Punjab is set to revive its long-standing tradition of kite flying with the announcement that “Punjab to celebrate Basant festival on Feb 6-8 after ‘25 years’.” The government has officially confirmed the dates, marking the first large-scale celebration in over two decades. This move is expected to bring excitement to cities and towns across the province.
Officials said the festival will include traditional kite flying competitions, cultural performances, and various entertainment activities. Authorities emphasized that safety measures will be strictly enforced to ensure a secure environment for participants and spectators. The revival of the festival is seen as a cultural milestone for the province.
According to government sources, “Punjab to celebrate Basant festival on Feb 6-8 after ‘25 years’” will attract thousands of residents and tourists. Local markets are preparing for a surge in visitors, and kite makers are already seeing increased demand. The festival is expected to boost local businesses and highlight Punjab’s rich heritage.
The government has also announced special arrangements for traffic management, emergency services, and crowd control. Officials urged the public to follow rules and guidelines during the celebrations to avoid accidents, especially during kite flying competitions. They noted that the festival will blend tradition with modern safety practices.
Cultural experts welcomed the announcement, saying the revival of Basant reflects Punjab’s commitment to preserving its traditions. They added that after 25 years, the festival will not only provide entertainment but also strengthen social bonds and promote tourism.
The announcement that “Punjab to celebrate Basant festival on Feb 6-8 after ‘25 years’” has already sparked enthusiasm on social media. People are sharing plans and preparations for the colorful festival, expressing joy over its return. Organizers are confident that this year’s celebration will be memorable and safe.
With the festival dates set, Punjab is ready to once again witness the skies filled with vibrant kites and the sounds of joyous festivities.
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