Krishna

Lord Krishna’s untold leelas blend playful mischief with divine power. From stealing butter as a child to lifting the Govardhan Hill, his actions reveal both his charm and strength. Whether charming the gopis or offering wisdom in the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna’s stories combine joy, love, and spiritual wisdom, embodying his role as both a playful lover and fierce protector.

In India, various traditions are followed, and in Hinduism, each tradition has deep meaning and belief behind it the same can be said for Dahi Handi’s celebration. It is a prominent feature in celebrations of Krishna Janmashtami and is a lively and joyous event that captures the essence of Lord Krishna’s playful and mischievous nature.

Known as Krishna Gokulashtami or krishna jayanthi marks the birthday of lord Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu, who is one of Hinduism’s most revered deities.

Lord Shree Krishna is the eighth avatar of lord Vishnu who is a preserver of the universe and is set to ascend the world taking various forms preaching and guiding mankind to the way of righteousness and spirituality helping them attain mukti or liberation. Bhagwan Shri Krishna ascended in the Treat-Yug with great intention; hence, he was one of the central characters of Mahabharat.

Bhagwan Shree Krishna is said the governing character in Mahabharata, the Sanskrit epic that enfolds the detailed story of Kurukshetra before and after it took place.