India, Nov. 5 -- Diwali is one of the most eagerly awaited festivals in India. From decorating homes with colourful lights and diyas to preparing delicious sweets, exchanging gifts and spending quality time with loved ones, the festival brings happiness and togetherness. However, the celebrations can also lead to increased air and noise pollution, especially due to firecrackers, excessive waste and plastic decorations.

As Diwali 2026 approaches, many families are looking for ways to enjoy the festival without harming the environment. The good news is that celebrating an eco-friendly Diwali does not mean giving up the excitement and traditions associated with the festival. With a few thoughtful changes, you can make the celebrations safer...