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Each and Every Hindu should watch why Hindus should burst Crackers in Diwali Diwali Patakhe Wali
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Extremely educative. Sending warmest greetings of Diwali to all of my Sanatan brothers, sisters, friends and elders! Happy Diwali!

Crackers are strange too. When they burst on New Year in 199 countries they bring happiness. And when crackers are burst on Diwali in India for one day they cause pollution. Liberals say pollution happens every day but they start having problems if crackers are burst on one day. Your ignorance about your scriptures will be used against you! Bursting crackers is a ritual 🚩 🎉🪔

Oh man, i didn’t realize that all these years my ancestors are stuck , having never bursted any crackers to light 💡 their way. Some of my ancestors are scared of the sound. Biggest failure, scriptures didn’t consider the westen innovation of light bulbs. Is that not sufficient now to light the path instead of loud noises and smoke? Also what about Indians living in western countries , will the ancestors know they need to go to other countries?

to those complaining about pollution, ask how many trees they’ve planted or saved in their lifetime. if they’re giving advice, they should be the first to follow it

We will definitely celebrate diwali as we always celebrate it... And bursting crackers are a vital part of it

"Every Diwali celebration is incomplete without the sound and lights of crackers. It’s a part of our culture! 🪔💥"

Very interesting and i am going to use it against people who stop me from bursting crackers. But a quick curious question for Sai sir, if we have to light up the path for ancestors to send them back to heaven, how did they find their path from heaven to us during Shraddh period?

"Absolutely! Bursting crackers is a celebration of joy and tradition. Let’s keep the spirit of Diwali alive! 🎆✨"

Overly educated! Firstly, I condemn crackers bursting on any occasion be it New Year, Marriage, Birthday or Diwali. Secondly, I condemn killings of animals on Muslim festivals and generally. Thirdly, were people of India manufacturing crackers 5000 or 1000 years ago or even 100 years ago? There was not enough money with people to buy clothes and food, let alone money for any crackers. Importantly, when Lord Rama came home after 14 years exile, people lighten up Oil Diyas (Lamps), bonfire and danced for the King's return. Lastly, that material made for making crackers should be preserved for military operations.

"A reminder of the victory of light over darkness! Bursting crackers is a way to celebrate our heritage. Let’s embrace it! 🙏🎉"
