How To Celebrate Eco-Friendly Diwali To Avert Bad Luck In 2020

Hanima Anand |Nov 10, 2020

In the context of unprecedented floods and pandemic in 2020, the act of saving the environment becomes much more important than ever before. Here’s how to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali this year!

Unlike other years when people can fully enjoy the festive vibe of Diwali, 2020 witnesses the constant rise in Covid-19 cases across the country. While we haven’t found a clue to the disease, it’s better that we celebrate this Diwali with extra caution.

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Note down these tips to celebrate an eco-friendly 2020 Diwali!

Diwali 2020 should also emphasize the significance of environmental protection because the lack thereof has led to a chain of unfortunate events from January. That’s why we introduce here the top 10 tips on how to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali 2020 along with some eco-friendly Diwali slogans and quotes!

1 – Migrate online

One year ago, this concept must be seen as crazy, but this year, it’s being promoted by many Bollywood celebrities. To control the spread of coronavirus as well as to limit the waste for offline celebration, an online reunion with your relatives sounds perfect.

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Interior design Sussane Khan joins Bipasha Basu and Malaika Arora in the 2020 online Diwali campaign.

That doesn’t mean you don’t need any preparation. Just reduce the number of guests or social gatherings and migrate online instead.

2 – Refrain from unnecessary decorations

One of the most effective ways of how to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali in 2020 is limit your decorations. Not only choosing eco-friendly materials to decorate your house such as real flowers and leaves, you should also refrain from unnecessary décor.

Let the light of knowledge glow from the inside of your family members. You don’t need lighting systems set up in every corner of the house.

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This overwhelming Diwali decoration is doing more harm than good.

>>> Please refer to these eco-friendly flower decoration for 2020 Diwali!

3 – Say No to crackers

This is not the first time the government discourages people from using firecrackers in the festive season. Even when you can find some crackers labelled ‘eco-friendly’ on the Internet, we highly recommend a safe Diwali without crackers.

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An eco-friendly Diwali slogan for your reference!

4 – Opt for earthen lamps

During Diwali, the presence of Diya and rangoli is essential. However, many people are now turning to electric lamps instead of original Diya made of earth.

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Using earthen lamps is also to support local craftsmen amid the pandemic.

If you want to celebrate an eco-friendly Diwali in 2020, please keep our tradition of using earthen diya. Most electrical lamps on the market are also made in China, so not using them can show your patriotism besides awareness of protecting the environment.

5 – Control your shopping bills

People tempt to purchase a lot in any festival, let alone the fact that Diwali is among the biggest days in Indian culture. Having said that, you should restrict your shopping as a way of how to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali.

This not only saves your budget during this tough time of pandemic but also saves the environment.

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Another Diwali eco-friendly quote for an easy breathing festival!

6 – Support organic products

In case you want to prepare gifts for your family members this Diwali, buying organic products is our suggestion for an eco-friendly festival.

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Let's replace exotic gifts with these local organic soaps!

There are a variety of items you can choose, namely organic soaps, bags, handicrafts, spices, or any artwork that are made of raw materials instead of plastic. Remember to put them into a paper bag or wrap them with handmade papers as well.

7 – Increase the presence of plants

This is among the most favorite tips of how to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali 2020. Ornamental plants are not only ideal decoration items for your house in this festival. They also serve as a meaningful gift.

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Plants can bring wealth, luck, and positive energy to your home at the same time.

To make your Diwali more memorable, let’s plant a new tree in your garden or bring more greenery into your house. However, make sure you understand which plants can thrive outside or inside your room.

8 – Donate items

Sharing is caring. We believe most people have many things that they hardly use anymore. They can be children toys, old household items or, most commonly, clothes.

You don’t need to donate money for the poor, just give them what you have at best. Before giving away your belongings, please categorize them into different bags. You can also wash or clean them before that. Please make recipients feel your respect when getting those items.

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The fragrance always remains in the hand that gives the rose.

9 – Encourage eco-friendly activities

The next tip of how to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali in 2020 is to promote environment-friendly events or traditions.

From the smallest activities as shopping at local markets instead of ordering online, to bigger community events as a competition of making handicrafts from recycling materials, all these actions should be encouraged to raise people’s awareness of environmental issues.

Considering the pandemic, all these events must strictly follow health protocols. Always wear masks properly and keep social distancing when going out to public places. It’s best if you can organize eco-friendly events on digital platforms.

10 – Share eco-friendly Diwali quotes and tips

The last strategy of how to celebrate eco-friendly Diwali is no doubt spreading this spirit to your friends and community.

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Let's spread this beautiful wish for an eco-friendly Diwali!

Don’t hesitate to share eco-friendly Diwali slogans with your near ones. Remind them of having a safe and nature-respecting festival to protect themselves and others.

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