Dahi Handi

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The traditional Indian festival of Dahi Handi is mostly observed in the state of Maharashtra. The festival's name translates to "curd pot," and participants create human pyramids to reach and shatter a pot that is elevated above the ground and contains curd or buttermilk. Dahi Handi, which is traditionally worn during the Hindu festival of Krishna Janmashtami, represents the playful and mischievous personality of Lord Krishna, who used to steal butter from pots that were out of reach when he was younger. Participants' collaboration, friendship, and festive mood are encouraged by this joyful event.