In Dwarka, Gujarat, 37,000 Ahir women recently came together to perform Raas, a traditional dance. This special moment, captured on video, is gaining popularity online. The Raas dance, dating back 5000 years to Lord Krishna’s time, was brought to life by these women. Over 1.5 lakh people from the Ahir community took part in this event, which took place on the morning of December 24, 2024.
Vibrant Celebration: Dwarka Maharas Video Captures 37,000 Ahir Women in Ritual
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In Dwarka, Gujarat, a mesmerizing sight unfolded as 37,000 Ahir women came together to perform the Maharas ritual. The video capturing this lively Raas dance is now gaining widespread attention. This unique celebration, reviving a 5000-year-old tradition from Lord Krishna’s period, involved the creation of Maharasas by women. Over 1.5 lakh people from the Ahir community actively participated in this cultural event, which took place on the morning of December 24, 2024.
All India Yadav Samaj and Ahirani Mandal Samaj Organized Spectacular Dance in Nanddham Complex
All India Yadav Samaj and Ahirani Mandal Samaj collaborated to organize this remarkable event. The gathering, where 37,000 Ahir women participated, has become a sensation, with drone footage of the dance going viral. The cultural spectacle, held on December 24, 2024, showcased the rich heritage of the Ahir community, fostering unity and celebration.
Global Gathering: Ahir Women Unite in Traditional Attire for Grand Maharas
Women from the Ahir community worldwide flocked to participate in a special event. Dressed in traditional red attire, these Ahir women convened to create a vibrant maharas around the statue of Shri Krishna, positioned at the heart of the field. This symbolic dance, organized in memory of the Maharasas of Usha, daughter of Banasur and daughter-in-law of Lord Krishna, stands as a testament to the community’s rich cultural heritage and global unity.
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