Dahi Handi 2024: Dahi Handi is celebrated annually across the country. The auspicious tradition is especially observed on a grand scale in Maharashtra and Goa. Also known as Gopalakala or Utlotsavam, ...

Dahi Handi 2025: The festival of Janmashtami is celebrated with devotion and gaiety across the country in the month of Bhadrapada. The festival of Dahi Handi is celebrated on the next day of the birth ...

Dahi Handi, a vibrant and exuberant festival celebrated primarily in Maharashtra, India, is a joyous event that brings communities together in a spirited display of devotion and camaraderie. This ...

Dahi Handi 2025 is being celebrated today, 16 August, a day after Krishna Janmashtami. Across India, especially Maharashtra, crowds gather to cheer Govinda teams as they form pyramids to break the ...

Dahi Handi is a popular event celebrated annually across the country. The tradition is observed annually on the larger scale in Maharashtra and Goa. It is observed the day after Krishna Janmashtami, ...

May Krishna steal all your tensions and worries this Janmashtami and give you all the love, peace and happiness. Happy Dahi Handi. Lord Krishna's blessings will help you overcome any difficulty in ...

Dahi Handi is one of the most colorful and vibrant festivities in Indian culture, closely associated with the auspicious festival of Janmashtami. This tradition celebrates the playful and mischievous ...

Dahi Handi is a lively Hindu festival celebrated a day after Janmashtami, which marks the birth of Lord Krishna. The festival`s name comes from `Dahi,` meaning `curd,` and `Handi,` meaning `earthen ...

Dahi Handi is a popular event celebrated in the cities of Maharashtra and Goa. This tradition is observed the day after Krishna Janmashtami, also known as Gokulashtami, which marks the birth of Lord ...

The Dahi Handi 2024 celebrations in Worli, Mumbai, were a lively and joyous occasion for Janmashtami. Despite heavy rainfall, the spirit of the celebration was undampened. Maharashtra Chief Minister ...

Legend says Lord Krishna was a butter thief who teamed up with his friends to steal it from pots hung out of his reach. A clay pot with curd/butter/prizes is hung high, and teams compete to break it ...