Many different festivals are celebrated in India every year and these festivals have many beliefs. One of these festivals is the festival of kites. Yes, the festival of kites is celebrated with great enthusiasm all over India. On this day, many different types of kites are seen in the sky. Not only this, the International Kite Festival is celebrated every year in India. After all, what is the significance of this festival and how is this festival celebrated? Today we are going to tell you about it.
The state of Gujarat organizes the International Kite Festival on a large scale every year on the day of Uttarayan or Makar Sankranti. People from many countries, including other states of India, come from far and wide to participate in this event. Millions of people visit the state of Gujarat every year to celebrate this festival. At the same time, in the state of Gujarat, a lot of programs are organized on this day and many days many programs are started in the state. Here you find many kinds of kites in shops. On the day of this festival, the sky looks completely colorful. People come from far and wide to see this festival.
The International Kite Festival has started in Ahmedabad city of Gujarat state. This festival starts from 6 January and can be seen till 14 January. Apart from kites, many programs will also be inaugurated during this period. Apart from Ahmedabad, various events are organized in other cities of Gujarat like Surat, Gandhinagar and Rajkot. Apart from Gujarat, this festival is also celebrated in Rajasthan, Delhi, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu state. Special events are organized for this day in many places in Delhi, where many types of kites are seen. A lot of arrangements are also made by the state government on this day.
Also Read:
Lalitpur residents support CAA, BJP claims- "Everyone is supporting"
Delhi assembly elections: Nomination process will start soon, independents will dominate
Ajay Devgan appeals for peace and brotherhood after his film's release
Tragic accident: bus and tractor collided, more than 30 killed ...
