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Diwali 2023: Here are 5 tips to celebrate safe and eco-friendly Deepavali
Discover ways to celebrate Diwali in an environmentally friendly manner and make Mother Earth happy during the Festival of Lights.
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One of the biggest festivals of India, Diwali, is around the corner and people nationwide are gearing up for the Festival of Lights. Many celebrate by creating colorful rangolis, hosting Diwali parties, and cooking delicious dishes and sweets. Make this Diwali unique by adopting eco-friendly practices to bring joy not only to yourself but also to Mother Earth.(Pexels)
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Organic Rangoli: Traditional rangoli colours in the market can be harmful to both the environment and your health as they are non-biodegradable. Instead, create rangolis using natural substances like flower petals, cinnamon, and turmeric powder. These eco-friendly alternatives not only contribute to a vibrant and festive atmosphere but also help protect the environment. (Pinterest)
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Say no to crackers: Avoid burning crackers on Diwali. However, if you have children at home and want them to have some fun, consider using eco-friendly crackers that are available in the market. These alternatives provide a festive experience while being more environmentally conscious.(HT file)
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Eco-friendly gifts: Incorporate eco-friendly choices into your Diwali gift-giving tradition. Rather than expensive items, consider gifting your loved ones sustainable options such as eco-friendly clothing, plants, or handmade products. This not only adds a thoughtful touch to your presents but also contributes to a more environmentally conscious celebration. (REUTERS)
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Use earthen diyas instead of plastic diyas: Show your support to local artisans by purchasing earthen lamps and diyas for Diwali. This not only adds a touch of traditional craftsmanship to your celebration but also helps local potters thrive.(Unsplash)
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