El Tribunal Supremo de la India exige datos detallados de calidad del aire tras prueba limitada de petardos verdes

El Tribunal Supremo de la India exige datos detallados de calidad del aire tras prueba limitada de petardos verdes

El 2 de noviembre, el Tribunal Supremo de la India declaró que la escasa mejora del índice de calidad del aire en Delhi tras permitir durante dos días el uso de petardos verdes certificados resultó insuficiente y ordenó a todos los estados presentar informes detallados sobre AQI y efectos en la salud. Con anterioridad, el tribunal había advertido que la contaminación se dispararía después de Diwali y que las prohibiciones de petardos se incumplían con frecuencia, instando a una aplicación más estricta y a una campaña de concienciación que incluyera a celebridades como el cricketer Virat Kohli. También autorizó la venta y el estallido de petardos verdes certificados en Delhi-NCR los días 7 y 8 de noviembre bajo horarios restringidos y limitaciones cerca de hospitales y escuelas, reinstaurando luego la prohibición total.

Actores

Supreme Court of India Justice Vikram Nath Indira Jaising Commission for Air Quality Management

Ubicaciones

Delhi, India

Verificación de hechos

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Resumen

The claim that the Supreme Court advised the Centre and Delhi authorities to involve prominent public figures, including cricketer Virat Kohli, in a public-awareness campaign for a firecracker-free Diwali on October 29, 2026, was partially confirmed. The claim that the Supreme Court allowed the sale and bursting of certified green firecrackers in Delhi-NCR on November 7-8, 2026, within specific hours was also partially confirmed.

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Artículos

2 de noviembre de 2026
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Blanket Firecracker Ban 'Seems Ideal', But Not Enough Data To Show If Prohibition Solves Air Pollution : Supreme Court
Blanket Firecracker Ban 'Seems Ideal', But Not Enough Data To Show If Prohibition Solves Air Pollution : Supreme Court

Live Law • 2 de nov 13:24

The Supreme Court noted the lack of conclusive data on whether a blanket firecracker ban reduces pollution and allowed a limited, regulated use of green crackers for two days in November 2026 while ordering states to submit detailed AQI and health reports.

Credibilidad 92% Manip. 8% Centro
BREAKING | Supreme Court Allows Certified Green Crackers In Delhi-NCR For Diwali On Nov 7-8; Year-Round Ban To Resume On Nov 9
BREAKING | Supreme Court Allows Certified Green Crackers In Delhi-NCR For Diwali On Nov 7-8; Year-Round Ban To Resume On Nov 9

Live Law • 2 de nov 10:09

The Supreme Court allowed the manufacture, sale and limited bursting of CSIR-NEERI-approved green firecrackers in Delhi-NCR on Nov. 7-8, with a full ban to resume on Nov. 9.

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Supreme Court lifts firecracker ban for Deepavali in Delhi-NCR
Supreme Court lifts firecracker ban for Deepavali in Delhi-NCR

The Hindu • 2 de nov 09:57

The Supreme Court permitted certified green firecrackers to be burst in Delhi and the NCR on November 7-8, 2026, with specific time slots and restrictions around hospitals, schools and other silent zones.

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Supreme Court allows bursting of green firecrackers in Delhi on November 7-8; restores ban thereafter
Supreme Court allows bursting of green firecrackers in Delhi on November 7-8; restores ban thereafter

Hindustan Times • 2 de nov 09:43

The Supreme Court allowed certified green firecrackers to be sold and burst in Delhi-NCR on November 7-8 within specific hours, while reinstating a full ban from November 9.

Credibilidad 92% Manip. 8% Centro
29 de octubre de 2026
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Our orders breached ‘left and right’, Deepavali was a festival of lights before gunpowder, Supreme Court says in firecrackers case
Our orders breached ‘left and right’, Deepavali was a festival of lights before gunpowder, Supreme Court says in firecrackers case

The Hindu • 29 de oct 17:22

The Supreme Court warned that orders to curb firecracker use during Deepavali are being ignored and urged stricter enforcement against illegal sellers while balancing tradition and health concerns.

Credibilidad 78% Manip. 12% Centro
'Make This Diwali Enjoyable': Supreme Court Suggests Virat Kohli, Other Public Figures Promote Firecracker-Free Celebrations
'Make This Diwali Enjoyable': Supreme Court Suggests Virat Kohli, Other Public Figures Promote Firecracker-Free Celebrations

Live Law • 29 de oct 13:54

The Supreme Court advised the Centre and Delhi authorities to enlist prominent public figures, including cricketer Virat Kohli, for a public-awareness campaign urging a firecracker-free Diwali, while highlighting health risks from particulate pollution.

Credibilidad 72% Manip. 8% Centro
Supreme Court's "Virat Kohli" Suggestion During Cracker-Pollution Hearing
Supreme Court's "Virat Kohli" Suggestion During Cracker-Pollution Hearing

NDTV • 29 de oct 12:22

The Supreme Court noted that its orders on firecracker bans are frequently ignored and urged the government to improve enforcement and raise awareness, especially among youth.

Credibilidad 72% Manip. 9% Centro
28 de octubre de 2026
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Post-Diwali Delhi Will Be Very Bad, Judges Cannot Stay Home To Escape Pollution: Justice Vikram Nath
Post-Diwali Delhi Will Be Very Bad, Judges Cannot Stay Home To Escape Pollution: Justice Vikram Nath

Live Law • 28 de oct 09:15

Justices noted that pollution levels are expected to rise sharply after Diwali and emphasized that judges must attend court in person despite the health risks.

Credibilidad 72% Manip. 9% Centro