Krishna Janmashtami or Krishnashtami is basically a festival of Hindus which is a celebration of the birth of God Krishna. Commonly known as the avatar of Lord Vishnu, Krishna is widely revered as an omnipresent power. The date of Janamashtami as per Hindu Calendar is Ashtami of Bhadrapad. No grains should be consumed during Janmashtami fasting until the fast is broken on next day after Sunrise. All rules followed during Ekadashi fasting should be followed during Janmashtami fasting also. breaking the fast should be done at an appropriate time.

For Krishna Janmashtami fast breakingis done on next day after Sunrise when Ashtami Tithi and Rohini Nakshatra are over. The festival of Janamashtmi calls for a proper method to celebrate it. The preparation of sweets, the prayers and offerings by the people make the entire atmosphere spiritual. A small child is made to dress like Krishna just to symbolise the hidden power in this festival. So, be ready to celebrate Janmashtmi this year in the best possible way. Just break the shackles of your daily busy routine and be a part of this festival for the celebration of the birthday of the supreme power which is supposed to run the lives of all. These festivals provide a break, to be more specific – a welcome break from the humdrum routine of our lives. There is an objective to the celebration of every festival on this earth. They help the people to come joyfully closer to each other celebrating the years old rituals and beliefs attached to the festival. People in general are immensely excited on this festival. They like to send sms to their family members and near and dear ones. Krishna Janmashtami is also known as Krishnashtami, Gokulashtami, Ashtami Rohini, Srikrishna Jayanti and Sree Jayanthi.