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Supreme Court Verdict On Firecrackers: 5 Big Takeaways
The Supreme Court today said that only firecrackers with reduced emission and decibel levels will be permitted during all festivals. On Diwali, firecrackers could be burst between 8 pm and 10 pm. People can burst firecrackers on Christmas and New Year between 11:55 pm and 12:30 am. Crackers cannot be sold online and if they are, the sites will be ...
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'Allow Us To Sell Existing Cracker Stocks,' Delhi Traders Tell Supreme Court
A section of traders have approached the Supreme Court, seeking modification of its order banning sale of firecrackers in Delhi-NCR ahead of Diwali. The traders say the court should allow them to sell the stocks they bought after the court relaxed its ban on licenses to sell firecrackers in September.
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To Tackle Air Pollution, Top Court For Suspension Of Fire Cracker Licenses
Concerned over the worsening air quality in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court today mulled over the prospect of directing the Centre to suspend and not renew the licence for possessing, stocking and selling of firecrackers in the national capital.
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Supreme Court Verdict On Firecrackers: 5 Big Takeaways
The Supreme Court today said that only firecrackers with reduced emission and decibel levels will be permitted during all festivals. On Diwali, firecrackers could be burst between 8 pm and 10 pm. People can burst firecrackers on Christmas and New Year between 11:55 pm and 12:30 am. Crackers cannot be sold online and if they are, the sites will be ...
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'Allow Us To Sell Existing Cracker Stocks,' Delhi Traders Tell Supreme Court
A section of traders have approached the Supreme Court, seeking modification of its order banning sale of firecrackers in Delhi-NCR ahead of Diwali. The traders say the court should allow them to sell the stocks they bought after the court relaxed its ban on licenses to sell firecrackers in September.
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To Tackle Air Pollution, Top Court For Suspension Of Fire Cracker Licenses
Concerned over the worsening air quality in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court today mulled over the prospect of directing the Centre to suspend and not renew the licence for possessing, stocking and selling of firecrackers in the national capital.
