Mumbai, known as the city that never sleeps, faces a severe noise pollution problem, earning it the title of the world's third noisiest city. The noise, often reaching 85 decibels, is primarily caused by auto rickshaws and religious festivals, and poses significant health risks, including hearing loss in children. Despite laws in place since 2000, enforcement remains a challenge due to manpower and equipment shortages. Residents continue to suffer from the relentless noise, highlighting the need for effective solutions.

What unfortunate title has Mumbai earned due to its noise levels?

• The world's second noisiest city

• The world's third noisiest city

• The world's quietest city

• The world's most peaceful city

Who is Samira Abdelhalim in the context of Mumbai's noise pollution?

• A local politician

• A noise pollution researcher

• An anti-noise campaigner

• A resident affected by noise

What is one of the major sources of noise pollution in Mumbai?

• Pedestrians

• Electric cars

• Auto rickshaws

• Bicycles

What incident caused five-year-old Ashutosh's deafness?

• A construction site

• A car accident

• A firecracker explosion

• A loud concert

What is a major challenge in enforcing noise control laws in Mumbai?

• High cost of enforcement

• Manpower constraints

• Lack of interest from authorities

• Lack of public awareness