Diwali

In Jharkhand, the once-fading tradition of Sohrai painting is brought back to life. This vibrant art form, once limited to walls and mud houses, is now being revived on new canvases.

Muhammad Umar, a young potter from Kashmir, produces thousands of earthen lamps for Diwali each year. He is reviving pottery and promoting unity, showcasing how traditional art can bring people close.

This Diwali, let us attempt to make sustainable shopping choices to have a fruitful and responsible celebration of lights.

Looking for eco-friendly Diwali decor ideas? Transform glass jars into lanterns, craft coconut shell diyas, and explore natural materials for a sustainable celebration.

This Diwali, join The Better India’s #HappinessOnAPlate campaign to help hundreds of families across India celebrate the festivals with the joy of food.

If you are looking to donate clothes, money and more this Diwali, here are five noble changemakers and NGOs who could use your help to educate girls, provide a safe home for abandoned or terminally ill children, rescue birds, and more.

Dr Rajani Jagtap from Maharashtra lost her husband, Dr Shridhar, to COVID last year. She started a support group to help hundred others like her to cope with grief.

This Diwali, we have done the work of curating a list of 11 causes you can support right away, so it's easier for you to give changemakers across India the perfect gift.

Marigolds, ferry lights, lanterns and more, here's how you can use items lying around your house to spruce up the place and make it shine this Diwali.

The lockdown and pandemic has uprooted several livelihoods in the past year and small-time artisans have suffered the most. Here’s how you can brighten their Diwali.