#Bharat Band

[rightnewshindi]

Bharat Band; भीम आर्मी ने उपायुक्त मंडी के माध्यम से राष्ट्रपति को भेजा ज्ञापन, एससी एसटी आरक्षण को लेकर रखी यह मांगे

Mandi News: हिमाचल में भले ही भारत बंद का कोई बड़ा असर देखने को नहीं मिला है लेकिन भीम आर्मी की हिमाचल प्रदेश इकाई ने कई जिलों में उपायुक्त के माध्यम से राष्ट्रपति को सुप्रीम कोर्ट के फैसले को निरस्त करने के बारे ज्ञापन भेजे हैं। मंडी जिला से यह ज्ञापन वरिष्ठ उपाध्यक्ष फरजंद अली और उपाध्यक्ष संजय संधू के नेतृत्व में उपायुक्त अपूर्व देवगन मंडी को सौंपा गया। भीम आर्मी की ओर से मांग की गई कि देश…

[saveralivehindi]

उत्तर प्रदेश के तमाम जिलों में "भारत बंद" को लेकर हो रहा बड़ा प्रदर्शन, BSP और अन्य दलित संगठनों के आह्वान के बाद बड़ी संख्या में सड़कों पर उतर रहे SC, ST समाज के लोग: Video

उत्तरप्रदेश के तमाम जिलों में भारत बंद को लेकर हो रहा बड़ा प्रदर्शन, BSP और अन्य दलित संगठनों के आह्वान के बाद बड़ी संख्या में सड़कों पर उतर रहे SC, ST समाज के लोग, बड़ी संख्या में पुलिस बल भी तैनात।   https://fb.watch/u5df8MXXX5/ दिल्ली: देश भर में दलित और आदिवासी संगठनों ने आज ‘भारत बंद’ का आह्वान किया है। मांग है कि SC-ST और OBC के लिए आरक्षण पर नया कानून पारित हो। साथ ही सुप्रीम कोर्ट द्वारा…

[mannbhaavnii]

𑚞𑚮𑚣𑚭 𑚝𑚭 𑚑𑚭, 𑚝𑚭 𑚑𑚭, 𑚑𑚢𑚱 𑚤𑚲 𑚞𑚩𑚭𑚪 𑚠𑚱𑚛𑚭𑚫 𑚠𑚤𑚨 𑚤𑚩𑚮𑚣𑚭𑚫 𑚩𑚆~

“My love, don’t go, there are raindrops (bullets) falling in Jammu’s mountains.”

This is one of my very favourite sad songs. It follows the story of a soldier who is posted in Jammu. His wife is singing for him, saying that it is raining (bullets) in Jammu and asking him not to go and leave her. This is what war does. It takes away people and peace.

The metaphor behind this song is that anyone listening will image raindrops falling, when in reality it’s not water drops but firing of guns.

𑚙𑚲𑚤𑚲 𑚠𑚮𑚝𑚭 𑚊𑚲𑚚𑚯 𑚢𑚲𑚤𑚭 𑚑𑚯 𑚝𑚂𑚣𑚴 𑚥𑚌𑚛𑚭, 𑚙𑚙𑚭 𑚙𑚙𑚭 𑚝𑚯𑚤 𑚢𑚲𑚤𑚯 𑚀𑚸𑚮𑚣𑚭𑚫 𑚙𑚴 𑚦𑚌𑚛𑚭

She says, “tere bina kaithi mera jee naiyo lagda”. It strikes the heart. “Tata tata neer meri ankhiyan ton wagda”.

“My heart is restless without you, so that warm water falls down from my eyes.”

𑚙𑚲𑚤𑚲 𑚠𑚮𑚝𑚭 𑚞𑚮𑚣𑚭 𑚢𑚲𑚤𑚭 𑚩𑚴𑚤 𑚝𑚭 𑚊𑚴𑚃, 𑚀𑚢𑚭 𑚠𑚭𑚞𑚱 𑚐𑚖𑚯 𑚊𑚲 𑚢𑚳𑚫 𑚙𑚲𑚤𑚯 𑚩𑚴𑚃

In the second verse, she says, “Amma Bapu chhadi ke main teri hoi.” She’s left her parents and family for him yet he has to leave her helpless here. And I can’t help but think of thousands of such people who have to lose their loved ones to war.

