Celebrations  

This Janmashtami, get inspired by these powerful lessons by Lord Krishna.

This Janmashtami, try these stunning mehndi designs for your celebrations.

These lessons from Lord Krishna, celebrated during Janmashtami, offer timeless guidance for leading a balanced, purposeful, and spiritually enriched life.

Dahi Handi is a vibrant Janmashtami tradition where teams form human pyramids to break clay pots of yogurt. This celebration honors Lord Krishna’s playful nature and is marked by enthusiastic community participation.

Learn how to make the perfect Panchamrit for Janmashtami 2024. This traditional recipe includes milk, yogurt, ghee, honey, and tulsi leaves, creating a delicious offering for Lord Krishna.

There are many legends associated with Lord Krishna and the blue skin colour. Let’s read one.

 Krishna Janmashtami brings vibrant celebrations across India, with each state showcasing distinct traditions, from dramatic Ras Leela to festive Dahi Handi and heartfelt devotional practices.

This Janmashtami, get inspired by the latest collection of Bollywood divas and try outfits like sharara sets, printed kurtas, Anarkali suits, and Punjabi suits. Know which styles will give you the perfect festive look.

Shri Krishna Janmashtami is a time for celebration and reflection on the life of Lord Krishna. However, many myths surround his story. 

Celebrate Janmashtami 2024 by exploring seven famous temples, including Krishna Janmabhoomi in Mathura and ISKCON temples in Delhi and Mumbai, each with unique, vibrant celebrations.
 

In Vastu Shastra, the placement of a Krishna statue at home is considered significant for creating a positive and harmonious environment.

Janmashtami, celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna, will be observed on August 26, 2024. This year, the festival coincides with several auspicious yogas, making it particularly significant for devotees.

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Read these interesting facts about the Ashoka Chakra in the Indian national flag.

This Independence Day let’s learn about India’s first IAS and IPS officers, who cleared the civil services exams during the British rule.