Diwali may be a festival of lights and laughter, but for many senior citizens, it can also bring challenges that dim the joy – from increased pollution and loud firecrackers to disrupted routines. Older adults, especially those with chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or respiratory issues, are more vulnerable during this season. Creating a Diwali that’s both festive and gentle for them begins with small, thoughtful changes at home that ensure safety, comfort, and inclusion for every generation.

Protecting Senior Citizens From Smoke And Pollution

Firecracker smoke, dust, and rising pollution levels are among the biggest health risks for older adults during Diwali. “The mix of smoke, noise, and people that accompany Diwali can be overwhelming for several senior citizens," ex

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