đź’¨ Abstract
This article discusses the fascination and history of kite flying, particularly in India. The author recalls their childhood experiences of flying kites with their brother, describing the traditional kites made of light, colorful paper and flown with cotton string. The article also highlights the evolution of kites and kite strings over the years, from being eco-friendly and affordable to synthetic, expensive, and non-biodegradable.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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