Our ears can hardly resist the limit of sound beyond its scientific prescription. Thus deafness could be the common weakness of all of us if the game continues. The age-old characteristics of rejoicing with crackers not only in Diwali but also on every auspicious and festive occasion affects the environment. The emission of harmful gases like carbon monoxide and sulfur monoxide increases the rate of air pollution and cause diseases like chronic bronchitis. So we must stay away from crackers as far as possible.
Crackers can also affect the already suffering patients in hospitals, nursing homes and even homes.
The loud noises of crackers can be fatal to cardiac patients as well as patients in the Intensive Care Units. Thus it would be wise act to say 'no to crackers' rather than eulogizing it. Moreover, the huge sums of money squandered for purchasing crackers is a sort of inconsequential luxury for a poor country like India. When one third of the nation is still below poverty line, it is our duty to donate as much as possible for the deprived. Thus the government has rightly enforced restrictions on crackers which can relieve us from the dullness of life but can hardly heal the world for better living.