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Teej celebrations light up Punjab

Students wear traditional clothes, perform Gidda and ride swings to mark the festival

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:45 PM Aug 09, 2025 IST

Students ride a swing as they take part in Teej celebrations at Shahzada Nand College in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar
Students of Lyallpur Khalsa College wear traditional clothes to celebrate Teej in Jalandhar on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Malkiat Singh
Students of Lyallpur Khalsa College wear traditional clothes to celebrate Teej in Jalandhar on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Malkiat Singh
Students dress up in traditional clothes and perform Gidda during Teej celebrations at Shahzada Nand College in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar
Students of Lyallpur Khalsa College wear traditional clothes to celebrate Teej in Jalandhar on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Malkiat Singh
Students of Police DAV School on a swing during Teej festivities in Jalandhar. Tribune photo: Malkiat Singh
Students of Lyallpur Khalsa College wear traditional clothes to celebrate Teej in Jalandhar on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Malkiat Singh
Students dress up in traditional clothes and perform Gidda during Teej celebrations at Shahzada Nand College in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar
Students dress up in traditional attire to celebrate Teej festival at Khalsa College for Women in Ludhiana on Friday. Tribune Photo: Himanshu Mahajan
Teej festival being celebrated with great pomp and show at Khalsa College for Women in Ludhiana on Friday. Tribune Photo: Himanshu Mahajan

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