Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Hyderabad Celebrates 100 Years of Fireworks Industry
Hyderabad is going to have a big fireworks show this weekend to celebrate 100 years of the fireworks industry in India.
The show is called Shatabdi Utsav and will be at People’s Plaza.
The industry started in 1926 and has grown to make almost 300 different types of firecrackers.
People are excited because it will be like another Diwali for them.
Fireworks have been part of Indian celebrations for a long time, even during the first Independence Day in 1947.
Some people are worried about the pollution from fireworks, but others think it’s an important part of their culture.
Hyderabad will host a fireworks display to celebrate 100 years of the Indian fireworks industry.
The event, Shatabdi Utsav, is organized by the Telangana Fireworks Dealers Association.
The industry started in 1926 and now produces nearly 300 varieties of firecrackers.
The display will take place at People’s Plaza, Hussainsagar, this Saturday and Sunday.
Fireworks have been part of Indian celebrations since medieval times, including the first Independence Day in 1947.
- Who
- Telangana Fireworks Dealers Association, Hyderabad residents, college students
- What
- A fireworks display to commemorate 100 years of the Indian fireworks industry
- When
- This Saturday and Sunday
- Where
- People’s Plaza, Hussainsagar, Hyderabad
- Why
- To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Indian fireworks industry and its cultural significance
Environmental Concerns
Cultural Celebration
Environmental Impact
Environmental Concerns
Fireworks contribute to air pollution and noise pollution, which can harm health and the environment.
Cultural Celebration
Fireworks are an integral part of cultural celebrations and bring joy to people.
- Event
- Shatabdi Utsav
- Location
- People’s Plaza, Hussainsagar, Hyderabad
- Organizer
- Telangana Fireworks Dealers Association
- Date
- This Saturday and Sunday
- Industry Start Year
- 1926
- Firecracker Varieties
- Nearly 300
- Historical Significance
- Marked India’s first Independence Day in 1947