Noise Pollution

Noise is common in everyday life, but when it goes above a certain limit, it is considered to be pollution as well as a public nuisance.

Noise can disturb our work, rest, sleep, and communication. It can damage hearing and evoke other psychological, and pathological reactions.

The offences include releasing of harmful pollutants  into the environment, violation of Pollution Under Control Certificate, etc. 

Causing noise pollution can lead to public nuisance and environmental pollution for which you can be punished.

Air pollution is the presence of dust, fumes, gas, mist, odor, smoke or vapour, in the atmosphere, in quantities that can cause injury to human, plant or animal life or harm the environment.

Air pollution is associated with many sectors, which include power, transport, industry, residential, construction, and agriculture.