The L.B.I. ground on the East Coast Demerara is currently on fire

is here googs and kwami try to build deh Lord Rama bridge:woohoo: and light the ground on fiyah

India's supreme court banned selling firecrackers during Diwali
igniting an uproar as some saw the ban as an attack specifically on Hinduism's biggest festival.

Chetan Bhagat, the writer behind Bollywood blockbusters 2 States and 3 Idiots, sparked a massive debate
after pumping out a series of tweets objecting to the ban to his more than 10 million followers.

Pallavi Pratap, an lawyer who argues in front of the Supreme Court of India, told Trending that she saw the ban as a "small sacrifice" for a cleaner environment.

Pratap herself was nearly blinded and permanently scarred after a firework accident on Diwali years ago. Firecrackers, she said, leave her "terrified."

"Bursting crackers is not the only tradition to uphold," Pratap said. "[My niece] suffers from respiratory problem and especially around Diwali, she requires a nebuliser to be able to breathe."