[tanuandthetriplets]

Epic Race: Puri Intercity vs. Bande Bharat! | Dad's Puri Trip Day 1 | Triplets Vlog - 21st Sept’23

[seekmemystar]

BHAI SAHAB MEREKO ITNA ZYADA GUSSA AA RHA HAI ABHI WHAT THE FUCK

Behenchoot abhi mein apni morning walk se vapis aa rhi thi meri muhalle ki ek random aunty mujhe bolti hai "beta zyada lambi nhi ho rhi ho tum"

And i was like "what the fuck? Kya matlab hai aapka?"

so she goes "beta, itni lambi ladkiyo ko pati nhi milta. Bharat ki beti ho tum, saare Kam height wali ladkiyon pe hi jachti hai."

AND IM LIKE SAALII CHUTIYA , MUH BAND RAKH APNA. TU LAMBI NHI HUI TO ISKA KYA MATLAB BAKI LOG BHI 2FT KE RHE?? NA TU LAMBI HA NA TERE DONO NALAYAK BETE, PURA PARIVAAR DWARFS SE BHARA HUA MADARCHOD SAALE.

BHAI AB TO MEIN JAANBOOCHKE INKE GHAR KR SAMNE MORNING WALK KARNE JAUNGI AUR BOLUGI KI MUJHE BURJ KHALIFA BANNA HAI.

Chutiye saale.

Bhai what the fuck

literally sab galat bola???

ha jese ki aunty ka pati boht acha h

aunty ko bolo unka pati unke Peet piche ladkiyo ke per tadta h apna ghar samhalo bkl

aur upar se

saree to lambi logo par aur achi lagti h???

aunty high h kya

aunty ko bolo apne ladko ka laptop check kre phir pata chalega Bharat ke bete kese h

[bollywoodirect]

Today marks the 42nd death anniversary of Bharat Vyas, the writer of the timeless prayer song “Aye Malik Tere Bande Hum” and many other classic songs in various films. Bharat Vyas was a leading lyricist of the golden era of Hindi film music, writing songs for movies in the 1950s and 1960s. He was well-known for his work with the famous director V. Shantaram, penning lyrics for many memorable songs. Some of his notable films include Navrang, Goonj Uthi Shehnai, Rani Rupmati, Do Aankhen Barah Haath, Kavi Kalidas, Saranga, Janam Janam Ke Phere, and Stree. Born in Churu, Rajasthan on December 18, 1918, he moved to Bombay after finishing his studies in Calcutta. Bharat Vyas began his Bollywood career as a lyricist with Duhaai (1943), writing all nine songs for the film. The music of Duhaai caught the attention of producer-director W. Z. Ahmed, who owned Shalimar Pictures. At Shalimar, Bharat Vyas wrote 12 songs for the film Prem Sangeet. His major success at Shalimar was Man Ki Jeet (1944), where his song “Aye Chand Na Itarana, Aate Hein Mere Sanyya” became a big hit. He developed a close working relationship with composer Khemchand Prakash, creating musicals like Ziddi, Bijalee, Tamasha, and Muqaddar. The 1950s were the most productive years for Bharat Vyas. He collaborated with top directors like Bimal Roy, V. Shantaram, and Vijay Bhatt. During this time, he wrote some of the most beautiful songs for films like Chandralekha, Parineeta, Toofan Aur Diya, Do Aankhen Barah Haath, Sahara, Anhulimal, Suvarna Sundari, Kavi Kalidas, Navrang, Goonj Uthi Shehnai, Rani Rupmati, Saranga, Janam Janam Ke Phere, Hum Hindustani, Stree, and Boond Jo Ban Gayi Moti. He also tried his hand at film direction with Rangeela Rajasthani (1949) and a few other Rajasthani films. Despite his success with many social films, Bharat Vyas became typecast as a lyricist for historical and mythological films, with most of his work in the 1960s falling into these genres. He continued to work through the 1970s and early 1980s, but the number of films he worked on decreased during this period. Bharat Vyas passed away in Mumbai on July 5, 1982. At the time of his death, he was working on a project to present the Ramayana in poetic form, set to music by Shyam Sagar. He was also directing two Rajasthani films. A brilliant poet, Bharat Vyas is remembered for his pure Hindi. Anyone with an appreciation for the language can quickly recognize his genius.

