Noise Pollution The modern way of life is creating a new level of pollution in the middle, namely noise pollution, which is largely ignored.  The word gongat is derived from the Latin word nashia.  Nachia means nausea and vomiting.  Sound is defined in different ways.  

1) Noise is an important or worthless sound.  

2) Noise is an unwanted, unpleasant or hot sound which causes annoyance.  

3) Noise is an unwanted sound made in the wrong place, in the wrong place

Definition:-

Unwanted noise in the environment which adversely affects living and non-living things is called noise pollution

Sources of Noise Pollution: 

The major sources of noise pollution are natural and man-made.  Natural resources include thunderstorms, storms, torrential rains, lightning, and so on.  

Man-made resources are divided into two categories i.e. non-industrial and industrial

A). Non-industrial resources: 

These resources include home-made meditation, airplanes, motor vehicles, railway traffic, crowded market noise, etc.  Household noise sources mainly include television, radio, kitchen appliances such as mixers, grinders, etc., washing machines, pressure cooker whistles, telephone sounds, air conditioners, etc.  Noise pollution is caused by noise in our festivals, cultural events, public festivities. 

 B) Industrial resources: 

Various machines, which are used in the factory for grinding materials, for assembling, for drilling holes, for cutting, for blasting, for making goods (assembling)

Consequences of Noise Pollution :-

Noise pollution results in more pressure due to noise, so noise pollution affects both animate and inanimate elements.  The effects of sound cracks on walls, windows, doors, cracks in glass, as well as sudden and sudden noise damage to surface materials can be seen on inanimate components.  

The effects of noise pollution on humans are divided into two categories such as auditory and auditory effects.  Auditory effects include fatigue and deafness.  

The following results are seen in the auditory effect.  

1) Contraction of blood vessels and muscles can cause pain in the skin and high blood pressure.

  2) Muscle contraction causes leukemia, mental stress or confusion.  

3) It also affects a person's physical ability and behavior.  This causes damage to the heart, brain, kidneys, liver as well as adverse effects on emotional discomfort. 

 4) Constant exposure to sound causes some defects in bodily functions.  E.g.  Excessive mental stress, sweating, vomiting, harmful changes in actions, insomnia, etc. can also pose a physical risk to the growing infant.  Noise pollution also has a detrimental effect on wildlife, ie on their behavior and on the body.  At the same time, there are changes and adverse effects between their eating and breeding capacity and habits

     So in order to reduce noise pollution we should follow certain things and contribute to noise pollution free environment.

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