That time of the year has arrived.
The time for dazzling lights, sweets, celebrations and much more. Yes, we are talking about Diwali which not only marks the victory of good over evil but also marks the time to meet with family and friends to celebrate the festival of lights together.
However, in the midst of celebrating, there is something we should keep in mind during festivals like these, one such issue is pollution. Diwali is synonymous with firecrackers which play a big part in adding to this problem. According to a report, last year in India pollution had risen to 10 times the safe level after thousands of fireworks were let off during Diwali celebrations in the capital city of Delhi.


By: Sushma Shahabadi
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