This document discusses Basant, a spring festival celebrated in parts of South Asia by flying kites. It notes that kite flying originated in China centuries ago and later spread to other countries for recreation. Basant provides economic advantages by promoting tourism and generating entertainment, helping circulate money and reduce unemployment. During Basant, people in Punjab traditionally wear yellow clothing to represent the colors of spring. However, the document notes that Basant is now banned due to safety concerns.

1. IN THE NAME OF ALLAH
THE MOST BENEFICENT
THE MOST MERCIFUL

2. PRESENTATION
TOPIC
Jashan-e-Baharan
BASANT

3. Presented
Presented
ToTo
Presented
Presented
ToTo
SirSir
G.BG.B

4. Sheikh Waleed
Tariq
Presented By:

5. QUOTATION
Kites fly there
where
only eagles dare

6. JASHAN-E-BAHARAN
Oh God! you spread
colors on earth now we
are going to welcome the
spring by spreading colors
in sky making it also
colorful like earth.

8. MOST AUTHENTIC ONE
• Chinese use kites in nearly 200 BC for the
purpose of signaling and for sending
messages over a medium distance
• Slowly it spread to other countries and they
take it as recreational activity.

9. Advantages
Economic advantages
Promotion of tourism
Entertainment
Culture and traditions

10. Circulation of money
Removal of unemployment
Increase in foreign revenue

14. DISPLAY OF TARDITIONAL
COLORS OF PUNJAB
• Men wear shalwar kurta having a yellow
scarves around their neck
• Women coat their hands with henna and
wear yellow shalwar kameez showing the
colors of spring.

15. NowNow
Basant isBasant is
Banned!!Banned!!


16. QuestionsQuestions
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