"Go Green: 5 Eco-Friendly Practices for Sustainable Celebrations"

The article discusses various eco-friendly practices for celebrations, including the use of biodegradable materials for idols and decorations, organizing community celebrations to reduce pollution, home immersion of idols to prevent water pollution, and giving eco-friendly gifts. These practices aim to minimize environmental harm and promote sustainability.

Eco-Friendly Practice Description
Use of Eco-Friendly Idols
Instead of using idols made from Plaster of Paris, opt for eco-friendly materials like clay, cow dung, or even paper mache. These materials are biodegradable and do not harm the environment when immersed in water bodies.
Organic Decorations
Use natural materials like flowers, leaves, and organic colors for decoration. Avoid using plastic and thermocol decorations as they are non-biodegradable and harmful to the environment.
Community Celebrations
Instead of individual households celebrating separately, a community celebration can be organized. This reduces the number of idols needed and hence, the pollution caused by their immersion.
Home Immersion
Immerse the idol at home in a bucket of water. This not only saves water bodies from getting polluted but also allows you to reuse the clay in your garden.
Eco-Friendly Gifts
Opt for eco-friendly gifts like plants, jute bags, or handmade items. Avoid gifts wrapped in plastic or those that contribute to environmental pollution.



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