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Diwali: Light, Joy, and Care

Crackers also make smoke, and that smoke pollutes the air we all breathe. So when your family celebrates, choose care along with excitement. Keep...

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When King Ram returned Ayodhya, after defeating Ravana, then people of Ayodhya celebrated Ram’s return by lighting clay lamps everywhere. Since then Deepavali is celebrated with clay lamps. We clean our homes before Deepavali. It is a festival of 5 days – Dhanteras Choti Diwali Badi Diwali Hindu New Year Bhaidooj • We wear new dresses on Diwali • We decorate our house with beautiful rangolis. • We buy crackers and burst them. • We worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha in the evening of Badi Diwali. We prepare special meal for Diwali. Lots of sweets are part of the meal We light firecrackers in the evening of Diwali. Bursting crackers make lot of noise pollution. So we should not light very noisy crackers. We should only light a few light crackers like sparklers (phuljhadi), chakri, anar. Noisy crackers harm the animals as they get scared. Fire crackers also create lot of air pollution in the form of smoke. So we should burst crackers to the minimum and help our environment.

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Crackers also make smoke, and that smoke pollutes the air we all breathe. So when your family celebrates, choose care along with excitement. Keep crackers to a minimum, and avoid very noisy ones. If adults decide to use crackers, quieter light ones, such as sparklers, chakri, or anar, are a gentler choice than loud crackers. Always celebrate with responsible adults and follow local safety rules. Remember: even quieter crackers are not harmless, so lamps, prayers, food, and time with family can stay at the heart of the celebration. There are so many beautiful ways to make Diwali feel bright. Place lamps with your family. Admire the rangoli. Share a sweet. Visit loved ones. Say kind words. When your home is clean, your clothes are fresh, and your family is together, the celebration is already shining. Celebrate Diwali with bright lamps, loving family time, and only a few safe crackers. A truly joyful Diwali cares for people, animals, and our Earth.