Signature Campaign by Kalaawant Trust

I totally support you. You are doing great work.

Wish to change in the current situation.

Need to follow our Indian dhol Tasha tradition during Ganpati Festival and Ganpati immersion. Dolby should be mostly avoided during day times at least

Ban should be for all festivals and jayantis not just ganpati festival.

Irritated noise

The Decibel readings in the Festivals are unprecedentedly high and also Traffic chokes for few hours leading to frustrating wastage of valuable work time and fuel for millions of people killing productivity of the masses. To avoid this there should be control from the Government and people.

Agree to all the points mentioned in the petition

Good initiative !!

Ban DJ

We should definitely stop the new trend of DJ which causes noise pollution and trouble to little creatures in our surroundings. By keeping our traditional vadan of dhol tasha and jhanj we promote our rich culture. So I support this campaign whole heartedly.

In favour of traditional instrument

DJ Dolby system should be bamned

Paramparik San Paramparik padhatinech sajare whyala hawe. Dolby DJ che sound he tya tya environment la khup ghatak ahet. Hyanchya war Bandi aanan far garjechach ahe

Stop DJ and DOLBY.

I support

DJ with very big noise is not good for hearing. This can damage ears.

We are with you

DJ चा १००% त्रास होतो. आमचे पथक देखील टिळक रस्त्यावरील विसर्जन मिरवणूकीत सहभागी झाले होते. आम्हालाही त्या आवाजाचा खूप त्रास झाला. पण गणपती बाप्पाच्या कृपेने मिरवणूक पूर्ण करू शकलो. असे असले तरी ह्या आवाजावर काहीतरी निर्बंध आणि नियम हे लावले गेले पाहिजे. पूर्णपणे बंद करणं रास्त ठरणार नाही, मात्र त्याला काही नियम/ कायद्याची चौकट देता येईल का ह्याबद्दल काम करायला हवे.

As someone who stays on Tilak Road I strongly condemn the horrific challenges faced by the people staying in and around the procession areas! IT MUST STOP

Let's put a pause on the jarring DJ music and reconnect with our roots. There's nothing quite like the powerful, rhythmic beats of dhol tasha to ignite our spirit and fill the air with energy. It's more than just music; it's a celebration of our culture and a reflection of our rich heritage. By supporting our dhol tasha groups, we're not just following a tradition—we're keeping it alive for generations to come. Let's embrace the true essence of our festivals and celebrate with pride.