Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has approved the revival of the Basant festival in Lahore after a gap of 25 years, directing authorities to enforce strict safety protocols as the city prepares to ...

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LAHORE: Punjab Information and Culture Minister Azma Bokhari has clarified that there will be only one three-day Basant event in Lahore and not anywhere else in Punjab. “Basant festivities are ...

Lahore is set to host two Basant festivals next year, as officials have finalized a detailed plan that aims to revive the traditional event with improved management and safety. The decision was made ...

The Lahore district administration has announced registration fees for kite makers, string manufacturers, and kite flying associations ahead of Basant. Officials fixed the fee for kite and string ...

LAHORE: After about two decades, a three-day Basant festival will kick off in Lahore from Feb 6, 2026, following the Punjab government’s decision to lift a ban on the historic event of celebration, ...

The Punjab government has moved forward with preparations to revive the Basant festival in Lahore in February, finalising a detailed regulatory framework that includes registration fees for ...

Punjab will officially revive one of South Asia's most vibrant spring festivals next month, as the govern­ment lifted the a ban of more than a decade on Basant, the centuries-old kite-flying ...

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