Pride in One's Own Culture: Kanya Pujan on Navratri at TLS Rohtak
On Navami, TLS Rohtak's management welcomed young girls with the sacred ritual of Kanjak.
On the auspicious occasion of Navami, TLS Rohtak's campus was filled with devotion, joy, and a genuine sense of tradition. Bade Sir and Bade Ma'am, together with the Principal and Vice Principal, lovingly performed the sacred ritual of Kanjak.
Little girls, symbolising the divine feminine energy, were warmly welcomed and honoured with real affection — their feet respectfully washed, and offered prasad along with small tokens of love. The atmosphere carried the positivity, blessings, and cultural values that come with a tradition observed properly, not rushed through.
The gesture reflected TLS Rohtak's deep-rooted respect for tradition, but it did more than that: it instilled in the students taking part a real sense of gratitude, humility, and reverence — the kind of thing a classroom lesson can describe but rarely deliver the way a lived ritual does. For everyone involved, it was a memorable and genuinely enriching experience.