Sources reveal that planning meetings are already underway, with officials reviewing the experience of Basant 2026 to address shortcomings and improve arrangements. The government aims to ensure better organization, safety, and availability of festival materials.

To stabilize prices and avoid shortages, authorities are considering granting permission for kite and string manufacturing at least six months in advance. This move is expected to help control costs and prevent last-minute inflation. Additionally, early approval may be given for transporting kites and string from other districts and provinces to ensure sufficient supply.

Officials emphasized that ensuring the widespread availability of kites and string before the festival days will be a key priority. By improving supply chains and preparation timelines, authorities hope to make Basant celebrations more accessible and affordable for the public.

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In contrast, during the previous Basant season, manufacturers were allowed to produce kites and string only one month before the festival, which led to supply constraints and higher prices in several areas.

Basant, a vibrant cultural festival marked by kite flying, holds deep cultural significance in Punjab. With early planning and improved logistics, the government aims to revive the festival in a more organized and festive manner, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for participants across the province.