Despite a firecracker ban around Diwali since 2017, PM2.5 and sulphur dioxide levels spike significantly due to firework emissions, exacerbating air and noise pollution in Delhi. Last year’s data shows PM2.5 levels soared to 1,985 µg/m³ in Anand Vihar, far exceeding safe standards. Authorities stress strict compliance and broad pollution control measures across sectors.
Pramathes Ghosal, a private tutor from Bengal’s Hooghly district, was sentenced to death for the brutal triple murder of his elderly parents and married sister […]
Police have charged Bablu Yadav with culpable homicide for the car chase that led to Sutandra Chatterjee’s death. The investigation is probing the roles of […]
Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is celebrated in India to mark the victory of Lord Ram over Ravana. The festival symbolizes the triumph of good […]