This document summarizes a study that assessed noise pollution levels near Ness Wadia College in India. Researchers measured noise levels daily for two weeks near the college to understand sources and identify times when noise was minimum. They found that vehicles, particularly buses, trucks, cars, and two-wheelers, were the main sources of noise. The noise levels often exceeded recommended limits. To address this, the study proposed using white noise, pink noise, or wireless vehicle horns to reduce noise pollution in sensitive areas like colleges. It aimed to identify alternative traffic routes and times that could lower noise exposure for students at the college.