Eco-Friendly Diwali (My Perspective)
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- Introduction
- Hi! I'm Samaira. Today I'm going to tell you about how to celebrate Diwali in an Eco-Friendly way!
- *Talking*
- What is Diwali?
- Diwali is a festival of lights and one of the major festivals celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs and some Buddhists. The festival usually lasts five days and is celebrated during the Hindu month Kartika (between mid-October and mid-November).
- Why should we celebrate Diwali in an Eco-Friendly way?
- The main meaning of Diwali is to spread happiness and joy. It is the festival that explains us to remember the inner light and move towards enlightenment. Sadly, people in India are forgetting the real meaning of Diwali, before, Diwali was all about happiness but now, All it is about is bursting crackers, eating sweets and getting gifts. We HAVE to remember the real meaning of Diwali by not bursting crackers, finding happiness and making other people happy
- How we should celebrate Diwali in an Eco-Friendly way?
- Buy Earthen Lamps & Diya's. Use Natural Colors to make Rangoli's. Go shopping with Jute Bags. Use decorations which are good for the environment
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- I took help from- Google, Storyboardthat & My Brother.
- Thank You!
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