What did Priyanka Chopra said about Diwali?

Priyanka shared the pictures and wrote, “Our first diwali in our first home together. This one will always be special. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make this evening so special. You’re my angels.

Why should we not burst crackers on Diwali 2020?

In an order released earlier this month, the administration said: “It has been decided that the toxic air rising out of the crackers is likely to affect health, therefore residents must avoid bursting crackers this festive season.” “The decision has been taken keeping in view the ongoing Covid situation, order of …

Is it allowed to burst crackers in Diwali 2020?

Karnataka. The Karnataka government has allowed the sale and bursting of only green crackers during Diwali and advised people to strictly adhere to Covid-19 norms.

Who attended Priyanka Chopra Diwali?

Also in attendance with Priyanka Chopra at the party were actor Kunal Nayyar, actress Brenda Song, model Tyra Banks, actor-producer Mindy Kaling, actor Kal Penn and actress Poorna Jagannathan. Priyanka Chopra also celebrated Diwali at her home in Los Angeles, with her husband Nick Jones.

Who is the wife of Nick Jonas?

Priyanka Chopram. 2018
Nick Jonas/Wife

Who banned crackers in India?

On September 15, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had announced a ban on firecrackers, saying such a decision was “essential to save lives” with the Delhi Pollution Control Committee following days laters with a complete ban on the sale and bursting of firecrackers in the national capital till January 1, 2022.

Is bursting crackers illegal?

Karnataka: Green crackers sale and bursting is allowed in Karnataka. Sellers who have taken necessary permits from concerned departments and authorities can only sell green crackers. Stalls selling green crackers can be opened only between November 1 to 10.

Can we burst crackers on Diwali 2021?

According to a revised release by the government, the crackers can be burst from 8 pm to 10 pm on festivals like Diwali and Guruparab, from 6 am to 8 am on Chhath Puja, and from 11.55 pm to 12.30 am on Christmas and New Year.