Adopt these simple ways to identify real green crackers on Diwali
It is necessary to remain vigilant as there is a possibility of ordinary crackers being sold as green crackers in the market
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
8 November 2026, 12:57 pm · 2 min read
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During the festival of Diwali, firecrackers are considered an important part of Indian culture and enthusiasm. However, keeping in view the increasing pollution, the Supreme Court and the Government have issued strict directives to sell and use eco-friendly, i.e., green crackers in most cities. According to a report by Amar Ujala, various types of crackers start being sold in the market during the festival, but many shopkeepers are selling ordinary crackers or fake green crackers in the name of green crackers. Therefore, consumers should be cautious while purchasing.
When consumers go to a shop to buy crackers, they often face difficulty in understanding whether the crackers provided by the shopkeeper are truly green or if they are ordinary and prohibited crackers. There are some simple ways to buy the right crackers to avoid pollution and comply with regulations, through which you can immediately verify their authenticity.
The most important thing to identify real green crackers is to check for the 'NEERI' logo. Consumers should specifically look to see if this logo is on the packaging. In addition, verification can also be done through a QR code, which can be helpful in ensuring the authenticity of green crackers. Other details on the packaging should also be examined carefully to avoid fraud.
While buying crackers, not only the packaging but also the credibility of the seller should be checked. Consumers should see whether the shopkeeper has a proper license and whether they are an authorized retailer. As cases of selling ordinary crackers as green crackers are emerging, it is extremely essential to keep these matters in mind.
By taking precautions in this manner, people can be helpful in reducing pollution and complying with government regulations. Choosing real green crackers during this festival of Diwali is necessary for both the environment and legal compliance.
CSIR NEERI is an Indian institution involved in environmental pollution control and research.
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