Diwali - Say NO to Fire Crackers

Diwali - Say NO to Fire Crackers


Why fire crackers are harmful??


Burning fire crackers plays a major role in creating air pollution. 

Fire Crackers not only produce noise but pollute the air which leads to respiratory problems. 

People with breathing diseases are prone to such problems as their immune is easily targeted.


Inhaling the fumes emitted by firecrackers adversely affects people health. It causes fatal diseases such as cancer, diseases of lungs, asthma, etc.

Noise pollution is at its peak on Diwali. 


Firecrackers do not only burn bright and cause deadly smoke but also create enormous amount of noise pollution. 

This is especially a problem for the old people, students, animals and sick people. The noises are highly disturbing.


Release of harmful gases: 

Fire crackers consists of harmful substances which on burning releases toxic chemicals into the atmosphere. 

They consists of metals such as Aluminum, Potassium , Strontium etc.


How to celebrate safe Diwali.

One can have lots of fun during Diwali even without crackers. 

  • Meeting friends and family.
  • Distributing many homemade delicacies.
  • Giving gifts to your loved ones.
  • Decorating your homes with Diya & Rangoli.
  • Visiting places of worship.

are some of the interesting ways to celebrate Diwali, even if there are no crackers.


We request to celebrate safe & eco-friendly Diwali.

But if you wish to burst crackers kindly keep  few things in mind.


 Important Tips to Keep Kids Safe:


 1. Children should not to hold crackers in hand while burning. Always keep it away from  your hand. 

 2. Wear some eye protection while carrying out lighting of fire crackers. 

3. Keep firecrackers away from flammable substances.

4. Avoid loud and dangerous firecrackers.

5. Invest in good quality items, even if they are pricier. …

6. Adults should supervise children when they are bursting firecrackers.

7. Burst crackers in open spaces, away from electrical wiring.

8. Avoid crowded spots and burst your crackers away from other people.

9.Kids should never play with fireworks. Things like firecrackers, rockets, and sparklers are just too dangerous. 

10.If you give kids sparklers, make sure they keep them outside and away from the face, clothing, and hair.

Enjoy Diwali & Wishing you a prosperous New Year



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