Kaliya Mardan (subduing of the serpent Kaliya) refers to one of the most celebrated pastimes of young Lord Krishna in Vrindavan, recorded in sacred texts like the Bhagavata Purana.
Symbolism: The episode symbolizes the cleansing of spiritual impurity, where Kaliya's venom represents pride, malice, and ego, and Krishna’s dance represents divine grace subduing toxicity to restore harmony.
Cultural Significance: Naga Nathaiya / Naga Nritya: A traditional festival and re-enactment held annually on the ghats of Varanasi and in classical dance forms like Kathak and Manipuri.
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