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Let there be light... and a pollution-free Diwali

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    • Amrita Chaudhry Tags : ludhiana, diwali Posted: Tuesday , Oct 28, 2008 at 0154 hrs

    Dr Singh added, "While the city's air is highly polluted but the damage that these crackers do can be gauged from the fact that pollution level in the city rises by four to five percent during Diwali."

    Pardeep Gupta, a well-known cracker trader, adds, "Every year, the city bursts crackers worth Rs 20 crore."

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