The ancient Hindu festival Hindu festival Diwali (or Deepavali, the "festival of lights") is celebrated in autumn (northern hemisphere) every year. Diwali or Deepavali is one of the biggest and the brightest festival in India which spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness. Keeping alive the memory of significance of Diwali as a ceremony lets us all start out celebrating this festival of lights in a new way.
Shubh Shuruaatt, Celebrate This Diwali Loud without PaperPatakha Sound
Burning loads of crackers may give us lots of happiness while it results in the high level of air, sound and soil pollution gradually harming living things on earth. Big Bazaar, India's leading retailer chain has come up with a new initiative to lead the campaign of eco-friendly Diwali.
Festivals are the time to start something new. So why not start with a new kind of celebration? A celebration of a #PaperPatakha Diwali, or Dipavali, as it’s called in southern India. Let this festive season mark the auspicious beginning, a #ShubhShuruaat of your new ventures, new relationships, and new dreams. Wish the ones you love, a Shubh Shuruaat this festive season.
Every festival is a new beginning and all new beginnings must start with something auspicious. This Diwali starts a new celebration. A celebration of #PaperPatakha Diwali.
How to Make Paper Patakha to Celebrate Eco-Friendly Diwali
What is a paper patakha ? Watch and learn how to make a paper patakha from our cute tutor and celebrate a safe and fun filled Diwali! It’s simple, it’s easy and it’s a lot of fun. Watch this tutorial learn how to make a Paper Patakha. Start making yours and #ShubhShuruaat this Diwali with Paper Patakhas.
Let the joy of Diwali shine brightly to usher you into your new beginnings with a #ShubhShuruaat.
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