Do not Honk

Since 2008, The Earth Saviours Foundation (TESF) has been committed to tackling some of the most pressing environmental challenges. One of our flagship initiatives, the “Do Not Honk” campaign, addresses the rising threat of noise pollution—a silent danger that affects millions across India.

Founded by the late Karmayogi Shri Ravi Kalra ji, fondly known as the “No Honking Man of India,” this mission began as a call to educate people about the harmful impact of unnecessary honking on human health and the environment. Today, under the leadership of Sh. Jas Kalra, TESF continues to expand this movement, encouraging drivers to embrace silence as a form of respect and responsibility.

Our vision is simple: create a culture of mindful driving where honking is a choice of necessity, not habit.

Through the Do Not Honk Mission, we provide continuous, free-of-cost awareness programs across India, including:

• Educating drivers on the harmful impact of unnecessary honking

• Organising rallies, school drives, and awareness campaigns

• Creating designated No Honking Zones in partnership with police authorities

• Distributing posters, pamphlets, and car stickers to spread awareness

• Engaging corporate volunteers, schools, and community groups in advocacy efforts

• Encouraging behavioral change for safer, healthier roads

Everything we do is guided by the principle of sewa – selfless service and a deep belief that no one should suffer silently from preventable noise pollution.

This is Where Change Begins

For many participants, our campaign is the first time they truly understand the dangers of noise pollution and feel empowered to make a difference. What started as one man’s mission has now grown into India’s most impactful anti-noise campaign, recognised by the World Book of Records (London) and endorsed by leaders and communities nationwide.

Because here, being responsible is the only requirement.