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Mumbai Court Bans Firecrackers on Roads Over Toxic Pollution Concerns

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A court in Mumbai has banned the use of firecrackers on roads, citing serious concerns over noise and air pollution. The court took suo motu cognizance of the matter, meaning it initiated the case on its own without a formal petition. The action was triggered by the severe pollution caused during public processions in the city. The court described firecrackers as dangerous and a source of toxic pollution.

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