8 Things To Do This Diwali Instead Of Bursting Firecrackers

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Create intricate rangoli designs using vibrant colours, flowers, and diyas to decorate your doorstep and courtyard.

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1. Rangoli designs

Host a traditional Indian feast featuring homemade sweets and savouries whilst sharing the joy with family and friends.

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2. Host A Feast

Light dozens of earthen diyas and arrange them in beautiful patterns around your home and garden.

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3. Light Diyas

Organise a community lantern-making workshop and release eco-friendly sky lanterns together.

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4. Lantern-making

Donate clothes, sweets, or necessary items to those in need, embracing the true spirit of the festival of light.

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5. Charity Work

Plant saplings or create a small garden to contribute positively to the environment during the festive season.

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6. Plant saplings

Arrange a cultural evening with traditional music, dance performances, and storytelling sessions about the significance of Diwali.

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7. Cultural Events

Create handmade gifts and cards for loved ones using sustainable materials, adding a personal touch to your Diwali celebrations.

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8. Handmake Gifts

Will you say no to bursting crackers this Diwali?

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