HAPPY DIWALI

How Diwali is Celebrated in India?

In India, Diwali is celebrated in the most typical manner. People usually do…

• Diya and lighting
• Home Decoration
• Shopping
• Fireworks
• Puja
• Gifts
• Feast
• Sweets
• Get together

People usually spend time together and often visit their relative’s places during Diwali to spend time and celebrate the holiday with their loved ones. People usually cook their delicious foods and light up the holiday and their houses.

Safety Tips for Diwali Celebration:

Diwali is the most exciting festival of the year and it is just around the corner we are all looking forward to the fun-filled festivities! However, as the saying goes– “Better safe than sorry” so it is logical to follow a few safety measures to make suresafety of your loved ones.

1. Cotton Garments

You must ensure that everyone in the family wears cotton clothes while playing with fireworks. Because there is a chance of synthetic fabrics catching fire very easily.

2. Well-Fitted Clothes

You must make sure that your children’s arms and legs are covered withwell-fitted clothes. Fire catches easily on flowing, trailing garments.

3. Quality of Crackers

You must purchase firecrackers only from legal manufacturers. Good-quality firecrackers must reduce the risk of accidents.

4. Emergency Numbers

You must make sure that you have the emergency numbers on your hands, and you must aware of the numbers of doctors, fire stations, police stations, etc in case of any emergency.

5. First Aid Kit

While firing crackers it is highly important to keep a first aid kit near for emergency purposes.

6. Fire Extinguisher

You must keep a fire extinguisher nearfiring firecrackers. It is important to keep a bucket of water or sand while firing crackers.

7. Discard Used Fireworks

You must discard the used firecrackers with care. You can either put them in a bucket of water or cover them with some sand to disperse the heat.

“May the Diwali festive season be filled with celebrations, festivities, and great zeal”. “I wish everyone a happy Diwali.”