5 easy way to perform the eco-friendly Diwali

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5 easy way to perform the eco-friendly Diwali

Deepavali is one of the most important festivals in the Hindu calendar and is celebrated the easy way in India and the world over with great pomp and fervor. People spring clean their homes, decorate them with beautiful rangoli (patterns made of colored powder or rice), wear new clothes, offer prayers at home and at temples and greet each other with gifts and sweets. Children and grown-ups alike, burst firecrackers in what has become a quintessential feature of the festival. It’s a vibrant, joyous occasion for one and all. This tear Diwali comes on 7th November 2018. we can observe the green Diwali.

During the 3-4 days of celebrations, electric lights consume a big amount of power and the effects of it. Instead, buy lots of diyas your house with its glow. While being organic and traditional, it is closer to the true spirit of Diwali and it will also help those whose livelihood depends on the business.
Green crackers have hit the Indian market big time. Though it is very costly, it is worth spending since it bigly cuts down on the level of air and noise pollution. As an added advantage, you will be up for compliments on doing your bit to save planet earth.
Artificial flowers are harmful to the environment and, frankly, look gaudy. Natural flowers add a freshness to the surroundings with their fragrance. Natural flowers can also be used in making rangolis which would surely make your mother/sister happier.
We all know that these aren’t the healthiest choices for a person. This time, opt for herbal gifts which are environment-friendly as well as healthy. As for gift options, you can choose from hand-made candles, lampshades, organic gift-baskets, gourmet coffee.
It will not only rid the environment of unwanted waste but also light the lives of certain people who cannot afford to get new things for themselves.

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Earth is the only planet we can live;

avoid burning firecrackers at Diwali and save the earth.