It began with a simple moment: Savitha Rao - the founder of what is now Quiet India couldn't sleep. Not because of thoughts, but because of street horns, booming speakers, and the persistent hum of city life.

But this wasn't just a case of insomnia - it was the spark of realization: noise isn't just a nuisance; it's a health and well-being crisis.

What started as one person's frustration soon became a movement. Quiet India emerged from that clarity, merging scientific evidence, the silent suffering of diverse groups, and a belief that silence can be reclaimed as a fundamental right.