As Diwali approaches, the buying and selling of firecrackers has intensified in the markets of Nagaur city. Shops are thronged with customers, but in the pursuit of higher profits, safety regulations are being ignored. Firecracker shops have been set up even in the city's busiest and narrowest markets. In many places, streets are less than 6 feet wide, and two-wheelers parked on both sides block the path. In the event of a fire, reaching fire en…
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As Diwali approaches, the buying and selling of firecrackers has intensified in the markets of Nagaur city. Shops are thronged with customers, but in the pursuit of higher profits, safety regulations are being ignored. Firecracker shops have been set up even in the city's busiest and narrowest markets. In many places, streets are less than 6 feet wide, and two-wheelers parked on both sides block the path. In the event of a fire, reaching fire en…