[phsycodesi]

Oppression of Love (Can I fight for my freedom?)

Keerti’s father gripped her hand tightly, as if scared she’d run away (Where would she run to?). The wedding drums sounded like funeral music. The blessings, like knives, stabbed her heart. She felt like she was a boat floating in a foggy sea; lost and alone.

Her father sat her down on a chair, and after a while she stared into the potted water and the face of her groom. He was handsome, but nothing could compare to Varali. Her only love. Her greatest regret.

Keeri remembered the day they met like it was yesterday. How they bumped into each other on navratri, how she danced and swayed in the band’s music, how the kind hand that she accepted was so, so soft. They were created to heal, to protect.

Arjun’s hand was rough, filled with scars and built to hurt. When they held hands around the fire, Arjun pulling her along as she stared at the tied cloth connecting them like a chain around her hands.

When Varali had never pulled her, only held her hand as Keerti led her through the market stalls, wary of any white officers guarding the edges of the place. Her lover would whisper to her dreams of a free Bharat, a whole Bharat, where they could live freely, without the oppression of the White Men of the West. Where they could love each other freely, without fear of death.

But it was still a time of revolt and oppression and blood and death. If Keerti couldn’t find the courage to fight against her own marriage, how could she hope to fight for her country’s freedom?

She took the garland in hand and placed it around her husband’s neck, imagining her lover in his place for just a second. The illusion vanished when he placed the garland around her neck. It felt like a noose, cutting off her breathing. Keerti wonders if this is how Varali felt in her final moments.

The carriage ride to the mansion was agonisingly long. Her ‘husband’ gripped her hand tight. She stared into the the distance, imagining her late lover’s eyes as they landed on her standing among the crowd. Her face covered by cloth, and her final cry of “Jai Hind!”.

Keerti was pulled back into reality by someone shaking her shoulders. She was there at the doorframe of the house, the tamba of rice in front of her, waiting.

So she put her right foot forward, and toppled the tamba-

And toppled off the roof.

White Rice spilled onto the floor-

Red blood soaked the grass.

Arjun smiled at her face.

She could see Varali’s eyes.

She was finally home.

