- The diwali article why what and many more in English and hindi. 2019
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This article is base on my veiws on the festival Diwali. English reading people do not able to read bxoz this whole article is in my mother language tat is in hiDi.
हिनदी मैं
तो मैं आज आपसे कुछ बात करने जा रहा हूं वह भी आपने मातृभाषा में जो आज के त्यौहार के ऊपर यानी दिवाली के ऊपर आधारित है तो दोस्तों जैसा आप जानते हैं दिवाली प्रकाश का त्योहार है जिसमें अपने घर में उजाला करते हैं और खुशी मनाते हैं पर इस दिवाली कुछ नया इनीशिएटिव लीजिए कुछ नया कदम दीजिए गुजारिश है आपसे कुछ ऐसा कीजीए जिससे दूसरों को भी खुशी मिले दूसरों के जीवन में प्रकाश आए अबकी दिवाली कुछ ऐसी मनाइए दूसरों को खुशी इसमें दूसरों को खुशी देना भी शामिल हो जाए वह किसी भी प्रकार की हो क्या क्यों ना हो
आप जरा सी चीजें करके उनको खुशी दे
सकते हैं जैसे।।।===
आप जरा से दिए गुल्लक आदि चीजें खरीद के कुम्हारों को खुशी दे सकते हैं।
आप गरीब को खाना खिला कर चाहे वह एक ही क्यों ना हों उनको खाना खिला कर उनकी दिवाली कर सकते हैं उनको खुशी दे सकते हैं।
आप जरा से मेड इन इंडिया की लाइट खरीद के हमारे देश को मुझे खुशी दे सकते हैं।
कुछ भी करिए पर इस दिवाली कुछ ऐसा कीजिए जरूर जिससे मुझे मेरे देश को सबको खुशी मिली आपको भी और नीचे कुछ चीजें बताइए कुछ चीजें बताने की कोशिश की है उसे गोवा जरूर कीजिएगा।।।
कविता
इस दिवाली कुछ नया करो
हाल तो उन का बयान करो,
मेहनत करते हैं कर लेते हैं जो कभी मजदूरी,,
तुम सिला तो दो उनकी मेहनत का, तुम्हें क्या है मजबूरी।
बस एक काम करना अब की बार,
कुछ दिए कुछ , गुल्लकेँ खरीद लेना उनसे,
मूर्ति एवं सजावट का सामान खरीदोगे
जिनसे।
अगर कौन है पता ना चला, तो बस यह करना
थोड़ा मुहं करना नीचे और आगे बढ़ जाना
और भूल जा ना वह सब जो लिखा था यहां।।
In english
Firecrackers are generally made of cardboard or plastic, with flash powder, cordite, smokeless powder, or black powder as the propellant. This is not always the case, however. Anything from match heads, kerosene to lighter fluid have been used successfully in making firecrackers. The key to loud firecrackers, however, although in part lying in the propellant substance, is pressure. The entire firecracker must be very tightly packed in order for it to work best. Flash powder, however, does not need to be packed tightly, and should not be.
Reasons few
We're sure many would raise the question why there's an outrage, or rather a plea only during Diwali, but here are seven reasons that might just convince you to give up bursting crackers this year.
1) Smog
The harsh winter season has not even begun in the capital city, the air is filled with smog already. Particulate matter mixed with smoke from automobiles is choking Delhi enough. During Diwali, the pollution goes up by more than 30% due to bursting of firecrackers. Do you want to choke yourself and others around you more?
2) Fire accidents
Fire accidents are common in cracker markets, be it in Faridabad or in Kozhikode, Kerala. A small spark is enough to set ablaze a whole region, and the accident could damage properties, and claim lives. Why risk your lives?
3) Other living beings/
pets
You might be having the time of your life bursting crackers but there are other living beings around you, less privileged, lacking the ability to communicate the way you do - animals including your own pets. Dogs tend to get confused seeing the sound and light changing in their immediate surrounding. This Diwali, be their superhero.
4) Garbage
Forget PM's Swaccha Bharat campaign, but would you like to see garbage all over when you wake up on the day of Diwali? The crackers burst not only pollutes by contaminating the air, but also pollutes the land. See for yourself!
5) Child Labour
The story of thousands of child labourers employed in firework factories is not unknown to you. These children working in dangerous conditions often face accidents, sometimes so serious it leaves them crippled for life. Despite safety measures, umpteen number of fire accidents are reported every year from Sivakasi in Tamil Nadu alone. Only way to save these children is to say no to crackers! When the demand dies, supply will die.
6) Crackers affect new-borns and pregnant women
The adverse affects of bursting crackers seem unending. Dr Ashwini Nabar says in an article says the frequent exposure to loud noises during pregnancy might affect the baby in the mother's womb, though not proven yet. However, it surely affects the mother, she adds. The noise from firecrackers can lead to tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and might last for 24 hours or more depending on the intensity of and closeness to the firecracker sound. Noise from the crackers might also stress pregnant women and prevent them from getting enough rest.
7) Harmful gases in the air
Crackers often contain elements like copper, cadmium, sulphur, aluminium and barium to produce the vibrant colours once ignited. The harmful gases produced from the bursting of crackers, such as Nitrous Oxide, remains in the air for a long time if the city doesn't get enough rain or strong winds. Inhaling the fumes emitted by firecrackers increase the chances of asthma attack among patients. Heart patients and patients of chronic bronchitis and low immune system are at high risk too.
This time be careful
And no link nothing this time........🤗
Good article
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