Archive · 5 Sep 2026
Blind Students Celebrate Janmashtami With Dahi Handi Enthusiasm
Blind students at a school in Mumbai celebrated the Janmashtami festival.
They joined in Dahi Handi activities, a traditional part of the celebration.
The students took part with excitement and happiness.
Their participation filled the school with a festive mood.
The event also brought the students together.
It showed that everyone can take part in cultural traditions.
The celebration highlighted the value of inclusion and equal opportunities.
Photographs captured the students enjoying the event.
Blind students at Kamla Mehta Blind School celebrated Janmashtami in Mumbai.
The students participated enthusiastically in traditional Dahi Handi festivities.
The celebration brought energy, joy and togetherness to the school.
The event highlighted participation in cultural traditions and the importance of inclusion.
Photographs were taken by Sahil Salvi for Rediff and curated by Anant Salvi.
- Who
- Blind students at Kamla Mehta Blind School.
- What
- They celebrated Janmashtami by participating in Dahi Handi festivities.
- When
- During the Janmashtami festival; no specific date is provided.
- Where
- Kamla Mehta Blind School in Dadar, north-central Mumbai.
- Why
- To celebrate Janmashtami and highlight participation, inclusion and togetherness.
- Event
- Dahi Handi celebration
- Festival
- Janmashtami
- Participants
- Blind students
- Venue
- Kamla Mehta Blind School
- Location
- Dadar, north-central Mumbai
- Photographer
- Sahil Salvi for Rediff
- Photo curation
- Anant Salvi