She was finally free.

~~~

{Would you believe me if I told you I made this for a school assignment from my IT teacher?

It was a proxy period and she told us to make stories and tell them in class. I told her I could make her a story but I’d need time. That night I watched ‘Ae Watan” and got inspired. It wasn’t even supposed to be angst.

She has never bothered me when I sleep during class till date. I should totally do this to all my teachers.}

[alamattokojualdrainasecell]

0896-5297-9519 (WA), Jual Drainage Cell Panga

0896-5297-9519 (WA), Jual Drainage Cell Panga

Langsung ORDER KLIK WA http://wa.me/6289652979519 , Jual Drainage Cell Panga, Distributor Drainase Rumput Sintetis Banding Agung, Supplier Drainase Cell Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ulu Selatan, Toko Drainage Cell Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ulu Timur, Agen Alas Rumput Sintetis Kabupaten Pacitan, Distributor Drain Cell Kabupaten Padang Lawas, Grosir Drainase Rumput Sintetis Kabupaten Padang Lawas Utara, Gudang Drainage Rumput Kabupaten Padang Pariaman, Jual Drainase Sel Kabupaten Pakpak Bharat

Kami adalah Toko Supplier Rumput Sintetis, Drainase Cell, Rumput Futsal & Interlock Lapangan.

Sekarang ini kami sedang melakukan pemasaran Rumput Sintetis, Drainase Cell, Rumput Futsal & Interlock Lapangan.

Kami Sedang Mempromosikan Drainase cell ini Keseluruh plosok Indonesia.

Kami siap melakukan pengiriman paket sampai ke depan rumah anda.

Terkait Ongkos kirim kita siap mencarikan Ekpedisi yang Relatif Murah!!

Testimoni kami bisa cek di Website resmi kami https://www.supplierrumputsintetis.com/

atau bisa cek instagram toko kami di @barokahgrass atau klik https://www.instagram.com/barokahgrass/

Untuk Info Lanjut Tentang Drainase Cell ini silahkan di Order di Sini:

Nomor HP Bu Diana : 0896-5297-9519 (Whatsapp/Telp)

Nomor HP Bu Diana : 0896-5297-9519 (Whatsapp/Telp)

#barokahgrass #jualdrainasecell #tokodrainasecell #supplierdrainasecell

#JualDrainageCellPanga, #DistributorDrainaseRumputSintetisBandingAgung, #SupplierDrainaseCellKabupatenOganKomeringUluSelatan, #TokoDrainageCellKabupatenOganKomeringUluTimur, #AgenAlasRumputSintetisKabupatenPacitan, #DistributorDrainCellKabupatenPadangLawas, #GrosirDrainaseRumputSintetisKabupatenPadangLawasUtara, #GudangDrainageRumputKabupatenPadangPariaman, #JualDrainaseSelKabupatenPakpakBharat

[excelheaters]

Top Industrial Heater Manufacturer in India: Excel Heaters' Legacy

India's industrial landscape has grown exponentially, and heating solutions play a pivotal role in supporting this progress. Excel Heaters, a trusted name in industrial heating, has been at the forefront of this transformation. Established in 1971 and part of the Bharat Shah Group, the company has built a legacy of quality, innovation, and reliability over the decades.

Excel Heaters: A Pioneer in Industrial Heating

Excel Heaters has been a trailblazer in the manufacturing of industrial heating elements, serving various sectors such as plastics, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and textiles. Their extensive product line includes band heaters, cartridge heaters, tubular heaters, and customized heating solutions tailored to meet industry-specific requirements.

The company's expertise lies in developing heaters that not only ensure optimal performance but also adhere to stringent quality standards, ensuring safety and efficiency in operations.

Diverse Product Offerings

Excel Heaters offers a wide array of heating solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of Indian industries.

1. Band Heaters: Widely used in the plastics industry, band heaters efficiently heat cylindrical surfaces, ensuring uniform temperature control.

2. Cartridge Heaters: These compact heaters are ideal for high-temperature applications, offering precision and durability in operations such as packaging and molding.

3. Tubular Heaters: Known for their versatility, tubular heaters cater to industries like chemical processing and food production, delivering reliable performance in varied environments.

4. Custom Solutions: Excel Heaters excels in creating tailored solutions, addressing unique industrial challenges with bespoke heating elements.

Quality Assurance: A Hallmark of Excellence

One of the key aspects of Excel Heaters' legacy is its unwavering commitment to quality. The company employs state-of-the-art manufacturing processes and rigorous testing protocols to ensure that each product meets international standards. This focus on quality not only enhances product longevity but also minimizes operational downtime for their clients.

Supporting India’s Industrial Growth

India’s rapid industrialization demands robust and reliable infrastructure. Excel Heaters plays a crucial role by providing heating solutions that power a wide range of applications. From enabling efficient production in factories to supporting critical research in laboratories, their heaters are integral to numerous processes.

Focus on Sustainability

