Witness Kansa Vadh Where Truth Triumphs Over Evil

Kansa Vadh 2024 Date And Time

This year, Kansa Vadh falls on the Monday, November 11, 2024

The Timings are as below:

• Dashami Tithi Begins – 10:31 AM on Nov 10, 2024
• Dashami Tithi Ends – 08:16 AM on Nov 11, 2024

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Significance Of Krishna Leela Kansa Vadh

Ancient Hindu scripts discern Kansa as an immoral king who reigned over the areas of Mathura. He was put to death by Lord Vishnu’s 8th incarnation, Shri Krishna. As a result, he freed his parents and grandfather, who were under the captivity of Kansa. Thus, it led to the celebration of ‘Kansa Vadh’ where evil was destroyed with the reinstatement of morality in the universe. Hindus also refer to it as the winning of ‘Dharma over Adharma’.

People of India, particularly from Uttar Pradesh and Mathura celebrate this day on a large scale and with great vigour. The Chaturvedi community observes this occasion mainly. The term Chaturvedi indicates a person who has the knowledge of 4 Vedas. Moreover, members of this particular group who have moved to other regions in Indian visit their homeland Mathura to celebrate this day. This special event enables them to reunite with their Samaj and meet their close people.

The festival is celebrated during the month of Kartik on the day of Shukla Dashami. Hence, people of Chaturvedi community perform various rituals throughout 10 days after Diwali.

The day after Kansa Vadh is observed as Devuthana Ekadashi. People do Teen Van Parikrama in the region of Braj on this day. Mathura, Vrindavan and Garun Govind are the three towns included this way. Ancient scripts show that Lord Krishna did this circulation for releasing the offence of slaying Kansa. Hence, the tradition is continued actively by the people of Mathura on the following day of Kansa Vadh.

Rituals Followed On The Day Of Kansa Vadh

• Devotees perform puja and pay their regard to Radha and Krishna on the day of Kansa Vadh. They also prepare a variety of sweets and treats to appease the divine.
• People make an idol of Kansa and put it to fire to portray the triumph of virtue over vice. This also symbolises that evil lives for a short time, and truth always wins at last.
• On this day, followers in huge numbers carry out a parade and recite the holy mantra: Hare Rama Hare Krishna.
• Various cultural programs are held in all the regions of Mathura. They include music and dance performances, dramas, and so on. Kansa Vadh Leela is a well-known act that portrays the killing of Kansa. People take great delight in witnessing the skit.

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Kansa Vadh By Shri Krishna

The followers of Lord Krishna see the occurrence of Kansa Vadh with a holy as well as virtuous significance. This is because the occasion marks the victory of good over bad. In the Hindu scriptures, Kansa is mentioned as the doer of many sins and Adharma when he was a king. But destiny had announced his killing by the 8th son of his sister, Devaki. Knowing this, he put his sister and her husband in jail. He kept on killing their offsprings once they were born.

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When Lord Krishna took birth, he was saved despite the attempts of Kansa. The night when the Lord was born, he was taken to the home of Yashoda Maiya and Nanda who stayed in Vrindavan. All the efforts of Kansa to assassinate Lord Krishna were going in vain one after the other. Ultimately, Shri Krishna conquered Kansa as an embodiment of Lord Vishnu and freed his parents from imprisonment. This marked the conclusion of all the wrongful acts and establishment of King Ugrasen as the ruler of Mathura. People started celebrating this day as ‘Kansa Vadh’ since then.

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