Year-Round Ban On Firecrackers Required Not Just To Curb Air Pollution But Also To Curb Noise Pollution: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court called for a year-round ban on firecrackers, not just to combat air pollution but also to curb noise pollution. The Court recognized the severe environmental and health hazards caused by firecrackers, particularly during festivals, and urged a comprehensive ban to protect public health. The ruling focuses on the broader impact of firecracker use, including the noise levels that disrupt communities and pose a danger to vulnerable populations. This decision reflects the Court’s proactive stance on environmental and public health issues.