As industries prioritize sustainability, Excel Heaters has adapted by designing energy-efficient heating solutions. Their products are engineered to minimize energy consumption without compromising performance, aligning with global efforts to reduce carbon footprints.

Building Trust Through Consistency

With over five decades of experience, Excel Heaters has established itself as a trusted partner for businesses across India. The company’s ability to consistently deliver high-quality products has earned them loyalty among clients in both domestic and international markets.

Future-Ready Heating Solutions

Excel Heaters continues to innovate, keeping pace with technological advancements and changing industry requirements. By investing in research and development, the company ensures its products remain at the cutting edge of industrial heating technology.

Conclusion

Excel Heaters is more than just a manufacturer; it is a cornerstone of India’s industrial journey. Their dedication to quality, innovation, and sustainability has solidified their reputation as a top industrial heater manufacturer in the country. As industries evolve, Excel Heaters stands ready to provide reliable and efficient solutions, ensuring seamless operations and supporting India’s growth story.

This legacy of excellence underscores the importance of reliable heating solutions in industrial applications, and Excel Heaters continues to lead the way with its commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

[marwahstudios]

Great Musical Evening at AAFT in Collaboration with Mumbai Artists

Noida, 16th October: AAFT School of Music, in collaboration with Neemesh Shah from Mumbai, hosted an unforgettable three-hour musical extravaganza at the newly inaugurated AAFT Auditorium. The event, brimming with students and music enthusiasts, marked the grand opening of the state-of-the-art venue at Marwah Studios.

The Mumbai-based band featured exceptional talent, with Nitin Shinde on dholak and octopad, Paresh Sertukde as the pad player, Prashant Mistry on the keyboard, and singers Mamta Bhardwaj and Bharat captivating the audience with their remarkable performances. The musicians won the hearts of the audience, energizing the auditorium with a mix of classic and contemporary Bollywood songs that resonated with all in attendance.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of AAFT, expressed his excitement, stating, “It was a memorable opening for our new auditorium. The energy was super and powerful, and the students thoroughly enjoyed the stellar performances.” He extended heartfelt gratitude to Neemesh Shah and his team for making the event a success.

Dr. Marwah presented a memento to the performers as a token of appreciation, adding, “I have no words to express my gratitude to the entire team for sparing their valuable time and sharing their exceptional talent with our students at Marwah Studios.”

This musical evening, filled with applause and excitement, set a vibrant tone for the many cultural events that the AAFT Auditorium will continue to host, celebrating the rich legacy of performing arts and media at the institution.

[rightnewshindi]

Bharat Band; भारत बंद के दौरान पुलिस ने एसडीएम पर चला दी लाठी, देखें वायरल वीडियो

Bharat Band: देशभर में बुधवार को भारत बंद बुलाया गया है. इसी बीच पटना में आरक्षण मुद्दे पर विरोध कर रहे प्रदर्शनकारियों पर लाठीचार्ज किया गया है. इस दौरान पुलिस ने हंगामा कर रहे लोगों पर लाठीचार्ज किया. बता दें कि बुधवार सुबह से ही बंद का समर्थन कर रहे लोग प्रदर्शन कर रहे हैं और इस वज�� से यातायात भी प्रभावित हो रहा है. ऐसे में पुलिस को प्रदर्शनकारियों पर लाठीचार्ज करना पड़ा लेकिन इसी बीच पुलिस…

[saveralivehindi]

Bharat Band: भारत के कोने-कोने से दिखा भारत बंद का असर, बीएसपी, एएसपी और सपा का पूर्ण समर्थन

21 आगस्त 2024 को देश के कोने-कोने से भारत बंद का असर देखा जा रहा है। बिहार, राजस्थान, हरियाणा, दिल्ली, य��पी जैसे तमाम राज्यों में इसका प्रभाव देखा जा रहा है। मायावती, चंद्रशेखस और अखिलेश ने सांती पूर्वक आंदोलन के लिए अपील की है। मायावती: बीएसपी का भारत बंद को समर्थन, क्योंकि भाजपा व कांग्रेस आदि पार्टियों के आरक्षण विरोधी षडयंत्र एवं इसे निष्प्रभावी बनाकर अन्ततः खत्म करने की मिलीभगत के कारण 1…

[turisiancom]

TURISIAN.com - Hari keempat Aquabike Jetski World Championship 2024 di Danau Toba berlangsung penuh semarak. Ribuan penonton memadati venue, menyaksikan manuver menegangkan di lima kategori utama. Yakni,  Ski Ladies GP1, Ski GP1, Runabout GP1, Parallel, dan Freestyle Moto1. Para pembalap jet ski kelas dunia tak hanya memacu adrenalin penonton. Tetapi juga membawa angin segar bagi geliat pariwisata dan ekonomi lokal. Sementera itu, gelaran yang dipusatkan di destinasi wisata super prioritas ini bukan sekadar ajang olahraga. Sedangkan, hiburan dari Ada Band dan pertunjukan seni budaya dari Kabupaten Pakpak Bharat.  