On the occasion of Makar Sankranti, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma kicked off the kite festival at the Jal Mahal embankment. He flew a kite to mark the traditional festivities of the event. The Chief Minister also visited a kite exhibition themed Operation Sindoor and engaged with folk artists, appreciating their efforts in preserving Rajasthan’s cultural heritage.
Extending his greetings to the people of Rajasthan on Makar Sankranti, CM Sharma highlighted the festival’s significance in showcasing the state’s rich culture and traditions. He emphasized that events like the Kite Festival not only strengthen folk culture but also foster creativity, social awareness, and contribute significantly to tourism. The Chief Minister shared pictures of the event on his social media handle, expressing his best wishes for the festive occasion.
Under the Chief Minister’s directives, the kite festival is being held across all seven divisional headquarters of the state, including Jaisalmer and Mount Abu. The event at the Jal Mahal embankment witnessed a lively mix of colorful kites, traditional festivities, and the presence of both domestic and international tourists. Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari, MLA Shri Balmukundacharya, and other dignitaries were also part of the celebrations.
Minister Diya Kumari also took to social media to commemorate the Jaipur Kite Festival inaugurated by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma. Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Sharma celebrated Makar Sankranti by flying a kite at his residence, emphasizing the importance of preserving folk traditions. He conveyed his wishes for happiness and prosperity to the people of Rajasthan, highlighting the festival’s cultural significance and its positive impact on life.
