These Indian Regions Have Banned Firecrackers This Diwali & Here Are The Penalties For Violation

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Restrictions on Diwali firecrackers have been put in place in various regions.

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Diwali Crackers

In Delhi, the Pollution Control Committee has banned all firecrackers until January 2025, allowing only green crackers during specific time slots on Deepavali (8-10 p.m.), Gurpurab (4-5 a.m. and 9-10 p.m.), and New Year's Eve (11:55 p.m.-12:30 a.m.).

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1. Delhi

Maharashtra has implemented a comprehensive ban on conventional firecrackers whilst permitting certified green alternatives that emit 30% less pollution than traditional ones.

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2. Maharashtra

West Bengal authorities have aligned with National Green Tribunal directives by prohibiting all firecrackers except environmentally-friendly green variants.

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3. West Bengal

Punjab's government, exercising powers under the Environment Protection Act, permits green crackers exclusively during designated hours on Deepavali (8-10 p.m.), Gurpurab (4-5 a.m. and 9-10 p.m.), and New Year's Eve (11:55 p.m.-12:30 a.m.).

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4. Punjab

Haryana's Gurugram has instituted restrictions allowing only green crackers during specific festivals, including Deepavali (8-10 p.m.), Gurpurab, and Christmas Eve (11:55 p.m.-12:30 a.m.).

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5. Haryana

Tamil Nadu's Pollution Control Board has established strict time slots for bursting crackers during Deepavali, limiting them to 6-7 a.m. and 7-8 p.m.

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6. Tamil Nadu

The National Capital Territory region has imposed stringent measures against the manufacturing, storage, and online delivery of conventional firecrackers whilst permitting green alternatives during festival periods.

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Stringent Measures

Will you burst crackers during Diwali?

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