Serta, dari  Labuhanbatu Utara menambah warna lokal pada acara berskala internasional ini. “Perpaduan olahraga dunia dengan kearifan lokal adalah kekuatan utama event ini,” ujar Maya Watono, Plt. Direktur Utama InJourney. Ia menegaskan, penyelenggaraan ini membuktikan bahwa pariwisata Danau Toba mampu bersaing di panggung global sekaligus membawa manfaat nyata bagi masyarakat sekitar. BACA JUGA: Jadi Tuan Rumah Kejuaraan Jetski Dunia, Danau Toba Bakal Mendulang Ekonomi Pariwisata Pernyataan itu diamini oleh Agus Fatoni, Penjabat Gubernur Sumatera Utara, yang menyoroti dampak ekonomi langsung bagi pelaku UMKM. “Antusiasme masyarakat luar biasa. UMKM kita juga panen besar. Event seperti ini harus terus digelar untuk mendorong kemajuan pariwisata,” katanya. Para pedagang seperti Restiani, penjual ayam goreng dari Sibolga, dan Maimunah Tanjung, pendatang baru di ajang ini. Mereka, mengaku penjualan mereka melonjak drastis. Meski hujan sempat turun, semangat pengunjung untuk berbelanja tetap tinggi. Dengan balapan mendebarkan, hiburan kelas atas, dan kekayaan tradisi yang ditampilkan, Aquabike Jetski World Championship 2024 tak sekadar tontonan. Ia menegaskan pentingnya keberlanjutan pariwisata, sekaligus mengukuhkan Danau Toba sebagai destinasi unggulan Indonesia. ***

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 12th November. Delhi’s persistent air pollution crisis has sparked urgent debates, with the Supreme Court recently questioning the efficacy of temporary bans on firecrackers. With Justices Abhay S. Oka and Augustine George Masih highlighting the health impacts of pollution, the Court underscored the necessity for a statewide, year-round ban on firecrackers, challenging the seasonal limitations of current regulations. This perspective marks a significant moment in Bharat’s environmental policy discourse, reflecting an evolving judicial approach towards the rights to health and clean air. Understanding the Court’s Position The Supreme Court’s remarks are rooted in the acknowledgment that air pollution in Delhi is a year-round concern and that temporary restrictions, primarily around the festive season, fail to address the overarching public health risks. Justice Oka’s statement, “We are of the view that no religion encourages any activity which creates pollution,” reflects a broader sentiment that public health and safety should not be compromised by tradition or festival customs. The Court’s rationale connects directly to citizens’ fundamental right to health, which is repeatedly endangered by Delhi’s severe air quality issues, exacerbated by activities like firecracker detonation. This stance raises an essential question: If air pollution remains high throughout the year, why should firecracker bans be limited to October through January? The Court’s argument suggests that periodic restrictions serve as an inadequate band-aid solution, failing to address a problem that significantly impacts public health and disproportionately affects vulnerable groups, including children, the elderly, and those with respiratory issues. The Case for a Permanent Firecracker Ban Health Concerns: Numerous studies have shown that air pollutants from firecrackers—like particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides—pose severe health risks, contributing to respiratory issues, cardiovascular diseases, and even cognitive decline. For a city like Delhi, already battling dangerous pollution levels, adding firecracker emissions only worsens the crisis. Firecracker pollution persists long after festivals, as particles settle into airways and lungs, resulting in prolonged exposure. Environmental Impact: Firecrackers release not only harmful gases but also large amounts of metal particles like lead, cadmium, and other toxins, which seep into the environment, affecting soil and water quality. With an annual ban, Delhi could significantly reduce its cumulative pollution levels and mitigate adverse effects on ecosystems already compromised by urbanization. Ineffectiveness of Seasonal Bans: Limiting bans to peak pollution seasons fails to address the fact that Delhi’s air quality remains in poor to hazardous categories even outside these months. This piecemeal approach, focusing on short-term results, undercuts more sustainable, impactful environmental reforms that a year-round ban would represent. Public Awareness and Behavior Shift: Enforcing a permanent ban could help shift public mindset regarding firecracker usage. With continuous reinforcement, communities may adopt healthier alternatives to celebrate festivals, such as eco-friendly light shows or cultural performances, which would not only support environmental efforts but also reduce noise pollution. Challenges to Implementation While the argument for a permanent ban is compelling, implementing it poses substantial challenges. For instance: Regulatory Oversight: The Delhi government and police have faced criticism for inconsistent enforcement of existing bans. A perpetual ban would necessitate a dedicated task force or monitoring system to ensure compliance year-round, from wholesale distributors down to retail vendors. Social and Cultural Opposition: Firecrackers are deeply ingrained in Bharatiya celebrations, particularly during festivals like Diwali, weddings, and political rallies.

