Delhi Police arrested a 19-year-old for illegal weapon possession after a video surfaced online. A cache of illegal ...

Gurgaon: In an inspection in Faridabad's Alipur village on Tuesday, an illegal firecracker factory was uncovered, and over 10 tonnes of explosives were seized. The operation was carried out jointly by ...

The Supreme Court of India on September 12 said that the firecracker ban cannot only be applied to certain cities and citizens, but must have a pan-India application, according to a report by Bar & ...

The Supreme Court on Thursday raised questions on the policy of banning firecrackers only in Delhi-NCR, stating that there cannot be a policy only for “elite” residents of the national capital.

A powerful explosion at an illegal firecracker storage in Odisha's Boudh district resulted in one death and injuries to eight others. The blast, which occurred around noon, demolished the store room ...

The Supreme Court on Friday (September 12, 2025) orally observed that the ban on firecrackers should not be confined to the national capital of Delhi, but people across the country have a right to ...

Two people were killed and 10 were injured after a firecracker warehouse at Jhiakata village in Odisha’s Boudh district caught fire and triggered an explosion. Police were probing the cause of the ...

Supreme Court calls for a nationwide firecracker ban, questioning why restrictions apply only to Delhi-NCR when pollution affects many cities across India. CJI BR Gavai emphasizes equal environmental ...

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday raised pointed questions over the selective imposition of the firecracker ban in the Delhi-NCR region, saying if clean air was a right for "elite" residents of ...

Chief Justice Gavai referred to his visit to Amritsar last winter, where he said pollution levels were worse than in Delhi. He questioned why only residents of the capital were being considered when ...

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