The world is different today as compared to the past, and it's changing both ways - positive and negative. Our previous generations left a beautiful world for us, and now it's our responsibility to leave a better world for the next generations. But the barrier to that is the extra pressure on resources which is giving birth to problems such as pollution.
Pollution is not limited to textbooks and academic discussions anymore - it's a problem very well-identified, discussed, and growing with each day.
So, what do we do? Should we give up on our traditions and cultural heritage?
Absolutely not. We just need to change it a bit!
Let’s start with one of the most celebrated festivals in our country - Ganesh Chaturthi. This Chaturthi, welcome Bappa but with a little twist.
This Ganesh Chaturthi, go with Eco-friendly Ganesha idols. Well, what is so ‘eco-friendly’ about these idols, you ask?
To answer this question, these Ganesh murtis are made from all organic materials - clay, coconut shell, and mango leaves.
