No To Crackers

 


This nature is so beautiful.. Isn't it? As far as our vision reach, we see beauty all around. But, will it remain the same? 

I don't think so. The way this pollution is increasing, and the air quality is getting worsened day by day, I don't think this beauty will remain consistent this way. With the consistent degradation of nature by all of us, we are not going to see this nature this pure for so long. 


This is a high alert now, we all are on alert. If we do not do it now, it will be so late. We need to be aware of not creating pollution any further to save the environment and our lives. 


Change start from the moment we think of it. Let's start changing this nature from now only. Diwali is coming, which is lesser the occasion of lights  now, because it has now become the festival of crackers, the festival of pollution, the festival causing air pollution, noise pollution, etc. 


Have you ever thought of the pollution that you create by these crackers? The ways in which it affects our surroundings? Let us see.. 

The street animals are majorly harm by these crackers, they fear by it's noise and even sometimes get burnt. Secondly, the noise that we enjoy is somehow disturbing the elders of our society, the newborns who may suffer from hearing disabilities because of these crackers. 

And most importantly, they contribute the most in polluting the air we breathe, ultimately affecting our own lives. 


Have you ever been out the next day after Diwali? 

Move out, and you will hardly see anything clear, because there is smog all around. Till this limit we burn crackers and create pollution. 


Another major point I would like to take your attention to is that of 'Money'. The crackers that we buy aren't cheap at all, their prices are all above the sky! Do we even count this total wastage of money? We often do not even realise this that we are just burning our money directly. 


This Diwali, let's take an oath of not burning crackers, and to stop a lot of things. This way, by not burning the crackers, we will not harm the animals, we will not create pollution, we will not disturb the elders. 


Who wants a world so blur? We all want to see a Clear world.. Let's start making this smogy world clearer this Diwali. So, Have a Diwali filled with lights, sweets and happiness, not the Pollution.

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