Supreme Court permits next-generation green firecracker manufacture and sale

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The Supreme Court of India has allowed the manufacture and sale of next-generation green firecrackers. The ruling was delivered on Tuesday, upholding a ban on traditional firecrackers. This decision aims to balance environmental concerns with the interests of the firecracker industry and cultural practices. The approved green variants must adhere to specific formulations and emission standards set by authorities.

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