Krishna Janmashtami Celebration at Anandathirtha Vidyalaya ✨🎶

On 13th September, Anandathirtha Vidyalaya was filled with festive spirit as the entire campus came alive in celebration of Krishna Janmashtami.


The entrance itself set the tone – colourful rangoli patterns and a beautifully decorated idol of Lord Krishna, adorned with fresh garlands, welcomed everyone with a divine ambience. Whoever entered truly felt as though they had stepped into a temple. 🙏🌸



The celebration began with the arrival of His Holiness Sri Sri Sri Vishwesharhirtha Swamiji, whose presence made the day even more special. High school girls presented a graceful performance depicting Krishna’s birth and childhood, which was received with much appreciation. The adorable Pre-Primary toddlers as Muddu Krishnas and Radhas became the main attraction of the day. Swamiji himself expressed delight, saying how wonderful it was to see so many little Krishnas and Radhas gathered together at one place. 💖


The excitement continued as the Grade 10 boys performed the traditional Tiger Dance, their bodies painted like real tigers. Their energetic performance brought loud cheers and applause, leaving everyone thrilled. 🐯✨

In the afternoon, the much-awaited Dahi Handi competitions took place. High school boys and girls showcased teamwork by forming human pyramids to break the handi. Later, the blindfolded Dahi Handi challenge was held house-wise, with non-participants enthusiastically cheering for their teams. The spirit of unity and festivity echoed across the campus as the matki breaking drew rounds of applause. 🎉




The programme was graced by the presence of the management members, Principal, teachers, administrative staff, and transport staff, who joined the students in making the day memorable.

It was a day of devotion, colours, energy, and joy.

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