Hartalika Teej is an important Hindu festival for married women and is celebrated all over India. This three-day festival marks the arrival of the monsoon season and commemorates the union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, honoring their eternal love, devotion, and commitment.

The ceremonial pooja involves praying to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, offering them flowers and sweets, and lighting diyas (small lamps). Women wear traditional attire such as green saris or lehengas to honor the deities during this time. They also observe fasting and participate in cultural activities like devotional singing and performing traditional dances.

The festivity symbolizes prosperity, good luck, health, wealth, and happiness in the home. Through these spiritual and cultural rituals, women pray for a prosperous and joyful life for their families and loved ones, celebrating love and devotion within the family.