The Directorate of Education, GNCT of Delhi, has issued a circular directing all government, government-aided, and private unaided recognized schools to create awareness among students about the ban on sharp manjha. This follows a directive from the Department of Environment regarding the dangers of synthetic, glass-coated kite-flying threads. The use of such threads is prohibited due to the severe risks they pose to humans, birds, and the environment. Schools are instructed to disseminate this information to students to ensure compliance with the existing legal ban. The initiative aims to prevent injuries and ecological harm during the kite-flying season surrounding Independence Day.

The Directorate of Education, GNCT of Delhi, has issued a circular directing all government, government-aided, and private unaided recognized schools to create awareness among students about the ban on sharp manjha. This follows a directive from the Department of Environment regarding the dangers of synthetic, glass-coated kite-flying threads. The use of such threads is prohibited due to the severe risks they pose to humans, birds, and the environment. Schools are instructed to disseminate this information to students to ensure compliance with the existing legal ban. The initiative aims to prevent injuries and ecological harm during the kite-flying season surrounding Independence Day.