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Kite festival Gujarat: The tradition that has been going on for years in a unique village of Gujarat has attracted everyone’s attention. People here follow different rules and discipline regarding festivals, which makes their culture special.
Flying of kites has been banned on the occasion of Makar Sankranti in Fatepura village of Banaskantha district of Gujarat. These rules have been a part of this place for many years, which the people of the village follow sincerely. While the entire state celebrates this festival with kite flying and fun, the tradition is a little different in this village.
Following centuries old tradition
The people of Fatepura village believe that this tradition of theirs is very important for the happiness and peace of the village. According to the elders, there was an incident in the village many years ago, after which it was decided that there would be no kite flying on Makar Sankranti. This tradition has been going on since then.
Penalty for not following the ban
Strict rules have been made to maintain this tradition of the village. If a person is found flying kites on the day of Makar Sankranti, he has to pay a fine. This rule has been completely accepted not only by the elders but also by the youth.
message of unity in society
This rule of Fatepura village also reflects their social fabric and mutual cooperation. The people here see this tradition as their cultural identity and want to pass it on to their next generation.
example of peace and harmony
This village tradition gives the message that the real joy of the festival lies in unity and harmony. While kite flying often leads to accidents and disputes, this rule of Fatepura is a symbol of peace and discipline.
Can such a tradition exist in other places also?
This tradition of Fatepura village forces us to think whether such rules can be adopted in other places also. However, every place has its own
January 14, 2025, 12:36 IST
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