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On Dol Gyaras, Not Radha, but Kanha Does Jal Vihar: The Tradition Changed After a Boat Capsize in Mandla in 1918, Radharani Remains Seated in the Temple Itself.
In Mandla, on Dol Gyaras, the Radha-Krishna palanquins take a boat ride in the Narmada River after touring the city. However, the tradition at the 150-year-old Radha-Krishna temple in Azad Ward is different. Here, on Dol Gyaras, only Lord Krishna takes a boat ride, while Radha Rani remains in the temple. Significantly, Lord Krishna is tied to a palanquin with ropes and taken to the Narmada River. According to Ashwini Bajpai, a member of the temp…
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In Mandla, on Dol Gyaras, the Radha-Krishna palanquins take a boat ride in the Narmada River after touring the city. However, the tradition at the 150-year-old Radha-Krishna temple in Azad Ward is different. Here, on Dol Gyaras, only Lord Krishna takes a boat ride, while Radha Rani remains in the temple. Significantly, Lord Krishna is tied to a palanquin with ropes and taken to the Narmada River. According to Ashwini Bajpai, a member of the temp…