Street kids celebrate Diwali, spread message of harmony


New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS): Street children in various parts of the national capital celebrated Diwali Wednesday spreading the message of harmony.

"All these children celebrate festivals unitedly, and this time they sent a message of harmony to the world through their 'rangoli' and colourful paper work," Sanjay Gupta, director of NGO Chetna, said in a statement.

However, 13-year-old Rakhi, a ragpicker at Sarojini Nagar area, said Diwali means more waste and dumping of garbage.

"During Diwali, we need to work really hard as our number of rounds increases due to excessive dumping of boxes, papers. This is really tiring but I am happy that I will contribute more to my family," Rakhi said.

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Oct 23 2014

    To hear such words from a street Girl makes one to think a lot and makes sad also.On a day of feast of happiness a child has to work to feed home People.Just I read today in daily here that a Delhi man a owner of Diamond factory has made his workers happy (about 900or so)by giving them lot of gifts like Diamonds to some ,49people got small cars ,Gold,and for some half the amount to their own houses and lot other things.what a contra effect to this Girl.sad.still have a nice time .Happy divali.

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