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Diwali Gift

Darshan Kothari, Class IX A

This Diwali, I decided to give sweets, clothes and some low decible crackers to the poor. I went to an ashram with my parents to give away gifts. This gave me a sense of contentment as I could put a smile on those faces. I’ve taken a pledge to do this every year. This gives happiness to both the giver and the receiver.

Khyati Vyas, Class IX A

The energy and the warmth of joy that fill our heart on Diwali also signify the responsibility of spreading happiness. The all-absorbing and enriching festival shouldn’t blind us to the misery that clutches a large percentage of our country. If we extend our greetings and happiness to some unfortunate ones, perhaps their wide smiles will outshine millions of lamps.

This year, I pledge not to seek enjoyment in bursting noisy crackers which just cause distress to babies, pets, the aged and the sick. Not to mention the black smoke, piles of burnt crackers, the soot that sicken Mother Earth. I don’t wish to pain her on this wonderful day.

I would rather try to make Diwali memorable for our pals in the orphanages and in old-age homes. This unique gift of love will surely enrich my life with everlasting warmth, a cherished memory that will be unforgettable!

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