Diwali 2023: Here’s How You Can Celebrate Diwali Without Bursting Crackers-DETAILS INSIDE
On Diwali, people also worship Goddess Kali and Goddess Lakshmi on this day and homemade sweets and dishes are prepared and relished with family and friends
Diwali is known to be one of the largest festivals in India, and as the auspicious festival comes closer, people have already started the preparations for the same. Every year, Diwali is celebrated with pomp and grandeur while people wait with bated breath to spend this special day with their loved ones.
The entire nation clothes for their near and dear ones, while children wait for special presents on this day. People also worship Goddess Kali and Goddess Lakshmi on this day. Homemade sweets and dishes are prepared and relished with family and friends.
One of the popular masses celebrating the festival is bursting crackers. However, the use of crackers has a significant effect on the environment. Crackers cause a lot of air and sound pollution, which are harmful for humans as well as animals. The waste generated by crackers is harmful for disposal.
As we gear up to celebrate the special day, let's have a look at the ways we can celebrate Diwali without crackers:
Diyas:
Diya are known to be organic, and environment-friendly and make the house look beautiful. This Diwali, you can light diyas and decorate every corner of the home and let happiness walk into the homes and in the hearts.
Homemade sweets:
Making homemade sweets is one of the most special ways of celebrating Diwali. Be it kaju katli or laddoos, Diwali is known for its delectable dishes. We can spend the day with our loved ones and prepare lip-smacking dishes for guests.
House Party:
Celebrating any festival with your loved ones makes it more special. Invite your dear ones home and spend the day with them.
Exchange Thoughtful Gifts:
This Diwali, you can even gift your loved one special and thoughtful gifts that will let them know how much you care about them.
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