 | AAP govt spent Rs 6 crore on Diwali Laxmi Puja event in Delhi: Activist cites RTI replyThe mega event that saw participation by CM Kejriwal and his cabinet colleagues along with their spouses at Akshardham Temple here was telecast live. |
 | Restrictions on crackers to continueTS can burst green crackers on Christmas and New Year days, from 11.55 pm to 12.30 am. |
 | Maruti Suzuki sells over 2 lakh vehicles between Navratri and Dhanteras, maintains market shareIndia’s largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India sold around 2.34 lakh vehicles between the beginning of Navratri and the end of Diwali. |
 | Chinese company Xiaomi clocks 8.3 per cent growth during festive season, sells over 13 million devices in IndiaXiaomi's rival Realme on Wednesday had said it has clocked 20 per cent growth in sales this festive season, selling 8.3 million smartphones in the country. |
 | Watch for post-Diwali sales to see if demand stabilizes: Nestle MDSeveral indicators including e-commerce sales and the Nikkei Purchasing Managers Index showed a surge in sales during the festive period. |
 | Despite cracker ban in Diwali, air quality in Bhubaneswar remains moderateData obtained from the Odisha State Pollution Control Board shows Bhubaneswar's 24-hour average AQI on Diwali day stood at 137 as compared to 164 last year. |
 | Andhra witnessed less air pollution this Diwali compared to previous yearsIn 2019, the 24-hour average AQI in Visakhapatnam on Diwali was 326, which is very poor, he added. |
 | Around 70 per cent people didn't burn firecrackers on Diwali: Delhi minister Gopal RaiThe Delhi government had on November 5 banned the sale and use of all kinds of firecrackers in the city till November 30. |
 | A Deepavali unlike any otherA Deepavali release in Tamil cinema has always meant a ‘high’ for audiences and filmmakers alike. |
 | Delhi Fire Service receives lesser fire related calls this DiwaliThe Delhi Fire Service recorded lesser number of fire-related calls on Diwali this year compared to the previous two years. |
 | Quiet Diwali lights up Twin City as people respond to government appealRs 1.5 lakh fine collected from shops and individuals for violations in the State Capital |
 | Chennai-based NGO Communitree uses Deepavali trash to treasure trove of saplingsBut, where does all the trash go? Some of it end up clogging drains, some gets burnt, while others reach the dumpyard, but very little gets recycled. |
 | Awareness, regulations may have helped keep pollution levels in Chennai under controlThe factors affecting air quality were low compared to previous year and this year, the quality index was within safe limits and reached unhealthy levels after evening. |
 | More than 106 distress calls received by Chennai's fire service control room during DiwaliA total of 428 people were booked for violating timings in Chennai with West Zone seeing most number of such cases. |
 | Six shops gutted in fire in Uttar Pradesh's Firozabad on Diwali nightAround six shops located in various parts of the district were gutted in fire caused by firecrackers on the night of Diwali. |