Banning them entirely would require significant public education campaigns to underscore the health benefits and environmental necessity behind such a measure. Economic Impact on the Firecracker Industry: The firecracker industry provides livelihoods for thousands of workers in Bharat. A permanent ban would affect these families, necessitating a long-term transition plan and alternative job creation in cleaner industries. A Shift in Perspective: Prioritizing Public Health Over Tradition The Supreme Court’s position is progressive, framing pollution control as a non-negotiable aspect of public health policy rather than a seasonal adjustment. The Court’s statement—“If anyone wants to claim the fundamental right to burst crackers, let them come to court!”—further emphasizes the stance that the right to public health supersedes individual preferences for traditional firecracker celebrations. The judiciary’s intervention signals a broader shift towards protecting citizens’ right to clean air and health, even if it challenges conventional norms. In advocating for this measure, the Supreme Court has taken a step toward institutionalizing sustainable urban policies in Delhi, underscoring the importance of ecological preservation alongside cultural observances. The Path Forward Education and Awareness Programs: For a successful transition, there needs to be extensive public outreach about the health impacts of air pollution and the benefits of avoiding firecrackers. Schools, NGOs, and media can play a pivotal role in shifting the public’s perspective. Promotion of Eco-Friendly Alternatives: Developing and promoting alternative forms of celebration—like laser light shows, public fireworks displays using green crackers, and community festivals—could help ease the cultural transition away from firecracker usage. Enhanced Regulatory Framework: The Delhi government and police need clearer guidelines and greater accountability in enforcing bans, including revoking licenses for violators and penalizing illegal sales. Furthermore, regular air quality assessments and public disclosures can bolster community support for stringent pollution control. Conclusion: A Judicial Call for Long-Term Health and Sustainability The Supreme Court’s demand for a permanent firecracker ban in Delhi is an acknowledgment of the pressing need for sustainable environmental governance. By framing the ban as an essential element of the public’s fundamental right to health, the Court has underscored that pollution control is not merely a seasonal or temporary issue but an ongoing priority. Enforcing a year-round firecracker ban could set a precedent for other states and cities grappling with similar pollution challenges, promoting a cleaner, healthier future. While challenging, the successful implementation of such a policy would mark a monumental shift in Bharat’s approach to balancing cultural practices with environmental sustainability and public health, reflecting a deep commitment to creating livable urban spaces for all citizens.   The post Delhi Needs a Year-Round Firecracker Ban: Supreme Court Highlights Public Health Risks appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 12th November. Delhi’s persistent air pollution crisis has sparked urgent debates, with the Supreme Court recently questioning the efficacy of temporary bans on firecrackers. With Justices Abhay S. Oka and Augustine George Masih highlighting the health impacts of pollution, the Court underscored the necessity for a statewide, year-round ban on firecrackers, challenging the seasonal limitations of current regulations. This perspective marks a significant moment in Bharat’s environmental policy discourse, reflecting an evolving judicial approach towards the rights to health and clean air. Understanding the Court’s Position The Supreme Court’s remarks are rooted in the acknowledgment that air pollution in Delhi is a year-round concern and that temporary restrictions, primarily around the festive season, fail to address the overarching public health risks. Justice Oka’s statement, “We are of the view that no religion encourages any activity which creates pollution,” reflects a broader sentiment that public health and safety should not be compromised by tradition or festival customs. The Court’s rationale connects directly to citizens’ fundamental right to health, which is repeatedly endangered by Delhi’s severe air quality issues, exacerbated by activities like firecracker detonation. This stance raises an essential question: If air pollution remains high throughout the year, why should firecracker bans be limited to October through January? The Court’s argument suggests that periodic restrictions serve as an inadequate band-aid solution, failing to address a problem that significantly impacts public health and disproportionately affects vulnerable groups, including children, the elderly, and those with respiratory issues. The Case for a Permanent Firecracker Ban Health Concerns: Numerous studies have shown that air pollutants from firecrackers—like particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides—pose severe health risks, contributing to respiratory issues, cardiovascular diseases, and even cognitive decline. For a city like Delhi, already