For the Kirtan celebrations ... her attire often reflects hues of saffron, peacock blue, or Vrindavan green, each symbolising a deep connection to Lord Krishna. She accessorises with tulsi ...

The Kirtan Ghar exuded an air of serenity ... symbolising Krishna’s mischievous nature upon returning to Vrindavan. The crowd roared as, one by one, the barriers were torn down, each moment ...

His teachings placed a strong emphasis on unconditional love, international brotherhood, and devotion to Krishna via kirtan, or devotional singing ... especially in areas like West Bengal, Odisha, and ...

Vrindavan monkey's smart negotiation is doing the sounds on social media. The mischievous primate was caught on camera successfully pulling off a barter trade. The amusing negotiation of the witty ...

The video has gone viral, leaving social media users in stitches. Indian cities like Mathura and Vrindavan are no strangers to the infamous "monkey menace." These mischievous primates are known ...

The holy township of Vrindavan, considered to be the place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood, has for centuries provided refuge to widowed Hindu women. Widowhood among caste Hindus has long been ...

Times Now could not confirm the exact date and location of the incident. The video, regardless, went viral. “Vrindavan ke bandar,” the post read. The video was shared on Instagram, by the handle ...

A video of a monkey trading a Samsung S25 Ultra for a pack of mango drink has gone viral on social media. Listen to Story A monkey in Vrindavan swapped a Samsung S25 Ultra for a pack of a mango drink ...

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The deceased was identified as Kirtan Vasava of Kavitha village, who was the sole breadwinner of his family. He was found unresponsive in an agricultural field and rushed to Jeevan Jyot Hospital where ...

The festival honours the divine love of Hindu deities Radha and Krishna, and boisterous celebrations are held in the northern Indian cities of Mathura and Vrindavan, believed to be their birthplace.