The vibrant atmosphere was palpable with the Dahi Handi pot hung high up in the air, waiting for human pyramids to break clay ...

The Dahi Handi ritual symbolizes Lord Krishna's childhood antics and is celebrated with music, dance, and community gatherings on the occasion of Janmashtami. But it continues to pose risks ...

the traditional Dahi Handi celebration, and contemporary events tied to the festival. Krishna’s love for butter: One of the most recurring themes in Amul’s Janmashtami ads is Krishna’s childhood ...

Dahi Handi, part of the Janmashtami festival that marks the birth of Lord Krishna, saw enthusiastic visually impaired participants in Mumbai. IMAGE: Blind Govindas form multi-tiered human pyramids ...

The festival of Dahi Handi, celebrated with great enthusiasm ... symbolizing Lord Krishna`s fondness for curd and butter from his childhood. This reenactment, held after Krishna Janmashtami ...

It is believed Bal Krishna loved curd and butter. Therefore, devotees re-enact his childhood days through the Dahi-Handi celebration. The ' Dahi Handi' celebration also symbolizes Bal Krishna's ...

This festival observes traditional Dahi Handi Events in every corner of the country celebrating ... her involvement with the Govinda pyramids started with inspiration from her childhood and family ...

It is believed that Lord Krishna liked curd and butter as a child. Therefore, devotees re-enact his childhood days through dahi handi after Krishna Janmashtami. Dahi handis decorated with flowers have ...

Ever seen lady Govindas in action? IMAGE: A girl performs acrobatics before the start of the dahi handi ritual, here and below. All Photographs: Sahil Salvi IMAGE: The girl Govindas form a pyramid.

Therefore, devotees re-enact his childhood days through dahi handi after Krishna Janmashtami. Dahi handis decorated with flowers have been hoisted many feet above the ground at several housing ...

Dahi Handi: The Maharashtra State Dahi Handi Govinda Association organized its Women’s 5th layer Dahi Handi competition at Vile Parle in Mumbai on August 24.(Photo by Satish Bate / Hindustan ...