Light up your Diwali with this beautiful DIY 3D pentagonal hanging lantern made from paper or cardboard! 🪔⭐ This pendant-style lamp is easy to make at home, using 5 identical panels folded and glued ...

There is a green message in a bottle, or 35,000 bottles to be apt. The Cooperage Garden in South Mumbai is playing host to a very sizeable, sustainable kandeel (lantern) this Diwali. The Inner ...

Bhubaneswar (Odisha), October 31 (ANI): Underprivileged children celebrated green Diwali by lighting up earthen lamps and bursting eco-friendly crackers. USA TODAY photographer captures wildfire ...

Use clay diyas for your Diwali decorations. While we would suggest you avoid firecrackers. But if you have children at home who insist on playing with crackers, you can get ‘green crackers ...

Use patterns on diya also. This Diwali, spread the idea of a green Diwali with this creative greeting card. Write thoughtful messages. Use glitter to make the card appealing. Invoke the blessings ...

#Green Diwali: Eco-friendly ways to celebrate Diwali Despite the environmental challenges, there are numerous ways to celebrate an eco-friendly Diwali that honours tradition while promoting ...

MLU DAV College, Phagwara, proudly celebrated Green Diwali under the guidance of Principal Dr Kiranjeet Randhawa. The highlight of the event was a rangoli competition for students.

They often incorporate less harmful chemicals and are made with materials that are less damaging to the environment. (Image: Network18 Creative) ...

You can even involve kids in this fun, creative activity! 2. Light Up with LED and Solar ... brief fireworks display for the community rather than individual displays. Green Diwali Pledge: Engage with ...

The awareness campaign titled “Swachcha Diwali, Swastha Diwali - Our step towards Going Green 2024”, will witness the participation of Kodagu district administration, Kodagu Zilla Panchayat ...

Rather than buying all new decorations every year, if you want to have a greener Diwali this year, get creative with items you already have in your house. Use old fabric, glass jars, or wine ...