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Kerala Polls: Explosives seized in CM Vijayan's constituencyPolice found explosive materials including country-made bombs and gunpowder in Dharmadam. This constituency is represented by Chief Ministe...- Illegal crackers flood NCR markets despite SC ban; green crackers hard to findGreen firecrackers are legally available in Delhi-NCR markets. However, banned conventional firecrackers are being sold openly. Many seller...
- Kolkata Police restricts firecracker use between 8-10 pm on Kali Puja, DiwaliKolkata residents can burst eco-friendly green firecrackers from 8 pm to 10 pm on Kali Puja and Diwali, October 20. Fireworks are also perm...
- Over a ton of illegal firecrackers seized in Delhi, 2 arrested in separate operationsTwo individuals named Saurabh and Ramprakash have been apprehended for storing illegal firecrackers in Delhi. A raid led to the seizure of ...
- Another blast in Bengal, third in seven daysThe two back-to-back blasts followed a huge explosion that claimed 12 lives in another illegal firecracker factory in Purba Medinipur distr...
- Enforcement Directorate questions Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren for 10 hoursThe ED summoned Soren at its regional office here for interrogation in a money laundering case linked to alleged illegal mining in the stat...
- Diwali bust: 13,700 kg crackers seized, 75 cases registered in Delhi this October, data showsThe police seized 13,767.719 kg firecrackers for storage or sale and registered 75 cases in this connection. It has also registered six cas...
- Diwali: Delhi gasps for air as cracker ban goes up in smokeThe situation was aggravated further as the festivities were coincided with seasonal farm fires, fumes from which invade the city around wi...
- Delhi's Diwali day starts with 'very poor' air quality, likely to turn worseWhile SAFAR said the air quality may become 'severe' on November 5 and 6 if firecrackers are burnt, an official from the India Meteorologic...
- Delhi: Police seizes 4,000 kg firecrackers, 26 arrested before DiwaliThe licensing unit of the Delhi Police stated that no new licences would be issued for sale of crackers and even licences of permanent shop...
- Over 850 people booked in Delhi for violating firecracker banAccording to Delhi Police, 139 calls were received from the Rohini district. Sixty-five FIRs were registered against violators and two case...
- Pollution board to abide by govt's COVID advisory, 90-db noise cap for Diwali in place: OfficialThe West Bengal Pollution Control Board (WBPCB) said on Sunday that the existing noise cap of 90 decibel on crackers will be in place durin...
- Government sounds 'alert' on illegal import of crackersThe Central Board of Excise and Customs' (CBEC) recent order to chiefs of customs zones across the country comes ahead of Diwali on October...
- Details of Dera Sacha Sauda assets being compiledAn empty box of AK-47 cartridges, 84 cartons of fire crackers and chemicals, besides hundreds of pairs of shoes, designer clothing and caps...
- Dera Sacha Sauda's IT head arrestedKumar was summoned by police for questioning at Sirsa yesterday after he was evasive in his replies on the computer cell of the Dera.
- 'Secret tunnels, irregularities galore detected at Dera headquarters'Secret tunnels, an empty box of AK-47 cartridges, an illegal firecracker factory were among other shocking detections made.
- Dera sanitisation operation complete: OfficialSecurity forces and various government departments had launched a coordinated effort to carry out a sanitisation exercise on September 8, a...
- Tunnel from Gurmeet Ram Rahim's 'gufa' to sadhvis' hostel found inside Dera HQHordes of police, paramilitary and civil administration personnel were involved in the mammoth search operation which started yesterday on ...
- How Darjeeling row is impacting trade in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and NepalET travels through India’s chicken neck, a 22-km-long stretch between Bangladesh and Nepal, to track trade movement among four nations — Ba...
- Fireworks hub loses 35 per cent of market share to Chinese imports, defuse Sivakasi cracker businessAround 2,000 containers of Chinese crackers worth Rs 1,500 crore are said to be operating in the Rs 4,000-crore Indian market.
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