DIWALI 2024 

The use of firecrackers significantly increases air and noise pollution. The negative environmental and health impacts associated with firecrackers have led to a rising demand for eco-friendly and safer alternatives.

Let’s explore 5 eco-friendly ways to celebrate Diwali without firecrackers: 

Rangoli is a vibrant, artistic and eco-friendly method of decorating your home for Diwali. It also fosters community spirit by bringing people together to create and appreciate art.

This is one of the best ways to lower your carbon footprint and help create a cleaner environment. Use eco-friendly vegetable oils or ghee to light them.

Adorn your home with marigold garlands, banana leaves, and other biodegradable materials instead of plastic decorations and glitter.

Sky lanterns or wish lanterns are a wonderful alternative to noisy and polluting firecrackers. These lanterns beautifully symbolise the release of negativity and welcoming new beginnings.

Available in bright colours, these sticks are an excellent alternative to firecrackers. They produce a sparklers-like effect when waved but without the risk of burns or injuries.