Kerala Govt. not taken any meaningful steps regulating Noise Pollution ; NGT [Read the Order]
Kerala government has been severely criticized by National Green Tribunal for its inaction and extreme delay in complying with the direction given by the High Court regarding regulation of noise pollution. NTG in its order observed that, "Kerala Government has not taken any meaningful steps" in regulating noise pollution in spite of the order from the Hon'ble High Court of Kerala which dates. NTG in its order observed that, "Kerala Government has not taken any meaningful steps" in regulating noise pollution in spite of the order from the Hon'ble High Court of Kerala which dates back to 22.8.2003. In the said judgment the high court reminded that "the State government and its officers are empowered to take action to regulate noise pollution and maintain ambient air quality standards in respect of noise."
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