Hearing loss can no longer be called as an old-age condition. A study has shown that worldwide about 360 million people are suffering from hearing loss. But the shocking part is that only one third of them belong to the retirement age group. Rest all are either school-going children young adults from colleges or the working youth. With affordable entertainment technologies such as handy MP3 players iPods and touch phones every alternate person on the street is exposed to noise-induced ear damage through headphones plugged inside their ears. Although general noise pollution also causes hearing loss it cannot be compared