cracker ban

After 8 hours of imposing a blanket ban, the Karnataka government has decided to partially roll back decision to impose blanket firecracker ban on Diwali

The campaign against firecrackers is finally coming to fruition and we are progressing towards a nationwide firecracker ban.

Delhi govt announced that an anti-firecracker campaign will be launched on November 3 ahead of the Diwali festival

Justice V. Parthiban, Madras High Court has caught the bull by the horns and concluded that Mr A. Balaji was unfairly and unjustly denied the benefit of employment for bursting crackers on Diwali

The festival of lights, Diwali, will be celebrated in India on 27th October this year.

The Union Minister announced that Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) labs have been successful in developing various environment-friendly fireworks such as sound-emitting crackers, flowerpots, pencils, chakkar and sparklers.

TANFAMA had also submitted in the Court that a firecracker ban would have terrible consequences for the lakhs of people dependent on the industry for employment.

The messaging is indeed confusing. Were they fighting pollution or the festival of Diwali itself?

Actions have consequences and I am afraid the consequences of traumatizing young children will not be very pretty for our country.

Not the first time Lord Ram has landed in legal troubles.