A symbol of love, tenderness, and compassion, he is often portrayed as a prankster, a gentle lover, a universal supreme being, and a child-like God. With him being a part of our childhood stories and elaborate festivals, how can we forget the birthday of adorable Maakhanchor?

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Flowers and decorations adorned the path of the tyrant King Kansa’s sister, Devaki who was getting married to the Yadava prince, Vasudeva. When all the rituals were over, a loud voice resonated from heaven that announced Kansa’s death at the hands of Devaki’s eighth child. Furious at this, Kansa immediately imprisoned Devaki and her husband. Whenever a child was...