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Krishna Janmashtami 2026: Five rituals trace the midnight birth; from bath to dahi handi

Janmashtami is a vibrant celebration marking the birth of Lord Krishna, featuring midnight rituals and family gatherings filled with joy. Devotees perform the ceremonial bathing of Lord Krishna’s murti and ring bells to herald his arrival. Families partake in rocking the cradle while making heartfelt wishes for prosperity. The next day, Nandotsav brings together lively songs and dances, with Dahi Handi showcasing the playful spirit of Krishna through human pyramids.

Saurabh Rathour

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