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NEW DELHI [NCRBuzz Wire] — ### Supreme Court Directives and Timings
**NEW DELHI [NCRBuzz Wire] — The Supreme Court of India has officially allowed the bursting of certified green firecrackers within the Delhi-NCR jurisdiction strictly for November 7 and 8, with permitted time windows from 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM and 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM.** This judicial relaxation comes with a mandatory restoration of the complete firecracker ban immediately following the designated dates to curb severe winter pollution spikes.
### Municipal and Transit Authorities Mobilization
**Municipal bodies, transit authorities including DMRC and NHAI, alongside the CAQM and GRAP stages monitoring committees, have stepped up enforcement across all major transit corridors.** Commuters navigating through urban nodes must anticipate localized route diversions, heightened security checks, and strict adherence to environmental protocols as stipulated by municipal authorities to mitigate commuter impact.
### Enforcement of GRAP Stages and AQI Management
**The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) and state municipal agencies are strictly enforcing extant GRAP stages to ensure that uncertified or toxic traditional firecrackers do not enter the supply chain.** Authorities have clarified that post-November 8, the total ban on all categories of firecrackers will be vigorously reinstated, with monitoring teams deployed across transit hubs and district boundaries to penalize violations.
The Supreme Court has been monitoring air quality in Delhi-NCR through seasonal interventions, enforcing GRAP stages via CAQM directives to balance public celebrations with severe winter pollution concerns.
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