English

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.

English

Decorate with Diyas

Instead of firecrackers, place diyas around your home in windows, and on balconies to create a beautiful and serene atmosphere.

Image credits: Pexels
English

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.

Image credits: Getty
English

Eco Friendly Gifts

Consider gifting things like house plants or home decorations made with sustainable materails like bamboo, jute or upcycled glass.

Image credits: Pexels
English

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.

Image credits: Pexels
English

Perform Charity

Spread Diwali joy beyond your family; extend it to the community. Contribute joyfully by providing meals to the underprivileged through charitable donations.

Image credits: Pexels
English

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.

Image credits: pexels
English

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.

Image credits: Pexels

Aloo Paratha to Poha: 7 popular breakfasts for Diwali morning

Diwali 2023: 7 easy rangoli designs for this festive season

Diwali 2023: Places to visit in Ayodhya-birthplace of Lord Ram

7 fun family activities to do at home during this Diwali weekend