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'Keep noise levels down'

Amid loudspeakers blaring songs for Gokulashtami, the state's pollution board started a drive to create awareness about noise pollution on Thursday. HT reports.

Updated on: Sep 03, 2010 01:06 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Amid loudspeakers blaring songs for Gokulashtami, the state's pollution board started a drive to create awareness about noise pollution on Thursday.

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The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, along with community groups Sai Dutta Mitra Mandal and Ideal Entertain-ment, held an awareness rally from Shivaji Park to Goregaon.

Environment secretary Valsa Singh Nair flagged off the rally.

Marathi theatre and film industry such as Sukanya Kulkarni, Vijay Kadam and Neha Gadre participated in the rally. "I hope youngsters help create a culture of noise-free dahi handi," said Maneesha Soman, coordinator, Ideal Entertainment.

 
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