Diwali is a great festival and it is celebrated in India with lots of enthusiasm; however, in last few years this festival is actually becoming a source of pollution. On Divali night, people crack large numbers of crackers which leads to lot of air pollution simultaneously killing large numbers of innocent birds. Many people have stopped or decreased use of crackers on Divali; however, still lot of more is required to be done. Some people only give more importance to their own fun and show off then caring about pollutions and birds. Slowly, governments across India are also awakening up to this issue and they have set up various teams to check offenders. Instead of only making laws, it is more important to convince people to stop using large amounts of polluting crackers. I hope that next Divali people will show more respect to environment and birds then only considering about their own fun.
Today, India is progressing in every field and we are seeing many new improvements coming to our lives. One such improvement is mandatory to use of fastag on all vehicles in India. With this change, we can see the saving of time of commuters and saving of valuable fuel. As per the Indian transport minister, with the use of fastag on vehicles, we can hope to see a saving of Rs 20,000 crore. I hope that it will improve the management of vehicles on the various toll plazas. I have many bad experiences on various toll plazas due to manual operation and high rush. Already, toll collectors and people are finding this scheme of fastag very helpful. I have already installed fastag on my both vehicles two years back. So far, Paytm fastag is the most used fastag in India because it is linked to the Paytm wallet which makes it easy to add cash and make payments. I am also using Paytm Fastag on one of my main vehicles and my experience is very smooth with it. It is very easy to buy Paytm Fasta