With so much green expected to disperse into the ether, hopefully goodies and riches too would diffuse across the household on Deepavali. And what could be better than SWAS, STAR and SAFAL
Just imagine what it would be like to burst explosives that are Safe Water Releaser (SWAS), Safe Thermite Cracker (STAR) and Safe Minimal Aluminium (SAFAL). It would mean more celebrations and less emissions. But it’s conditioned on people going big bang on green. If toxic fireworks stay out of control, the very purpose of the top court verdict will be defeated, and the blue will automatically turn grey, which spreads faster and appears to linger around forever. There is already ample data to support this conclusion.
Air quality has already become very poor and the silent and deep sky is hinting at several possibilities. Will the unrolling green release enough water vapour and air to suppress dust and particulate matters, significantly reduce potassium nitrate and sulphur, and lower sound intensity? In the end truth will out.
However, before that let the green spread. Let us know how it fares — whether it gives us more oxygen or extra supplement of particle pollution. It’s in everybody’s interest that the green wins this battle decisively and India’s perennial pollution problem becomes a thing of the past.
With all decked up for Deepavali, let the row of lights remove darkness and impurities, dispel ignorance and disseminate knowledge and awareness.
