Union Minister Nitin Gadkari proposes replacing harsh vehicle horns with melodies from Indian instruments like flute, tabla, ...

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“I am planning to make a law that the horns of all vehicles should be in Indian musical instruments so that it is pleasant to hear. Flute, tabla, violin, harmonium,” Gadkari said at an even ...

Union Road Transport and Highways minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said he is planning to bring a law under which only the sound of Indian musical instruments can be used as a horn for vehicles.

Addressing the 78th Foundation Year Celebration of Navbharat Times, Gadkari said, "I am planning to make a law that the horns of all vehicles should be in Indian musical instruments so that it is ...

Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, announced plans to introduce a law mandating that vehicle horns in India emit sounds modelled on Indian musical instruments.

Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari is contemplating a new rule to replace harsh vehicle horns with pleasant melodies of Indian musical instruments like flute and tabla, aiming to reduce noise ...