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"Our Hindu Festivals Face Difficulties": Delhi's 12 AM Rule For Ramlila
Loudspeakers at Ramlila performances, Durga Puja pandals and other religious events during Navratri can now be operated till midnight, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said today, announcing a two-hour relaxation in the ban on loudspeakers post 10 pm.
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Delhi University Issues Guidelines To Curb Defacement Ahead Of Student Union Polls
The University of Delhi on Friday issued guidelines for the upcoming DUSU polls, mandating a bond of Rs 1 lakh from candidates and banning the use of posters, wall writing, rallies, loudspeakers, and roadshows on the varsity campus.
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Loudspeakers Allowed Under Noise Pollution Rules: Delhi Police To Court
Police have told the Delhi High Court that loudspeakers were permitted under noise pollution rules which only lay down restrictions, like timings and decibel level, to regulate their use.
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Ban Mosque Loudspeakers Over Noise Pollution, Says Plea In Green Court
A plea seeking ban on use of loudspeakers in mosques for allegedly causing noise pollution has been filed before the National Green Tribunal which today sought response of the centre and others.
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"Our Hindu Festivals Face Difficulties": Delhi's 12 AM Rule For Ramlila
Loudspeakers at Ramlila performances, Durga Puja pandals and other religious events during Navratri can now be operated till midnight, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said today, announcing a two-hour relaxation in the ban on loudspeakers post 10 pm.
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Delhi University Issues Guidelines To Curb Defacement Ahead Of Student Union Polls
The University of Delhi on Friday issued guidelines for the upcoming DUSU polls, mandating a bond of Rs 1 lakh from candidates and banning the use of posters, wall writing, rallies, loudspeakers, and roadshows on the varsity campus.
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Loudspeakers Allowed Under Noise Pollution Rules: Delhi Police To Court
Police have told the Delhi High Court that loudspeakers were permitted under noise pollution rules which only lay down restrictions, like timings and decibel level, to regulate their use.
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Ban Mosque Loudspeakers Over Noise Pollution, Says Plea In Green Court
A plea seeking ban on use of loudspeakers in mosques for allegedly causing noise pollution has been filed before the National Green Tribunal which today sought response of the centre and others.
