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This Diwali, Delhi had best AQI in eight years – before firecrackers took over - Vimarsana News

This Diwali, Delhi had best AQI in eight years – before firecrackers took over

Data from government portals showed that the air quality worsened sharply on Sunday evening.

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Punjab saw less air pollution this Diwali, says govt citing drop in AQI - Vimarsana News

Punjab saw less air pollution this Diwali, says govt citing drop in AQI

The average AQI of Punjab this Diwali was 207, compared to 224 in 2022 and 268 in 2021.

Mumbai Police register 784 cases for violation of Bombay HC order on bursting firecrackers and air pollution - Vimarsana News

Mumbai Police register 784 cases for violation of Bombay HC order on bursting firecrackers and air pollution

Mumbai Police on Monday said that it registered as many as 784 cases for violation of Bombay High Court order on bursting firecrackers

Delhi: 700 vehicles challaned on Diwali for lack of PUC certificates, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Delhi: 700 vehicles challaned on Diwali for lack of PUC certificates, ET Auto

According to data shared by the police, 710 challans were issued on Diwali on Sunday (November 12) to vehicles operating without a valid PUC (PUC) certificate. A total of 584 challans and 1,085 notices were issued for obstructive or improper parking and 44 vehicles were towed away by traffic cranes.

26 locations show increase in decibel levels; NGO data says 'loudest' Diwali since 2021 | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

26 locations show increase in decibel levels; NGO data says 'loudest' Diwali since 2021 | Mumbai News

Keeping in mind the deteriorating AQI in Mumbai, the HC had on November 10 stated that bursting of cracker should be allowed between 8 pm and 10 pm on Diwali.