A bright melody of honoring the eldest mother on Teej in Beltar!
Expressing gratitude to the elder mother on Teej in Beltar.
The main spirit of the program
Bhadra 5, Chaudandigadhi-The pride and sentiment of Teej in Beltar put the elder women at the center. In a program organized by Nepal Mahila Sangh Chaudandigadhi, close to the Nepali Congress, 12 elderly women were honored by covering them with dosalla. The experience carried with age and the offerings made to the family and society were recognized in this way.
The form and meaning of honor
The dosalla was not just an object, it was a sign of appreciation. The women present exchanged wishes for longevity, health and a comfortable life. The joy of Teej spread with the rhythm of dance, step and applause. It was clear that this is the nature of the festival that fades away sorrow and brightens hope.
Collective support initiative
The sisters collected money according to their respective abilities. An example was presented that a meaningful impact is possible when small contributions are combined. Local ownership made the program transparent and accountable.
Leadership team present
The program was chaired by Women's Association President Binadevi Rai. Regional leadership and first mayor of Chaudandigari Khagendra Rai, first deputy mayor Rita Chaudhary, municipal president Rajendra Poudel, spokesperson Rakesh Chaudhary, youth leaders Gyanendra Pradhan, Deepak Raut 'Sunil', Province 'K' Secretary Dipendra Rai, 2nd Ward President Jitman Rai, youth leaders Apar Ojha, Vishal Gelal and all 10 ward presidents were present. The diversity of the attendance reflected the partnership of community-politics-culture.
Dance, song and dialogue
Dance and greetings were exchanged along with songs. A feast, meeting and photo-story created a memorable document. Although it was a ritual festival, the center was human respect.
