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6 ways to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali in 2023
Diwali is celebrated with fervour across India and by Indians in other countries. Here are simple ways you can enjoy the auspicious festival with your loved ones without harming the environment.
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Use non-toxic candles
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Decorate and light up your house using earthen lamps and non-toxic candles instead of electrical lights.
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Get creative with handmade gifts
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Make your loved ones feel extra special by gifting them something made with love and sincerity out of natural materials. Go for sweet boxes or personalised gift items.
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Use eco-friendly giftwraps
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Pack your gifts using environment friendly gift wrapping papers made of jute or a newspaper.
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Use organic colours for rangoli
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Go green by using eco-friendly and biodegradable colours for your rangoli art.
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Recycle your decorations
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Save your time and avoid hoarding decor items this year. Make your home festive-ready by reusing and recycling your old decor.
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Use eco-friendly cutlery for your house party
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Diwali is the time of intimate gatherings with friends and family. If you're hosting one then go for bio-degradable tableware instead of plastic.
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