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Kajari Teej 2027

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Kajari Teej 2027 is on Friday, 20 August 2027. Tritiya tithi begins at 05:16 PM IST on 19 Aug and ends at 06:53 PM IST on 20 Aug. Tritiya is the tithi at sunrise on 20 Aug.

Tritiya tithi begins05:16 PM, Thu, 19 Aug
Tritiya tithi ends06:53 PM, Fri, 20 Aug
Abhijit Muhurta12:05 PM – 12:56 PM
Times forUjjain (IST)

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कजरी तीज 2027 शुक्रवार, 20 अगस्त को है। तृतीया तिथि 19 अगस्त को शाम 5:16 बजे से 20 अगस्त को शाम 6:53 बजे तक रहेगी।

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Kajari Teej
The 'big' Teej of the three monsoon Teejs — falling fifteen days after Hariyali Teej on the dark-fortnight Tritiya of Bhadrapada, three days after Raksha Bandhan. The fast breaks only after sighting the moon, and Bundi in Rajasthan marks the day with a state procession of Parvati on a palanquin.
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The name comes from kajri — the monsoon folk-song tradition of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, sung by women through the rainy night about a wife's longing for her absent husband. In Mirzapur and Banaras, these songs are a genre in their own right. Because the festival falls in the waning fortnight, women wait out a long fast and break it only when the moon is sighted — unlike Hariyali Teej, which sits on a waxing third. In some regions it is called Satudi Teej, after the 'satudi' or sindhara gifts of sweets, bangles and clothes sent by a woman's parents to her marital home. Rajasthan adds its own layer: in Bundi, the idol of Teej Mata is paraded with camels, elephants and folk dancers performing Ghoomar, Kalbeliya and Bhavai.
PRARTHANA FOR KAJARI TEEJ
Parvati Mantra
1. Parvati Mantra
Parvati Vallabha Ashtakam
2. Parvati Vallabha Ashtakam
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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Kajari Teej in 2027?

Kajari Teej 2027 falls on Friday, 20 August 2027. Tritiya tithi runs from 05:16 PM, 19 Aug to 06:53 PM, 20 Aug IST, as calculated for Ujjain. Times shift by a few minutes for other cities.

What is Kajari Teej?

The 'big' Teej of the three monsoon Teejs — falling fifteen days after Hariyali Teej on the dark-fortnight Tritiya of Bhadrapada, three days after Raksha Bandhan. The fast breaks only after sighting the moon, and Bundi in Rajasthan marks the day with a state procession of Parvati on a palanquin.

Why is Kajari Teej observed?

The name comes from kajri — the monsoon folk-song tradition of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, sung by women through the rainy night about a wife's longing for her absent husband. In Mirzapur and Banaras, these songs are a genre in their own right. Because the festival falls in the waning fortnight, women wait out a long fast and break it only when the moon is sighted — unlike Hariyali Teej, which sits on a waxing third. In some regions it is called Satudi Teej, after the 'satudi' or sindhara gifts of sweets, bangles and clothes sent by a woman's parents to her marital home. Rajasthan adds its own layer: in Bundi, the idol of Teej Mata is paraded with camels, elephants and folk dancers performing Ghoomar, Kalbeliya and Bhavai.

What are the other names for Kajari Teej?

Kajari Teej is also known as Badi Teej, Kajali Teej, Kajri Teej and Satudi Teej.

Which prarthanas are recited on Kajari Teej?

Parvati Mantra and Parvati Vallabha Ashtakam are recited on Kajari Teej. You can listen to them with audio on this page.

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