Mumbai: A total of 376 Govindas were injured during Dahi Handi celebrations across Mumbai as the city once again witnessed the festival being celebrated with enthusiasm and zeal. According to reports, ...

As the city is set to see the Dahi Handi celebrations on Saturday, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has directed all its healthcare facilities across Mumbai to be on standby. According to ...

Tragedy struck Dahi Handi celebrations in Maharashtra as two individuals, including a seven-year-old boy, lost their lives and over 130 'Govindas' sustained injuries during the Janmashtami festivities ...

Mumbai: As Dahi Handi celebrations swept across Mumbai on Saturday, several Govindas were injured while participating in human-pyramid formations, though no serious injuries had been reported as of ...

Twenty-two 'govindas' or youngsters involved in the formation of multi-storeyed human pyramids as part of the 'Dahi Handi' celebrations, were injured in parts of Mumbai on Saturday, civic officials ...

Festive fervour reached a crescendo on Saturday as thousands of ‘govindas’ formed human pyramids across Mumbai and neighbouring cities, risking bone-breaking falls to shatter curd-filled clay pots and ...

From narrow alleyways of Lalbaug and Dadar in central Mumbai to mega-venues in Thane, the air hung heavy with the beat of dhols, as troupes of young 'govindas', both male and female, travelled to ...

The tradition is rooted in the childhood stories of Lord Krishna. Janmashtami is being celebrated across India on September 4 with devotion and joy as devotees mark the birth of Lord Krishna. The ...

Date: Saturday, September 5, 2026Krishna Janmashtami: Friday, September 4, 2026There is no single official timing for Dahi Handi across Mumbai. Different mandals organise their own programmes, so one ...

To make sense of why thousands of people spend their weekends practicing how to balance on each other's collarbones, you have to look back at the stories of Krishna as a young boy in Vrindavan.Legend ...

Dahi Handi is more than just a festival in Maharashtra; it's a cultural phenomenon that brings together devotion, teamwork, and community pride. Every year, on the day following Krishna Janmashtami, ...

Every year, the day after Krishna Janmashtami, streets across Maharashtra and many parts of India come alive with cheers, music, and the sight of young participants forming towering human pyramids.