battling dangerous pollution levels, adding firecracker emissions only worsens the crisis. Firecracker pollution persists long after festivals, as particles settle into airways and lungs, resulting in prolonged exposure. Environmental Impact: Firecrackers release not only harmful gases but also large amounts of metal particles like lead, cadmium, and other toxins, which seep into the environment, affecting soil and water quality. With an annual ban, Delhi could significantly reduce its cumulative pollution levels and mitigate adverse effects on ecosystems already compromised by urbanization. Ineffectiveness of Seasonal Bans: Limiting bans to peak pollution seasons fails to address the fact that Delhi’s air quality remains in poor to hazardous categories even outside these months. This piecemeal approach, focusing on short-term results, undercuts more sustainable, impactful environmental reforms that a year-round ban would represent. Public Awareness and Behavior Shift: Enforcing a permanent ban could help shift public mindset regarding firecracker usage. With continuous reinforcement, communities may adopt healthier alternatives to celebrate festivals, such as eco-friendly light shows or cultural performances, which would not only support environmental efforts but also reduce noise pollution. Challenges to Implementation While the argument for a permanent ban is compelling, implementing it poses substantial challenges. For instance: Regulatory Oversight: The Delhi government and police have faced criticism for inconsistent enforcement of existing bans. A perpetual ban would necessitate a dedicated task force or monitoring system to ensure compliance year-round, from wholesale distributors down to retail vendors. Social and Cultural Opposition: Firecrackers are deeply ingrained in Bharatiya celebrations, particularly during festivals like Diwali, weddings, and political rallies.

Banning them entirely would require significant public education campaigns to underscore the health benefits and environmental necessity behind such a measure. Economic Impact on the Firecracker Industry: The firecracker industry provides livelihoods for thousands of workers in Bharat. A permanent ban would affect these families, necessitating a long-term transition plan and alternative job creation in cleaner industries. A Shift in Perspective: Prioritizing Public Health Over Tradition The Supreme Court’s position is progressive, framing pollution control as a non-negotiable aspect of public health policy rather than a seasonal adjustment. The Court’s statement—“If anyone wants to claim the fundamental right to burst crackers, let them come to court!”—further emphasizes the stance that the right to public health supersedes individual preferences for traditional firecracker celebrations. The judiciary’s intervention signals a broader shift towards protecting citizens’ right to clean air and health, even if it challenges conventional norms. In advocating for this measure, the Supreme Court has taken a step toward institutionalizing sustainable urban policies in Delhi, underscoring the importance of ecological preservation alongside cultural observances. The Path Forward Education and Awareness Programs: For a successful transition, there needs to be extensive public outreach about the health impacts of air pollution and the benefits of avoiding firecrackers. Schools, NGOs, and media can play a pivotal role in shifting the public’s perspective. Promotion of Eco-Friendly Alternatives: Developing and promoting alternative forms of celebration—like laser light shows, public fireworks displays using green crackers, and community festivals—could help ease the cultural transition away from firecracker usage. Enhanced Regulatory Framework: The Delhi government and police need clearer guidelines and greater accountability in enforcing bans, including revoking licenses for violators and penalizing illegal sales. Furthermore, regular air quality assessments and public disclosures can bolster community support for stringent pollution control. Conclusion: A Judicial Call for Long-Term Health and Sustainability The Supreme Court’s demand for a permanent firecracker ban in Delhi is an acknowledgment of the pressing need for sustainable environmental governance. By framing the ban as an essential element of the public’s fundamental right to health, the Court has underscored that pollution control is not merely a seasonal or temporary issue but an ongoing priority. Enforcing a year-round firecracker ban could set a precedent for other states and cities grappling with similar pollution challenges, promoting a cleaner, healthier future. While challenging, the successful implementation of such a policy would mark a monumental shift in Bharat’s approach to balancing cultural practices with environmental sustainability and public health, reflecting a deep commitment to creating livable urban spaces for all citizens.   The post Delhi Needs a Year-Round Firecracker Ban: Supreme Court Highlights Public Health Risks appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link