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News India Live, Digital Desk: Hariyali Teej 2025: The festival of Hariyali Teej celebrated on Tritiya Tithi of Shukla Paksha of Sawan month has a very special significance in Hinduism. This day is a symbol of the divine love and union of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati, and this auspicious occasion in 2025 this year will be on July 28, Monday. On this day, women observe Nirjala fast for unbroken good luck and husband’s long life, while unmarried girls do this fast with the best groom. On the day of Hariyali Teej, there is amazing greenery in nature all around, so the relationship of this festival is deeper than nature worship. Women are prepared by making sixteen adornments on this day and offer prayers to Shiva-Parvati by law. This festival is not only of devotion, but also of happiness and enthusiasm, where women gather and sing traditional folk songs, dance and enjoy it by swinging on trees. This view is truly attractive. On this holy day, in the morning, after getting up in the morning, clean clothes are worn after bathing etc. Then the place of worship is cleaned and the idol or picture of Lord Shiva, Mother Parvati and Lord Ganesha is installed on a post. After taking a pledge of fast, sixteen makeup materials are offered to Mata Parvati, which includes bangles, vermilion, mehndi, bindi etc. At the same time, Lord Shiva is offered Belpatra, Dhatura, cannabis, milk, Ganga water, fruits and flowers. During this time, Teej Katha is recited and in the end the Aarti of Shiva-Parvati is sung with full devotion. It is believed that fasting and worship of greenery Teej brings happiness and prosperity in married life and all wishes are fulfilled. Auspicious time for worship of Hariyali Teej will be from 06:05 am on July 28, 2025 from 06:05 am to 04:00 am the next day, in which women will be able to worship according to their convenience. Auspicious yoga is also being made on this special day, which will increase the fruits of worship even more. This festival reminds us of our relationship with our spouse and our relationship with nature.