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Video: Biker's Heart-Stopping Moment As Chinese Manjha Wraps Around Neck, Slices His Shirt
Despite the ban, Chinese manja is being used rampantly for flying kites during the Sankranti festival season.
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Kite Strings Pose Severe Risk: Doctor Shares Essential Measures To Prevent Manjha Injuries
With stronger enforcement, public awareness, and responsible participation, kite flying can once again be celebrated as a safe and festive activity rather than a source of tragedy.
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Hyderabad Cops Step Up Drive To Seize Chinese Manjha Ahead Of Kite Festival
With a spate of injuries caused by nylon kite threads reported across Hyderabad ahead of Makar Sankranti, city police stepped up their enforcement drive and arrested a man for illegally selling Chinese manja.
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Hyderabad Cops Crack Down On Chinese Manjha Ahead Of Sankranti Festival
With a spate of injuries caused by life threatening Nylon kite threats reported across Hyderabad ahead of the kite festival Makar Sankranti, the city police have stepped up their enforcement drive
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Makar Sankranti Nears, Fear Of Kite Threads Increases - This Jugaad Will Keep You Safe
Makar Sankranti on 14 January 2026 brings festive kites, but riders must wear helmets, neck guards, and keep these points in mind to avoid manjha injuries.
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Birds At High Risk Of Injuries Due To Chinese Kite String
Delhi Government has issued instructions to all concerned departments to ban the use of Chinese Manjha.
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Punjab Teen Suffers Deep Cuts On Face, Neck Due To Chinese Kite String
A 17-year-old boy has suffered deep cuts on his face and neck after a Chinese 'manjha' got entangled on his head, police said on Friday.
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5-Year-Old Gets 26 Stitches After Deep Gash On Neck Due To Kite String In Maharashtra
A girl received 26 stitches on her throat in a kite string injury in Maharashtra's Nagpur city, a police official said on Sunday.
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New rules for kites in Mumbai
Mumbai Police have banned sale and production of glass-coated 'manja' for flying kites in a move that will help prevent injuries to birds and human beings.
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Video: Biker's Heart-Stopping Moment As Chinese Manjha Wraps Around Neck, Slices His Shirt
Despite the ban, Chinese manja is being used rampantly for flying kites during the Sankranti festival season.
-
Kite Strings Pose Severe Risk: Doctor Shares Essential Measures To Prevent Manjha Injuries
With stronger enforcement, public awareness, and responsible participation, kite flying can once again be celebrated as a safe and festive activity rather than a source of tragedy.
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Hyderabad Cops Step Up Drive To Seize Chinese Manjha Ahead Of Kite Festival
With a spate of injuries caused by nylon kite threads reported across Hyderabad ahead of Makar Sankranti, city police stepped up their enforcement drive and arrested a man for illegally selling Chinese manja.
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Hyderabad Cops Crack Down On Chinese Manjha Ahead Of Sankranti Festival
With a spate of injuries caused by life threatening Nylon kite threats reported across Hyderabad ahead of the kite festival Makar Sankranti, the city police have stepped up their enforcement drive
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Makar Sankranti Nears, Fear Of Kite Threads Increases - This Jugaad Will Keep You Safe
Makar Sankranti on 14 January 2026 brings festive kites, but riders must wear helmets, neck guards, and keep these points in mind to avoid manjha injuries.
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Birds At High Risk Of Injuries Due To Chinese Kite String
Delhi Government has issued instructions to all concerned departments to ban the use of Chinese Manjha.
-
Punjab Teen Suffers Deep Cuts On Face, Neck Due To Chinese Kite String
A 17-year-old boy has suffered deep cuts on his face and neck after a Chinese 'manjha' got entangled on his head, police said on Friday.
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5-Year-Old Gets 26 Stitches After Deep Gash On Neck Due To Kite String In Maharashtra
A girl received 26 stitches on her throat in a kite string injury in Maharashtra's Nagpur city, a police official said on Sunday.
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New rules for kites in Mumbai
Mumbai Police have banned sale and production of glass-coated 'manja' for flying kites in a move that will help prevent injuries to birds and human beings.
