write a newspaper report on government ban on cracker on Diwali for safety reasons in about 80 words
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Newspaper Report
Indian Government bans cracker this Diwali
Realizing the urgency of air contamination, chemical hazards posed by fire crackers, and growing number of accidents the Indian government had taken an initiative to ban them.
Every year round so many accidents take place due to misuse or improper usage of firecrackers. Lives are lost and some are maimed for the rest of their life. Fire is a hazardous element of nature and negligence of common people lead it to posing threats to lives and increasing Sulphur and Nitrite in the atmosphere.
For safety reasons these are banned
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In its order, the court banned the online sale of firecrackers and put a stay on e-commerce portals from selling them.
The court said only "low polluting" green crackers which are within permitted decibel limits and emission norms will be allowed.
The court also imposed timing restrictions on burning firecrackers on Diwali. The court said people will be allowed to burn crackers between 8pm and 10 pm on Diwali. On New Year and Christmas, the timing is from 11:45 pm to 12:15 am.
The court has also directed all states to explore feasibility of community cracker bursting during festivals.
The Supreme Court's verdict came in response to a plea seeking a ban on manufacturing and sale of firecrackers across the country to curb air pollution.
This comes 15 days ahead of Diwali (November 7).
The matter was heard by a bench of Justices AK Sikri and Ashok Bhushan. On August 28, the bench had reserved its verdict.
Here are 10 thing that you should know:
1) On October 9 last year, the Supreme Court temporarily banned the sale of firecrackers ahead of Diwali.
2) The court refused to relax its order and dismissed a plea moved by traders. In wake of the temporary ban, the traders were seeking permission to sell crackers for at least a day or two before Diwali last year.
3) The court had said that the limited ban on firecrackers during Diwali was an experiment to examine its effect on the pollution levels.
4) In the past, the Supreme Court had said that while deciding on a ban on firecrackers, it is important to take into account all aspects, including the fundamental right of livelihood of firecracker manufacturers and the right to health of over 1.3 billion people of the country.
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