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The noise all around us gets so annoying at times. One can hardly listen to things from within when there is so much to listen to from without. All this traffic buzzing on the road running by and then this constant hum of heavy machinery coming from far away feels like a storm coming this way and once it is here will leave no sane thing behind. Then to add to this misery is the noise created by my own fellows. I can't still understand to this day that why do we need to listen to music and that too rock music with the volume turned on to the maximum. Then again everyone feels an urge to keep everyone else awake till late at night by blowing their horns almost needlessly. I have always noted this back home that there is this big sign board outside our district headquarters hospital saying no horn but every driver on the road feel it mandatory to violate the law.
   The world would have been such a serene and nice place to live if it were a little quieter. We are all responsible for creating this mess so it is our duty to clean it too. I would say if everyone puts in his share of quietness we can all come to peace. Lets put silencers in rickshaws; lets listen to music and not be heard; lets hammer some nails with a little sound proofing; lets build these god damn sky scrapers in a little concealed manner; lets make an effort.

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