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The Supreme Court refused a complete ban on the sale of firecrackers on Tuesday. The Apex court is in favour of regulating sale of firecrackers.
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No complete ban on firecrackers: SC01:56
29 personnel of Tripura State Rifles injured in bus accident in West Tripura01:55
Renowned personalities visit Sujangarh Mahotsav to connect with their cultural roots03:08
Assam: Several organisations call statewide bandh against citizenship bill 02:22
Watch: Pravin Togadia's supporters clash with police in Ayodhya over Ram Mandir04:08
#MeToo: AR Rahman speaks up in support of movement, cautions against misuse00:57
Paytm boss blackmailed: Three employees held including secretary01:02
World's longest sea crossing Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao bridge set to open on Oct 2301:07
PM's blue-eyed boy caught taking bribes: Rahul Gandhi on CBI's infighting 02:27
Watch: Indian Railways put to test swanky executive coaches likely to replace Shatabdi02:05
Melting glacier in China draws climate worries01:58
Taiwan: At least 18 dead, more than 170 injured in train crash00:46
Dozens injured when building floor collapses in South Carolina00:15
Chhattisgarh Assembly Polls 2018: Ajit Jogi to campaign in Konta and Dantewada 00:32
Sabarimala row: Supreme Court to decide on review petition on October 23
Sabarimala on boil: TN BJP chief calls Rehana Fatima 'religious fundamentalist' for trying to enter shrine
Sabarimala standoff: Shrine not a place to show strength of activists, says Kerala minister
Two women reach Sabarimala temple with police protection, denied entry
Aadhaar verdict: Over 50 crore mobile phone subscribers may face fresh KYC headache
Sabarimala issue: Centre issues warning to Kerala govt
Sabarimala row: I was pelted with stones, says NYT reporter Suhasini Raj
Devotees climb Pathinettam Padi to offer prayers at Sabarimala temple
Sabarimala temple gates set to open today
#MeToo: 20 women scribes support Priya Ramani, offer to testify against MJ Akbar
