Photos: India prepares for Lord Krishna's birth pre Janmashtami

The pre-Janmashtami preparations in workshops buzzing with excitement. Observed as the day that commemorates the birth of Lord Krishna, Janmashtami preparations were in full swing in India

Updated On: 2016-08-23 09:05 PM IST

The birthday of Indian Hindu God Krishna will be celebrated as 'Krishna Janmashtami' by Hindus all over world on August 25. All pics/AFP
The birthday of Indian Hindu God Krishna will be celebrated as 'Krishna Janmashtami' by Hindus all over world on August 25. All pics/AFP
A Indian women worker gives finishing touches to a idol of Hindu god Krishna at a workshop on occasion of 'Krishna Janmashtami' in Chennai.
A Indian women worker gives finishing touches to a idol of Hindu god Krishna at a workshop on occasion of 'Krishna Janmashtami' in Chennai.
Janmashtami celebrations
Janmashtami celebrations
Finishing touches to the idol
Finishing touches to the idol
Workers prepare dresses for idols of Lord Krishna ahead of Sri Krishna Janamshtami Festival in Mathura. Pic/PTI
Workers prepare dresses for idols of Lord Krishna ahead of Sri Krishna Janamshtami Festival in Mathura. Pic/PTI
Lord Krishna
Lord Krishna
Indian participant dressed as the Hindu god Lord Krishna looks on during a cultural event in the run up to the dahi handi (curd pot) celebrations of 'Janmashtami', which mark the birth of Lord Krishna, in Mumbai. Pic/AFP
Indian participant dressed as the Hindu god Lord Krishna looks on during a cultural event in the run up to the dahi handi (curd pot) celebrations of 'Janmashtami', which mark the birth of Lord Krishna, in Mumbai. Pic/AFP
India's top court on August 17, 2016, has banned children from taking part in a popular but potentially dangerous religious festival in the country's west that sees young boys scale human pyramids. Pic/AFP
India's top court on August 17, 2016, has banned children from taking part in a popular but potentially dangerous religious festival in the country's west that sees young boys scale human pyramids. Pic/AFP
The Supreme Court barred children aged under 18 from scaling the pyramids and restricted their height to 20 feet (six metres) following a string of accidents in recent years. Pic/AFP
The Supreme Court barred children aged under 18 from scaling the pyramids and restricted their height to 20 feet (six metres) following a string of accidents in recent years. Pic/AFP
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