Noise Pollution Control

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding the deplorable condition of a water tank, Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, Telangana, 05/06/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of In Re: News Item Titled "Neglected Katora Houz in Hyderabad’s Golconda Fort Cries for attention appearing in ‘The Siasat Daily’ dated 25 May 2025". The application was registered suo-motu based on the news item titled “Neglected Katora Houz in Hyderabad’s …

Pollution board mulls 'noise governors'

Kirtika Suneja / New Delhi January 30, 2010, 0:33 IST Bursting crackers or dancing to the tunes of a disc jockey (DJ) will not be the same in times to come with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) planning to install noise governors on instruments that multiply sound. These noise …

Noise pollution rules to be made stricter

KOCHI: The Ministry of Environment & Forests has proposed amendments to the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules 2000 -- NPR -- to make them more stringent. A

Cutting noise

Noise is the permanent background score to life in bustling cities and towns. But when it exceeds a threshold, it disrupts the thought process and causes great annoyance. The World Health Organisation says it also affects health. Prolonged exposure to noise at particular levels can lead to hypertension. Other problems …

Noise monitors all over city by Sept

Mumbai By September, Mumbai, along with six other cities, is scheduled to get a noise monitoring network. The Centre will install 10 stations across the city and record decibel levels on a regular and systematic basis. This is part of the latest amendments to the Noise Pollution (regulation and control) …

DJs main noise polluters

Cops Drawing Up List, Working On Policy To Tighten Screws New Delhi: With Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) seeking stricter penalties and punishment for those flouting noise pollution norms, Delhi Police on Friday said it was ready to step up prosecution.

Noise level near major roads in Delhi ear-splitting

Anupam Apt in Saket, Ashram Chowk worst hit, finds CPCB study New Delhi, January 14 Residential areas along major roads in the Capital are enduring extreme noise levels with most of them reporting 20 to 25 per cent more than the permissible limit, says a study by the Central Pollution …

Govt amends rules to tackle noise pollution

The Ministry of Environment and Forests is setting up a network for national-level monitoring and reporting of noise pollution. Based on the pattern of existing air and water networks, the setting up of the National Ambient Noise Monitoring Network and development of infrastructure for noise mapping in the country are …

Quiet, the law has ears

RASHME SEHGAL No more loud bands at weddings or loud playing of musical instruments that can drive neighbours up the wall. A National Ambient Noise Monitoring Network (NANMN) has been created to come down with a heavy hand on car drivers honking in zones of silence or in residential colonies …

Metros face noise shutdown

Bangaloreans may expect more peaceful nights soon as the Centre has come out with new noise pollution standards clearly spelling out up to what time horns, loudspeakers and sound-emitting construction equipment and firecrackers can be used in the night. Night time has been defined as the period between 10 pm …

Govt moves to regulate noise

NEARLY 10 years after the noise pollution regulation was notified, the government has decided to put in a place a mechanism to systematically monitor noise.

The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) (Amendment) Rules, 2010

These rules may be called the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) (Amendment) Rules, 2010. They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

Cops turn deaf ear to Diwali noise violations

MUMBAI: The city witnessed one of the nosiest Diwalis in recent years as residents ignored noise pollution norms and cops turned a deaf ear to the violations. Mumbaikars endured deafening firecrackers past midnight on October 17 and into the wee hours. The city awoke on Sunday to a sulphurous smog …

No loudspeakers after 10 pm

CUTTACK: Even as the Millennium City has shaken off the hangover of the Durga Puja and is all set to plunge into festivities of Kali Puja and the Bali Yatra, conduct of the festivals would this year be bound by restrictions. For Kali Puja, the district and police authorities have …

Noise pollution takes over Capital

New Delhi: Experts say a crucial aspect of pollution is largely ignored in the Capital: noise pollution. It has been above permissible levels, especially during the day time, and needs to cut off at the source - mainly honking of car horns and construction work. * Noise levels studied at …

Green brigade against rooftop helipads

MUMBAI: While the state government has amended the development rules allowing rooftop helipads on residential as well as commercial buildings, the decision has not gone down well with environmentalists. They have written to the government, saying the helicopters will break the noise pollution norms. When chief minister Ashok Chavan was …

Lower the din

Aircraft noise a pain for residents around airport sahil yaduvanshi, 4, loves airplanes. He does not have to go far to look at one. He just has to peer out of his playschool window and look up every few minutes to see one.

'Morphing' winglets make for greener aircraft

A wing tip that changes shape mid-flight to improve the plane's aerodynamics could reduce fuel consumption and cut noise around airports.

Let there be light, not sound on roads

If you honk in New York city, you will have to shell out Rs 17,000 as fine. If that were the law in Ahmedabad, the traffic police would easily be richer by a few crores. The psychological problems caused by honking led many countries across the globe to adopt stringent …

Delhis date with honk-free day

By Hemant Abhishek, New Delhi Delhi traffic police has decided to observe January 1 as "No Honking Day" in the capital. If everything goes as planned, the city could be a witness to a noise-free day on the roads infamous for sound levels exceeding way beyond the "safe" 60 decibel …

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