The condition of Delhi is very bad since the next day of Diwali. Even breathing is becoming difficult here. On Diwali night, people burst firecrackers more than the two-hour limit, after which the AQI reached 447 on Tuesday morning. After seeing this, many Bollywood celebs have expressed concern. Shahid Kapoor’s wife Mira Rajput and actress Vaani Kapoor have expressed their concern by sharing posts on social media. He says that people should not have done this.

Mira Rajput shared a story on her Instagram story on Tuesday. Meera wrote- ‘Why are we still bursting crackers? It’s not okay, even if it’s just to show the kids one time or we’re doing it just once to give them the experience.

Meera got angry
Meera did not stop here. He wrote in his next story- ‘Nor is it appropriate for your firecracker aesthetic to hold a sparkler for Grandfather. Let’s stop normalizing this. If we normalize it, our children will do the same and it will never stop. Say no to firecrackers cannot be a poster that you make with your children on Earth Day and then forget it when Diwali comes. He argued that AQI is not just news for the next Instagram story, but the air our children breathe. This is not a tradition I want to engage in and sadly, despite privilege, education, awareness and affluence, common sense is lacking. So no, as long as you’re enjoying the crackers, I won’t be sending my kids to watch. Please stop.

Vaani Kapoor also expressed concern

Vaani Kapoor also shared a post on her Instagram story. He wrote- As soon as I woke up in the morning, Delhi’s AQI reached 447, which is the highest in the world today. Maybe next year, we can find a way to celebrate without reducing the air we breathe. An AQI between 0 to 50 is considered good, 51 to 100 satisfactory, 101 to 200 moderate, 201 to 300 poor, 301 to 400 very poor and 401 to 500 severe.

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Diwali is being celebrated with great pomp throughout the country. During this time there is a celebration of lights and sweets. At the same time, there is no dearth of people bursting crackers, but sometimes accidents happen due to haste or carelessness. During this time there is a fear of burning the hands and feet and the eyes may also get injured. Let us tell you what to do if you get injured by firecrackers? How to take first aid before going to the doctor?

Take special care of this

Diwali means happiness and light, but it is very important to be careful while burning crackers. Every year hundreds of people get burnt by firecrackers. At the same time, small children are more at risk because they are not able to handle firecrackers properly. If an accident happens, the first thing you should do is remain calm. A mistake can be made due to panic, which can increase the loss. If you face any problem while bursting crackers, first take a breath and then follow these tips.

Step 1: Wash with cold water

If hands or feet get burnt, immediately keep them under cold water. Doing this reduces irritation and provides relief to the skin. Keep adding water lightly for 10-15 minutes. This method is effective in minor burns. Keep in mind that the water should not be too hot or cold, otherwise the skin may get damaged.

Second rule: do not apply ice directly

Many people apply ice for quick relief, but this is wrong. Applying ice directly on the skin can cause more harm. Due to this the skin may burst or swell. If you want coolness then apply light fomentation with cold water. Use ice only when advised by your doctor.

Third precaution: Stay away from toothpaste

Some people think that applying toothpaste will cure the burning sensation, but this is an illusion. Toothpaste increases the risk of infection. Instead, cover the burnt area with a clean cloth and apply the antibiotic cream recommended by the doctor.

Step 4: Go to the doctor

If the burn is minor, like a finger or part of the palm, it can be cured at home with a bandage. If a large part of the leg, face or large part of the body gets burnt, go to the doctor immediately. First wash with cold water, then go to the hospital. Delay may increase the loss.

Fifth tip: cover with a clean cloth

Do not leave the burnt area exposed. Cover it with a clean and soft cloth or cotton strip. This will prevent infection from dust and soil. Keep in mind that the cloth should not be too tight, otherwise the pain will increase.

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There are only a few days left for Diwali, but the firecracker traders of Delhi are still stuck in problems related to permission and license. In view of this situation, the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has appealed to the Delhi Government to issue all the necessary permissions and licenses within the next 24 hours, so that green crackers can be available in the markets on time.

On Thursday, under the leadership of CTI Chairman Brijesh Goyal, a large number of firecracker traders reached Delhi Secretariat and launched a peaceful campaign with their demands from the government. After this the delegation met Delhi government ministers Kapil Mishra and Ravindra Indraj. Traders said that if there is a delay in giving permission, not only will the traders suffer loss but the glow of Diwali in the capital will also fade away.

Businessmen adamant on demanding approval within 24 hours

After the meeting, Brijesh Goyal said that the firecracker traders have appealed to the government that all the concerned departments—like Office of Explosives Department, DM Office, Fire Department and Police Administration—should issue licenses and permits in a single day. He said that orders for green crackers have already been placed in NCR cities, so any delay will affect the market and Diwali preparations.

Only five days left, challenge increases for businessmen

Firecracker businessmen Sunil Jain and Inder Goyal said that there are only five days left for Diwali, and it is very challenging to get licenses from all the departments in such a short time. There are about 185 permanent firecracker license holders in Delhi, who get the license from the Office of Explosives Department of the Government of India. The licenses of these businessmen have been suspended for the last few years, without their renewal further process is not possible.

Factories are closed in Delhi, green crackers will come from outside

Brijesh Goyal said that due to the ban on firecrackers in Delhi for the last several years, most of the factories have been closed. This time businessmen are preparing to order green crackers from NCR and other states. He said that if the government issues all the necessary permissions in the next 24 hours, then green crackers can be made available in the markets of Delhi from October 18.

The Supreme Court on a petition against the complete ban on firecrackers in Delhi-NCRCaqm) Have sought answers from Cracker traders have filed a petition requesting the concession from the court. The next hearing of the case will be held on 22 September. During the hearing, the court also questioned the issuance of firecrackers’ order for Delhi.

The order to stop the sale and storage of firecrackers in Delhi and its cities was issued by the state governments only due to the strict stance of the Supreme Court. Now institutions named Firework Traders Association, Indic Collective and Haryana Firework Manufacturers have challenged it. He says that many cracker traders had a valid license up to 2027-28. But they are being canceled due to previous orders of the court.

The petitioners also demanded that they be allowed to produce and sell green firecrackers. Whatever standards will be set for this, they will follow it. On this, the court wanted to know if these standards have been set? Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for the Central Government, said that the National Investigation Research Institute (Neeri) Has done some research on this. She will put her in front of the court in the next hearing.

During the hearing, the bench of Chief Justice Bhushan Ramakrishna Gavai and Vinod Chandran of Justice questioned why the order related to firecrackers is limited to Delhi-NCR only. The judges said that whatever policy is, it should be implemented for the whole country. Other cities also have the right to clean air. The court cannot make a policy for Delhi just because the country’s elite class (aristocratic) remains here.

Senior advocate Aparajita Singh, who is assisting the court as amicus cururi in the case, said that rich people go out in pollution months or use air filters. The poor section of pollution suffers more. On this, the Chief Justice said that it is not right for Delhi to have a policy only. He went to Amritsar in winter last year. The pollution situation there was worse than Delhi.