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'Say No' To Crackers This Diwali
Hundreds of schoolchildren took out a march here on Thursday to spread general awareness and appeal children to not burn fireworks to celebrate the upcoming Diwali festival.
The participants in the march said the fireworks also cause harmful effects on everyone's health with their poisonous gases.
We
appeal
to
all
to
light
earthen
lamps
of
electrical
lights
to
celebrate
the
auspicious
festival
which
is
marked
to
celebrate
the
return
of
Lord
Rama
from
14-year
exile
on
the
occasion
of
Kartik
Amavasaya
as
per
Hindu
almanac,
said
Rythem,
one
of
the
students.
Participating in the march, the children carried placards reading messages like 'Say, no to cracker'. Students appealed all children not to waste their parents hard-earned money on fire-crackers. The gesture was also aimed at preventing air and noise pollution through public awareness.
Besides, the school children also took a pledge to not burst fireworks on the upcoming Diwali festival. Kirti one of the students said that she pledged not to celebrate the festival with fire crackers
"We have been conducting this awareness drive for the last six years. We appeal to all people to join us in our sincere pursuit to ask people to stay away from burning crackers and celebrate distinctly with lights", said Anitha Bhala, school principal.
So,
keep
in
mind
the
victorious
spirit
of
the
celebration
and
have
a
Safe
Diwali
this
season.
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