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Bangalore to Permit Only Green Firecrackers for Diwali, BBMP Requires NOC for Temporary Shops
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The BBMP announced that only environmentally‑friendly “green” firecrackers will be sold in Bangalore ahead of Diwali, and temporary vendors in residential zones must secure a No Objection Certificate.
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) issued strict guidelines for firecracker sales in Bangalore as the city prepares for the upcoming Diwali celebrations.
Only “green” firecrackers, marketed as low‑emission and less polluting, will be allowed for sale across the city.
Vendors planning to set up temporary stalls in residential areas must obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the municipal authority before commencing operations.
The measures aim to curb air and noise pollution during the festival and align with broader state efforts to limit firecracker‑related environmental impact.
Only “green” firecrackers, marketed as low‑emission and less polluting, will be allowed for sale across the city.
Vendors planning to set up temporary stalls in residential areas must obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the municipal authority before commencing operations.
The measures aim to curb air and noise pollution during the festival and align with broader state efforts to limit firecracker‑related environmental impact.