Excessive noise from honking, loudspeakers, generator sets, construction work, and busy traffic is a constant disturbance in many cities and towns. It affects sleep, concentration, classroom learning, hospital recovery, and general mental comfort. For children, students, elderly people, and patients, this becomes especially harmful. Since noise is often treated as normal, the problem is frequently ignored even though it reduces quality of life every day. It also creates stress in densely populated neighbourhoods where homes, schools, and workplaces are close together. This is a widespread yet under-addressed issue that directly affects public well-being.