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Kites and strings become expensive before Basant, price of kites reaches Rs 400

Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter) by Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter)
February 1, 2026
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Lahore: Before the arrival of Basant, kite flying equipment has suddenly become expensive in Lahore markets, causing severe difficulties for fans. According to market sources, there has been a significant increase in the prices of kites, kites and strings.

According to the details, the price of a tawa gada has increased from Rs 300 to Rs 400, while one and a half tawa gada is being sold for Rs 500 to Rs 600. The price of kites has also increased from Rs 400 to Rs 500. Similarly, a small gada is available for Rs 200 to Rs 300.

A big increase has also been recorded in the prices of string pins, a four-piece pin has increased from Rs 10,000 to Rs 12,000, while a two-piece string pin has reached Rs 5,000.

Kite flying enthusiasts say that this traditional hobby is now becoming expensive as Basant approaches. According to citizens, the sudden increase in prices has dampened their happiness.

Market analysts say that prices are increasing due to rapid demand and shortage of supply. According to them, if the supply is not improved in time, there is a risk of further inflation.
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