Diwali 2021: How Mumbaikars are growing conscious about zero-waste celebrations
Updated On: 03 November, 2021 10:37 AM IST | Sarasvati T
Mumbaikars are all set to celebrate Diwali this year with the same fervour as during pre-lockdown times, but with an eye on sustainability and environmental concerns. From re-using old items to buying eco-friendly items, people are open to experimenting with their choices this festive season
More and more people are willing to explore ways to celebrate Diwali in a sustainable and eco-friendly manner. Photo: AFP.
With lockdown restrictions eased, since the past week Mumbaikars have been engrossed in preparations for Diwali, a festival that enlivens the city during October and November. Though the festive zeal is greater compared to the low-key celebrations of the previous year, the government guidelines and the impact of the pandemic has generally reduced the craze about firecrackers.
In addition to giving up on firecrackers, people are exploring options and altering their choices wherever possible to celebrate Diwali in a sustainable and environment-friendly manner.
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