How will you wish to celebrate diwali in this year 2020?
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Diwali is probably the favourite time of the year for most of us Indians, as Families and friends reunite to celebrate the festival of lights. Although there’s a feeling of joy and warmth in the air, recently the ways we celebrate this festival have become irresponsible and hazardous to the environment.
We burst crackers with reckless abandon, leading to Breathing disorders and eye infections due to residual smoke from fireworks, and these are just the tip of the iceberg. Where were these crackers made? How many children are employed in cracker factories? What are the long term ill-effects of kids employed by the cracker factories? Where do street dogs and cats hide when loud crackers are burst almost through the night?
Celebrations should not damage our ecosystem or cause pain and injury to defenceless vulnerable animals.
Let’s look at ways we can keep the spirit of the festival intact, have fun but safeguard our precious eco-system. Continue the festivities with these 10 simple but effective changes. Go green this year!
1. Plastic Lights…No Way!
Diwali is the festival of lights and it wouldn’t be half as beautiful without little bursts of light strung around the house. However, try and opt for old-school earthen oil diyas, instead of energy-guzzling electrical lights. These not only look stunning, but are completely organic and traditional. You can also wash the diya and reuse it for many years. Later ask the neighbourhood kids to paint designs on them. Buying your diyas from poor vendors on the roadside will also help them celebrate the festival better.
2. Rangoli…Go Traditional
Diwali is incomplete without its share of alpanas and rangolis. Ditch the oil paint and artificial colors. Use the loose flowers discarded by the florists and come up with mind-blowing designs daily. They’ll add a ton of colour, texture and yours will be the only house in the building with scented decorations. Also you could use kitchen ingredients like turmeric or tea to fill in sections of your design.
3. Ditch Fire Crackers
Even though there might be eco-friendly crackers available they still release pollutants into the atmosphere. Skip the loud bombs wherever you are. Babies and animals start howling and shivering every time there is a loud blast. Many stray cats and dogs in the vicinity are run over by cars every Diwali or get burns because of the crackers. Even pets sometimes get anxiety due to this.
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