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The smoke from firecrackers also goes into the air that people, animals, and plants need. A joyful festival should not make others feel scared or make it harder to breathe. So choose celebration with care. Burst only a few crackers, and avoid very noisy ones. If your family uses crackers, quieter choices such as a phuljhadi, or sparkler, a chakri, or spinning wheel, and an anar, or fountain, can be part of the fun. Always celebrate with the help of grown-ups. But remember: fewer crackers mean less smoke and less noise. The brightest part of Deepavali does not come from the loudest sound. It comes from lamps glowing, rangoli at the door, sweet treats on the table, and people smiling together in a clean, welcoming home. This Deepavali, fill your family celebration with lights, love, and sweets-and choose only a few quiet crackers, so animals, people, and the air can enjoy a happy, safe, clean Diwali.