In many cities, kite flying has become a central part of how Independence Day is celebrated, with entire neighborhoods participating.
As a symbol of freedom, kite flying represents the spirit of freedom and the nation's release from colonial rule.
The tradition started during the freedom struggle, where kites were used to spread messages of protest against British rule.
As a mark of National Unity, the widespread participation in kite flying across different regions of India symbolizes national unity and shared pride in the country’s independence.
Flying kites with anti-colonial slogans became a form of silent resistance during the independence movement and an expression of resistance.
The act of flying kites is associated with happiness and the collective joy of the nation’s independence.
Kite flying is deeply rooted in Indian culture, and its association with Independence Day enhances the cultural significance of the tradition.