Hyderabad: There is an old way of flying the kite during the Makar Sankranti festival. Very few people know that the kite has to be taken to fly. If you break the law, you can be fined up to Rs 10 lakh or two years in jail or both at once.

Under the Aviation Act 1934-2 (1), permission is required before any object can fly in the sky. This law also applies to drone cameras, kite and balloons. The police and the administration do not have such legal information.

People across the country surf the kite on Capricorn Sankranti. Especially children prefer flying kites. All children and children fly kite. No one knows about such a strict law regarding flying a kite, and a license is also required for flying a kite.

Under the Air Force Act 1934-2 (1), government approval is mandatory for travel ling to balloons, aircrafts, kite, gliders and aviation machines. Flying a kite or balloon at high altitude, especially in restricted areas, interferes with the operation of the aircraft. Apart from this, there are special laws regarding the use of manja threads flying such kite. Manja threads cause deaths on Sankranthi every year. Most birds also die of kite fibres. So now whenever you think of flying a kite, be sure to consider its legal aspect. Don't let anyone else be disturbed in the festive pleasure.

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