When is kajri teej 2025: ‘Kajali Satwa Teej’, commonly known as Kajri Teej, is celebrated on the Tritiya Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada month. This festival is kept for the long life of the husband, happiness and prosperity in married life and the attainment of the desired groom. This year, Kajri Teej will be celebrated on 12 August 2025, Tuesday. It is also called Satudi Teej or old Teej.Also Read: Sri Krishna Puja starts for a month in Vrindavan, these 4 festivals will be till Janmashtami
According to the Panchang, Bhadrapada Krishna Tritiya Tithi will begin on August 11 at 10:33 am and it will conclude on August 12 at 08:40 am. Since any fast in Hinduism is kept according to Udaya Tithi, the festival of Kajri Teej will be celebrated only on August 12. Let’s know about this festival …
Auspicious time of Kajali Teej Puja:
Tritiya Tithi Start- 11 August 2025 at 10:33 AM
Tritiya Tithi ends- 12 August 2025 at 08:40 AM
On this day, many auspicious times are being made for worship:
• Brahma Muhurta: 04:49 am to 05:34 pm.
• Abhijit Muhurta- 12:18 pm to 01:09 pm.
• Vijay Muhurta: 02:52 to 03:43 pm.
• Mudhuli Muhurta: 07:08 pm to 07:30 pm.
• Nishith Kaal Muhurta: 12:21 AM, August 13 to 01:06 AM, from August 13.
• Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga- 11:52 AM to 06:19 AM, till August 13.
What do Bhadrapada do on Teej day? The fast of Kajri Teej is very difficult like Karva Chauth and Suhagin women keep it free. The main functions to be done on this day are as follows:
1. Fasting and worship: On this day, women get up early in the morning and bathe and take a pledge to fast. In the evening, she worships Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati by doing sixteen adornments. Neemdi Mata is also worshiped in some places.
2. Sattu and dish: Sattu has special significance in this fast, hence it is also called Satudi Teej. Women make dishes and sweets made of barley, gram, rice and wheat sattu to open the fast.
3. Arghya to Moon: After worshiping in the evening, women wait for the moon to leave. When the moon comes out, the fast is opened by offering arghya. Sattu, fruits or sweets are consumed after offering arghya.
4. Songs of Jhulana and Kajri/ Kajali Satwa Teej: On this day, women swing in homes and sing folk songs together called Kajri songs. This tradition further enhances the beauty of this festival.
5. Worship of cows: In some areas, cows are also worshiped on this day and they are fed green grass or bread. Cows are considered religiously very sacred.
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