Diwali 2023: 7 interesting ways to celebrate without firecrackers
Celebrate Diwali without firecrackers! Amid pollution concerns, explore 7 eco-friendly ways to embrace the festival's joy and traditions.
lifestyle Nov 10 2023
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Decorate with Diyas
Instead of firecrackers, place diyas around your home in windows, and on balconies to create a beautiful and serene atmosphere.
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Rangoli
Express your creativity by creating vibrant rangoli designs at the entrance of your home. Use colorful powders, flower petals, or even eco-friendly materials like rice flour.
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Eco Friendly Gifts
Consider gifting things like house plants or home decorations made with sustainable materails like bamboo, jute or upcycled glass.
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Have a Feast
Diwali is a time for indulgence in delicious food. Instead of spending money on fireworks, invest in high-quality ingredients and prepare a sumptuous feast for your loved ones.
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Perform Charity
Spread Diwali joy beyond your family; extend it to the community. Contribute joyfully by providing meals to the underprivileged through charitable donations.
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Family Bonding Activities
Use Diwali as an opportunity to strengthen family bonds through activities that do not involve firecrackers. Play traditional games or engage in storytelling sessions.
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Conscious Consumption
Opt for eco-friendly and sustainable Diwali decorations. Choose items made from recycled materials, or better yet, create your own decorations using reusable materials.