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Tripura Pollution Control Board Hands Over 35 Sound Level Meters to State Police to Curb Noise Pollution

AGARTALA — In a significant step toward controlling rising noise pollution and strictly implementing environmental regulations, the Tripura State Pollution Control Board (TSPCB) handed over 35 modern sound level meters to the Tripura Police.

The distribution took place during a special event held at Hall No. 3 of Pragya Bhavan, Agartala, jointly organized by the Department of Science, Technology and Environment, the TSPCB, and the Tripura Police.

Key Highlights of the Event

  • Chief Guest & Inaugurations: Minister for Science, Technology and Environment, Animesh Debbarma, attended as the chief guest and formally handed over the 35 sound level meters to the police. He also virtually inaugurated the Dr. C.V. Raman Planetarium at Science City, Agartala.

  • Distinguished Dignitaries: The event featured Principal Secretary Shantanu and IGP (Law and Order) Manchak Ippar as guests of honor, alongside TSPCB Chairman Dr. K. Sasikumar, Department Director Mahender Singh, and Board Member Secretary Dr. Bishu Karmakar.

  • Administrative Commitment: Emphasizing the state’s dedication to public health and ecological balance, Minister Debbarma urged police officials to utilize the new equipment effectively to keep public spaces and residential areas free from noise pollution.

  • Technical Guidance: TSPCB Chairman Dr. K. Sasikumar delivered an informative presentation on noise control laws, designated decibel limits, and scientific monitoring mechanisms.

  • Festival Readiness: Highlighting the enforcement perspective, IGP Manchak Ippar assured that the police force would deploy the meters effectively to maintain public peace during the festive season and on regular days.

Following the main formal session, a specialized training and demonstration workshop was conducted for the participating police officers to ensure the accurate handling and operation of the digital sound-measuring devices.

Source : ICA

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