The federal government has postponed the ban on flex banners to January 26 following issues raised by lakhs of individuals depending on them for his or her livelihood. The ban is meant to come back into impact from November 1. 

Based on an official launch, flex banner makers appealed to the federal government to provide them a while to undertake applied sciences that may assist them in assembly the related air pollution management norms.  

The officers involved would facilitate the rolling out of latest applied sciences and assist in making needed enhancements to the manufacturing processes earlier than the ban could be applied from January 26. 

The federal government would additionally prolong loans as much as ₹20 lakh underneath the Pavala Vaddi scheme to allow the producers to purchase gear.