Diwali

Diwali the festival of lights.

Diwali came from the word Deepavali means the string of lamps.
This festival is celebrated in India every year as a welcoming of Shri ram.
Shri ram came back to his home Ayodhya with his wife Sita rescuing her from the catch of Ravan that day is celebrated as  Diwali as a welcome of the Shri ram, maa Sita and Shri Laxman.
Diwali is celebrated for 5 days.
1st-day Dhanteras 
2nd-day Roopchodas
 3rd-day Diwali
4th-day Goverdhan pooja
5th-day Bhai doojh
These days are celebrated with a lot of joy and happiness as an welcome of shri ram. People burn crackers lighten the 
lamps to symbolize the "victory of lights over the darkness, good over the evil and knowledge over ignorance. The festival is started with the Lakshmi pooja.
The festival was made to spread lights over darkness but this festival has became a festival of smoke and pollution, today every year on Diwali we se lights but filled with smoke because of it many people are suffering from asthma.
 Children burn crackers for fun and excitement and by this excitement they harm themselves, they try to burn crackers on there hands on stand near the cracker while it's burning when it busts it causes an sevier damage to there skin and body.
The smoke of the cracker burst has made the environment so much polluted that it has made difficult to breath in some cities people can walk out without wearing a mask and this pollution has also spoiled the environment. If we see in todays world the 2nd most reason of increased pollution is cracker smoke it's true that we burn crackers for one day only but on that one day the level of pollution got increased so much that if a person stand in that pollution for more then half an hour he could die because of it. That's to dangerous so why can't we stop burning crackers for fun let's burn them for life.
Say no to crackers, Say yes to pollution free and a healthy life.


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