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Should fire crackers be banned- The Urban Debate
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November 2, 2016
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55:32Now PlayingDay after Diwali, Delhi’s air quality plunged to a new low. In Delhi the air quality level was 836 after Diwali. This was 8 times more than the permissible limit. Even Mumbai’s air quality level was very poor on Monday and Tuesday. Similar situation was seen in Lucknow and Bangalore. Citizens complained about the respiratory problems and watery eyes. This was the reaction to the fire crackers after Diwali. Should fire crackers be banned entirely? To discuss this issue Magicbricks Now caught up with Dr. Bejon Misra- Founder, Consumer Online Foundation, Vimlendu Jha- Environmentalist and Founder, Swecha, Navin Chadwa, General Secretary, Fireworks Dealers'Association, Mumbai & Thane, Rahul Easwar- Philosophy Author and Activist, Naveen Chomal- Senior Advocate, Mumbai HC and SC, Rishi Agarwal- Environmentalist and Pandit. Ajay Gautam- Founder, humhindu.com.
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