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Are Green Firecrackers Less Polluting than Traditional Ones?

Air Quality · Delhi

Are Green Firecrackers Less Polluting than Traditional Ones?

50% Right coverage: 16 sources

The Supreme Court has relaxed the complete ban on firecrackers in the Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR). This Diwali, the sale and bursting of green crackers has been permitted, albeit with certain conditions. Green crackers do not contain harmful chemicals like sulphur nitrates, arsenic, magnesium, sodium, lead, and barium. But are they less polluting than traditional crackers?See the Story

‘Digital arrests’ are happening in several States, people are running from pillar to post: Supreme Court

‘Digital arrests’ are happening in several States, people are running from pillar to post: Supreme Court

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Supreme Court is considering a CBI-led investigation into rising digital fraud cases, highlighting a pressing need for coordinated action after alarming incidents involving fraudulent arrests See the Story

CJI Gavai recommends Justice Surya Kant as his successor

CJI Gavai recommends Justice Surya Kant as his successor

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

If approved, Justice Kant will become the 53rd Chief Justice of India (CJI) and assume office upon Justice Gavai’s demitting charge on November 23.See the Story

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