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Topic · standing beatupdated Sat, 14 Nov, 01:30

Eco-friendly Festivals

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World · 8 Nov

Silent Diwali | ఈ గ్రామాల్లో దీపావళి రోజు టపాసులు కాల్చరు.. కారణం తెలిస్తే ఆశ్చర్యపోతారు!

AI summaryThe article describes several villages across Tamil Nadu and Assam that celebrate 'Silent Diwali' by forgoing firecrackers to protect local birds and bats. These traditions, passed down through generations, involve lighting lamps, performing prayers, and sharing sweets instead. The communities view wildlife conservation as a responsibility and a core part of their festive celebrations.

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