Up Boy Krishna

In August, a seven-day-old child was discovered stuck on a tree in Uttar Pradesh's Hamirpur after he was thrown off a bridge by his parents. He had suffered at least 50 wounds, including a severe animal bite on his back.

This Janmashtami, let's celebrate the joyful tradition of dressing up your little ones as Lord Krishna, welcoming a divine spirit. From traditional dhotis to indo-western combinations, we offer tips and outfit ideas to make this festival memorable for your tiny Krishna.

UP Board Result 2020: In Class 12, girls have done significantly better than boys, achieving a pass percentage of 81.96% compared to the boys’ 68.88%.

"Stay the good boy that you are. Love you," Tiger Shroff wrote for Krishna

According to the rules, a student needs to be at least 14 years of age to appear in Class 10 examinations of the UP Board.

In presence of the police and his own parents, a three-year-old spent nearly 2 hours in the blistering sun, tied on a slanting green leaf-shaped board. Dressed as Lord Krishna, he was the heart of a procession meant to celebrate the birth of the god held in Kerala's Kannur earlier this week.

In August, a seven-day-old child was discovered stuck on a tree in Uttar Pradesh's Hamirpur after he was thrown off a bridge by his parents. He had suffered at least 50 wounds, including a severe animal bite on his back.

This Janmashtami, let's celebrate the joyful tradition of dressing up your little ones as Lord Krishna, welcoming a divine spirit. From traditional dhotis to indo-western combinations, we offer tips and outfit ideas to make this festival memorable for your tiny Krishna.

UP Board Result 2020: In Class 12, girls have done significantly better than boys, achieving a pass percentage of 81.96% compared to the boys’ 68.88%.

"Stay the good boy that you are. Love you," Tiger Shroff wrote for Krishna

According to the rules, a student needs to be at least 14 years of age to appear in Class 10 examinations of the UP Board.

In presence of the police and his own parents, a three-year-old spent nearly 2 hours in the blistering sun, tied on a slanting green leaf-shaped board. Dressed as Lord Krishna, he was the heart of a procession meant to celebrate the birth of the god held in Kerala's Kannur earlier this week.