City Doctor Becomes Rapper to Spread Anti-Honking Message - The Live Nagpur
The Live Nagpur
Last updated: April 28, 2026
Dr. Naresh Agrawal, an ENT surgeon, has released a rap song titled "Horn NOT OK Please" to combat excessive honking, a significant source of urban noise pollution. The initiative aims to educate the public about the detrimental effects of constant honking and encourage more considerate driving habits.
- The song, released on World Environment Day, features Dr. Agrawal rapping lyrics that highlight the health risks associated with noise pollution, such as hearing loss, stress, and sleep disturbances.
- The lyrics also emphasize the social impact of noise pollution, contributing to a more irritable and less harmonious urban environment.
- The project is supported by the Delhi Police, who are using the song as part of their awareness campaign against unnecessary honking.
- The initiative is intended to foster a culture of respect and reduce the auditory disturbances that plague city dwellers, ultimately aiming for quieter and healthier cities.
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