Justice D Y Chandrachud congratulated Jutice A K Sikri and appreciated his order of banning the sale of fireworks as that according to him made sure that this Diwali people could breathe fresh air. This year there was a fall in the burning of crackers by 66 percent after the ban as compared to last year. Shikha TiwariI
The Madras High Court has banned putting up of hoardings, banners, sign-boards, flags, drawings on the walls without due permission while explicitly stating that any banner, put up with permission, should not feature any living person or the sponsors. This order has been passed to avoid unnecessary litter and maintain clean atmosphere in all the areas of the entire State
A group of fire cracker traders approached the Supreme Court today requesting modification of the october 9 order as per which the sale of crackers were banned in Delhi/NCR till November 1, 2017. Making an urgent mentioning before the court they mentioned that their licences were revived after the ban was lifted and a huge investment is made which
