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News India Live, Digital Desk: Hariyali Teej 2025: In Hinduism, the festival of unbreakable love, sacrifice and loyalty between husband and wife, Hariyali Teej Shravan month, especially the Tritiya Tithi of Shukla Paksha is celebrated with great enthusiasm. This holy festival in the year 2025 is scheduled to fall on Saturday, 26 July. On this day, Suhagin women specially observe Nirjala fast and offer prayers to Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati with full legal practice, so that their husbands get long life and there will be happiness and prosperity in their marital life. Some virgin girls also keep this fast with the wish of a good groom. The fast of Hariyali Teej actually reminds of the reunion of Shiva and Parvati. According to religious beliefs, on this day Lord Shankar was pleased with the difficult penance of Goddess Parvati as his wife. Women observing fast should take special care that on this day they should get up in Brahma Muhurta in the morning and take a bath and wear clean clothes. After this, take a pledge of Nirjala fast while meditating on Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. This fast is completely waterless, that is, it is not even consumed water, which shows the determination and devotion of women. In the world, the worship materials from law and law are collected and the soil statues of Shiva and Parvati are made. During the worship, women offer green bangles, vermilion, mehndi, bindi, all the things of Suhag, and along with this, sweets, fruits etc. are offered in the enjoyment. It is considered mandatory to listen to the fast story of Teej after worship, because without it the fast is considered incomplete. The fast is observed after offering the moon at night. The main material for worship is included: it includes the favorite items of Shiva Ji like banana leaves, shami letters, coconut, bell -leaf, dhatura, paan leaf, supadi, durva, incense grass, incense sticks, lamps, perfumes, perfumes, rice, seasonal fruits and sweets. For Mata Parvati, all the things of Suhag, including mehndi, green bangles, sindoor, kumkum, bindi, bangles, chunri and nettle are specially kept. Apart from these, ghee, honey, camphor and holy water are also an integral part of worship. This festival not only strengthens the relationship between husband and wife, but also shows the dedication and reverence of women in Indian culture.