YOGI ON DIWALI CRACKERS
UP CM Yogi Adityanath defends firecrackers on Diwali; dismisses pollution concerns
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed his support for the celebration of Diwali with firecrackers. He stated that concerns about pollution should be alleviated as they would decrease. Adityanath criticized those who focus on pollution while ignoring greater corrupt practices. He emphasized the importance of enjoying festivities without imposing prohibitions on firecrackers. He stated that it was positive for people to celebrate Diwali with enthusiasm.
India revels in Diwali celebrations; crackers contribute to 'very poor' Delhi air
On Sunday, Diwali celebrations were held across India, with various leaders participating in customary rituals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the festival with security personnel in Chhattisgarh, marking a new era free from Naxalism. In Delhi, strict measures were taken to ensure compliance with safety regulations regarding firecrackers during the festivities. Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi worsened due to pollution from celebrations and stubble burning.
Aaj ka Sugarless Diwali Challenge!
Diwali celebrations often involve loud firecrackers and festive gatherings. This year, the focus shifts to a sugar-free approach. Traditional sweets are being replaced with healthier alternatives. While the noise continues, maintaining stable blood sugar offers a sense of peace. This allows for a healthier celebration and the anticipation of future festivities.
Millions of Indians set a new world record celebrating Diwali as worries about air pollution rise
Across the country, dazzling multi-colored lights decked homes and streets as devotees celebrated the annual Hindu festival of light symbolizing the victory of light over darkness. But the spectacular and much-awaited massive lighting of the oil lamps took place - as usual -at Saryu River, in Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh state, the birthplace of their most revered deity, the god Ram.
People across India revel in Diwali spirit after 2 years of muted celebrations
Some restrictions on bursting of firecrackers, particularly in the national capital, however, remained in force.
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