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With over 30 teams deployed across the city, the Noida Police will be on their toes this Diwali to keep a check on those bursting crackers. According to the Senior Superintendent of Police, Noida, the police will keep a strict vigil and tab on whether the Supreme Court’s order on permissible time of 8pm-10 pm for bursting crackers on Diwali night is being followed by Noidawallahs or not.

Today on Diwali, if you plan to burst some firecrackers, you might be paid a visit by some uninvited guests- the Gurgaon Police. With the Gurgaon District administration strictly enforcing the Supreme Court guidelines on bursting of crackers this year, the Gurgaon Police has decided to up its vigil and crack down on all those who flout the guidelines, including those who plan to burst any firecrackers that do not fall under the ‘green crackers’ category laid down by the Supreme Court beyond the permissible time of 8pm-10pm.

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The Guwahati city (west) police has banned the bursting of firecrackers in the vicinity of the Betkuchi terminal of Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and oil pipelines.

Mancheswar police here on Monday found the decomposed body of a man, who had gone missing.Rajesh Bhadra, 25, the deceased, was found floating in a drain near Palasuni in the city.

Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy’s ambition to create a history by winning the by-poll to Mandya Lok Sabha segment with margin of more than 7 to 8 lakh votes has not got a thumbs up from the voters.

Crime branch sleuths arrested a private hospital’s peon for allegedly sending obscene messages, video and photos to around 10 elderly women.

The new bridge parallel to the Okhla Barrage near Kulindi Kunj, which is already delayed by two years, will now be completed in December, officials in the Noida Authority said.

The ongoing protest against allowing night traffic on Bandipur Road, which connects Karnataka with Kerala, is creating ripples in the US as well.

The Supreme Court has allowed the sale of crackers this year, but the temporary stalls set up in the city are still waiting for customers.

Despite a Supreme Court order, the government is struggling to prevent bursting of crackers during Diwali. Bursting crackers has become a religious and prestige issue for a section of the society.

After opening three Indira Canteens in the city two months ago, the authorities have failed to take measures to open the four other such canteens in the city.

A special police team of personnel from the city crime branch (CCB) and Urwa police station on Monday busted what city police chief T R Suresh said is a suspected case of gold hawala with the recovery of Rs 1.75 crore in cash.

The state government's restriction on firecrackers during Diwali to control air pollution has not made a difference on the sale here. People, who were seen forming a beeline for all major firecracker outlets on Monday, said they will abide by the government's decision, but not compromise on celebrations.