Delhi is pushing for a permanent ban on firecrackers in its bid to combat severe air and noise pollution, particularly during the winter mo...

Several villages in Maharashtra, like Manyachiwadi, Borade, Langarpeth, and Padali, have celebrated Diwali without firecrackers for years. ...

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A consumer will be get a 'temporary' electricity connection the same day after completing the formalities.

"We have decided that in the next one year we will start fellowships for production of films on science and the environment and related iss...

Mumbaikars also welcomed the ban, with some activists suggesting a calibrated approach towards Diwali celebrations in the metropolis that h...

Every year Maharashtra Pollution Control Board carries out a test of firecrackers at an open ground in the presence of environment activist...

Last year, air quality was in the “severe“ category in the festive season, with an AQI of 443 on October 30 (Diwali day).

Pets could use a cracker-free Diwali and so could the environment!

Smartphone makers have had a more than bright Diwali this festive season with sales of new entrants like Sony going up by five to six times.

Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit today exhorted people of city to avoid bursting of crackers and celebrate a clean and pollution-free Diwali.

Amid increasing concerns over noise and air pollution, this year, the demand for crackers have decreased by 32 pc, according to a report.

Diwali is referred to as the festival of lights. With due respect to Goddess Laxmi, the average Indian is finding a better way to spend his...