What is importance of the topic indian festivals and their impact on environment
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Pollution due to festivals Air Pollution due to smoke of crackers. Water Pollution due to immerging statues of God and Goddess made of artificial or synthetic harmful chemicals into rivers,ponds and dams. Noise Pollution due to loudness of music system.
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Festival is an auspicious day or period of religious or other celebration prevalent in all societies and religious communities. Festivals are an important part of our life. Most of the festivals in India are associated with religion. The Hindus are worshipers of many deities and naturally Hindu festivals are many.
Reasons for increased pollution during festivals are –
• Bursting of crackers on the occasion of various festivals like Dussehra and Diwali, increase in usage of fuels as a result of travelling during festivals and high consumption of ‘unclean’ fuels by eatery shops to meet the festive season demands cause the air pollution to increase during festivals.
• Immersion of idols and related pooja material in nearby streams, lakes and rivers after Ganesh Chaturthi and Dussehra are the primary reason behind pollution of water bodies across the country.
• Unrestricted use of loudspeakers and burning of high decibel crackers causes the noise levels go up compared to the normal times and cause the noise pollution during festivals. The imported crackers, especially from China are found be to be violating the norms of the land.