Kites in every conceivable colour and design soared high in the breeze, symbolising aspirations and hopes. Terraces were alive with spirited kite battles, and cries of "Woh kaat!" echoed across ...

Despite the rise of Chinese materials during the festive season that have impacted traditional kite makers like Shankar and his mother, their passion and dedication to their craft remain undiminished.

The kite festival began in 1989 to mark the beginning of summers, according to the Indian Calendar. Kite shapes range from footballs, dolphins, tigers, mermaids, pandas, horses to even rubik's cube.

Six people, including three children, have been killed at a kite festival in India after razor-sharp strings cut their throats. A reported 176 people were injured at the Uttarayan festival in ...

She spoke passionately about the values instilled by the Indian Constitution and the sacrifices made by the country’s armed forces, drawing applause for her heartfelt words. The celebratory mood of ...