talents.

In this program conducted under the arrangements of advocate Rupinderpal Kaur, folk singers R. Deep Raman and Gurmeet Kulaar presented songs imbued with Punjabi culture. Special competitions for women were conducted during the program. In which the title of queen of teas was given to Adarsh Kaur, the title of queen of vultures was given to Simran Gill, the title of beautiful Punjabi was given to Satinder Kaur, and the title of beautiful Punjabi was given to Narinder Kaur.

Social worker Jagjit Kaur Kahlon, Nursing Superintendent Kuldeep Kaur and singer Gurmeet Kular played the role of judges in this program. All the women who participated in the program were felicitated by Disha Women Welfare Trust.

“Rangeela Gabru and Soni Mutiyar competition” at PCTE

PCTE Group of Institutes celebrated Teej

Ludhiana: 14th August, 2018: (Punjab Screen Bureau)::

As we move into a more modern & globalised world. The youngsters of today seem to get away from their traditional culture where PCTE took a step forward and organized a Punjabi Cultural Function “Rangeela Gabru and Soni Mutiyar competition” an event to celebrate Teej Festival and bring the students closer to their culture.

The TeejCelebration started with a Consumer Hub, where the students from different courses like BCA, Bio technology, Journalism, BCom & Fashion Designing placed  various food stalls  and games stalls like ice-creams to nutri kulchas to ‘Lucky 7’ & ‘Shoot the balloon’ to name a few.

In Rangeela gabru & Sohni Mutiyaar competition, students participated with full zeal & enthusiasm. The competition consisted 3 Rounds, the first round was of a Ramp Walk with introduction, the 2nd Round had a Talent Hunt and the last was Question and Answer round based on Punjabi culture. The event was a huge success, with highly enthusiastic performances by the students. Adorned in their magnificent attires, the students looked stunning as they gracefully and confidently walked the ramp.

Anmoldeep Singh from MBA 1st year was awarded the Rangeela Gabru title & Drishti from MBA 1st year was awarded Sohni Mutiyaar title, Most Talented Girl title was bagged by Amandeep Kaur from BBA 2nd year and Most Talented Boy title was bagged by Raghav from BBA 3rd year, Best Walk title for Girls was bagged by Khushnaseeb and Best Walk title for Boys was bagged by Lovepreet Singh from B.Pharmacy 3rd year.

Ms. Heena Kalra, Faculty, PCTE said, “The youth is inclined towards westernization and this is one of the steps by PCTE to promote Punjabi Culture amongst youth. More than 100 students participated the pageant and showed their enthusiasm towards Punjabi Culture.

Dr. K.N.S. Kang said, "It is good to see youth connected to the culture and religious roots. He further quoted that it’s important for students to engross themselves in such competitions as it helps to bring out their personality.”

Teej Festival cum Fresher’s Party was celebrated

Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 3:30 PM
A colorful event at MTSM college

Ludhiana: 8 August 2013: (Rector kathuria): Teej Festival cum Fresher’s Party was celebrated at Master Tara Singh Memorial College for Women, Ludhiana to present an authentic Punjabi Culture with the blends of modern hues. The whole atmosphere was filled with gaiety when college girls dressed in elegant traditional as well as western attires staged their dance performances, skit, folk songs and modeling.
       College Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Parveen Kaur Chawla gave a hale and hearty welcome to the new entrants and also focused on the significance of Teej Festival in Modern Era.
Arshdeep Kaur was crowned ‘Teeyan di Rani’, Harmandeep Kaur and Navdeep Kaur were titled Miss Punjaban and Miss Majajjan respectively.  Ashwarya was crowned as Miss Fresher Shifali & Harpreet Kaur as first & second runners up respectively. Sukhpreet Kaur got the title of Miss Diva whereas Garima was declared Miss Crowning Glory. The tag of Miss Beautiful smile went to Gurleen Kaur.Various competitions like traditional style of pleating hair, Beautiful Pranda, Ethnic jewelry, Mehndi Application, Beautiful Bangles and were held and the winners were given prizes. S. Swarn Singh Ji (President, College Managing Committee) and S. Kawalinder Singh Ji (Secratery, College Managing Committee) graced the occasion and stressed on the need for maintaining our rich Heritage and culture in the Modern times.
     College Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Parveen Kaur Chawla stressed on the need of being aware of our elementary traditions and values. The celebration was culminated by adding another leaf in the book of unforgettable memories of the college.

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