Tools to Reclaim Silence
Move from awareness to action with our curated resources
Resource Toolkits
Select the toolkit that matches your needs
Noise-Free Homes
Guide to soundproof rooms, cut appliance noise, and create peaceful zones.
Quiet School Toolkit
Activities, sound mapping, and campaign material for quieter classrooms.
Community Calm Kit
Resources for RWAs: quiet hours, festival guides, and local campaigns.
Senior Wellness Pack
Noise tips, health guidelines, and reporting tools for seniors.
Awareness Campaign Materials
Our professionally designed posters, social media kits, and event templates help you spread awareness effectively. Customizable for any platform or setting.
- Eye-catching printable posters
- Ready-to-share social media content
- Event planning templates
- Community workshop materials
Connect & Contribute
Silence is not a solo act - it's a collective movement
Why It Matters
Legal Information
Understand your rights and the proper procedures to file complaints against noise pollution violations.
Key Regulations:
- Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000
- Environment Protection Act, 1986
- Local municipal bylaws
Frequently Asked Questions
Daytime (6am-10pm): 55 dB | Nighttime (10pm-6am): 45 dB
Use a calibrated sound level meter or approved mobile apps, measuring from your property boundary.
You can file complaints with local police, pollution control board, or approach the courts under Section 268 of IPC and Noise Pollution Rules.
Success Stories
How communities are making a difference
“Using these resources, our residential welfare association reduced nighttime noise by 70% within 6 months. The legal guides were particularly helpful in dealing with persistent offenders”
– Priya K. RWA President, Bangalore
“The school toolkit transformed our campus. We implemented ‘quiet zones’ and saw immediate improvements in student concentration and academic performance.”
– Dr. R. Sharma Principal, Delhi Public School
Why Resources Matter
These resources are built to educate, empower, and equip - so every parent, teacher, student, policymaker, and citizen can reclaim their right to quiet.
