This year, a thought should be given to the festival of light. We worship lamps. Lamps never make noise. But the people who light that lamp give a lot of noise and smoke to nature on this night. We are the people who light those lamps. Now think about which light we are talking about? The most beautiful light in the world is the one given by the Sun God in the morning. Throughout the year, we do not worship the sun, we do not respect its light. Most people are getting up after sunrise. This is an insult to the light of the sun. We also reject this capital that is getting free and think of lighting four or five lamps on this night and worshiping the light. Lamps should be worshipped, but the sun should also be respected. So this time on Diwali, both 'growth' and 'giving' should go together, so light a lamp. Earn a lot of money, but give a portion of the excess income to those who need it very much.
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