basant in pakistan

News Desk  Islamabad: After a 25-year hiatus, the skies of Lahore are set to come alive once again with the vibrant swirl of kites, marking the much-anticipated revival of the city’s iconic Basant festival. Preparations are in full…

News Desk  Rawalpindi: The Islamabad district administration has initiated a crackdown on kite flying within the federal capital following a tragic incident in Faisalabad where a citizen lost his life due to a string entangling around…

Asem Mustafa Awan Islamabad: Kite flying is probably the deadliest sport in Pakistan, and the official count is unknown, but in the days to come, many will be killed by the killer thread that is made with chemicals and can easily slice the…

Wraa Noor Haider Rawalpind: Despite a ban on the illegal spring celebration, Basant was observed in Rawalpindi, where a 20-year-old man was killed and at least 50 other people, including children, were injured in aerial firing and…