Diljit Dosanjh’s Chandigarh Concert Violates Noise Pollution Rules: High Court Hearing

Diljit Dosanjh’s Chandigarh concert exceeded permissible noise levels, violating the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000. The Chandigarh administration confirmed this in a report to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, recommending strict action against those responsible. The court had previously granted permission for the concert on the condition that noise levels would remain within the limits.

Hearing Protection Equipment Market Booming: Growth Fueled by Industrialization and Safety Regulations

The global hearing protection equipment market is experiencing significant growth, driven by increasing industrialization, strict workplace safety regulations, and a rising awareness of the dangers of noise-induced hearing loss. This report analyzes the market’s trends, key players, segments, and regional outlook, highlighting the opportunities and challenges for industry stakeholders.

Heathrow Airport’s Fly Quieter and Greener League Table Promotes Airline Sustainability

Heathrow Airport has relaunched its Fly Quieter and Greener league table, a program that evaluates airlines’ performance in terms of noise and emissions. The initiative aims to encourage sustainable practices by airlines and provide transparent data to local communities. This article explores the key features of the league table, highlights the top-performing airlines, and discusses Heathrow’s ongoing efforts to minimize its environmental impact.

Waymo’s Self-Driving Cars Keep San Francisco Residents Awake with Unnecessary Honking

Residents in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood are complaining about the incessant honking of Waymo’s self-driving cars, particularly during the early morning hours and evening rush hour. The honking seems to be triggered by the cars reversing into parking spots, disrupting sleep and causing annoyance for those living nearby. Waymo has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix.

Biker Slapped with ₹12,000 Fine for Multiple Traffic Violations in Tambaram

A biker in Tambaram, Chennai, was fined ₹12,000 for a range of traffic violations, including speeding, riding without a helmet, and modifying his motorcycle’s silencer to create excessive noise. The police tracked the biker down using a video recorded by another motorist and issued him multiple challans. This incident highlights the Chennai police’s crackdown on traffic rule violators, particularly those who modify their vehicles to create noise pollution.

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