Govardhan Puja, a key event in the Diwali festival celebrations, is a time to honour the teachings and miracles of Lord Krishna. Celebrated on the day after Diwali, this festival holds deep spiritual significance, particularly in Hindu traditions. In 2025, this auspicious occasion will be observed with devotion, reflecting the reverence for Lord Krishna and the bounty of nature that sustains all life.

Significance of Govardhan Puja

The roots of Govardhan Puja lie in a famous story from Hindu mythology. According to the legend, the people of Gokul were once preparing to offer prayers to Lord Indra, the god of rain and thunder. However, Lord Krishna, with his divine wisdom, convinced the people to worship the Govardhan Hill instead, as it was the source of their daily nourishment. Angered

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