Can 'green' firecrackers cut Dehli's Diwali pollution?

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Diwali is the year's biggest festival for millions of Hindus around the world, and celebrations wouldn't be complete without firecrackers. But in India's capital, Delhi, every burst of fireworks makes the air even more toxic. And the city is already among the most polluted in the world.

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00:16तो नॉर्मल जो पठाके होते थे उनका पोलुशन अगर 30% तक कम कर दिया गया है तो उसको ग्रीन क्रेकर का नाम दे

00:23So, if you have the same number or the same amount, if you are running for years, then

00:3130% of the increase will be needed.

00:33Yeah.

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01:11Yeah.

01:12Are they on?

01:14Are they on?

01:15Yeah.

01:16We're getting allergy again.

01:18Moving on.

01:42We're going to close the door and keep air purifiers.

01:46But there is also a problem that we need air purifiers outside.

01:51If you keep air purifiers, it will be unhealthy.

01:56This is also very important.

01:58The air purifiers are also very important.

02:08The air purifiers will not have to be used for the air purifiers.

02:15The air purifiers are also deteriorated.

02:18The air purifiers are not the air purifiers.

02:21It also impacts our health.

02:23The asthma cases, respiratory disease, or the OPD visits,

02:27in the past days, they can also come back to their lives.

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