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मराठी भाषा ही केवळ संवादाचं माध्यम नाही, तर आपली संस्कृती, ओळख आणि इतिहास आहे. मराठी राजभाषा दिनाच्या निमित्ताने आपल्या मातृभाषेचा सन्मान करूया आणि दैनंदिन जीवनात मराठीचा अभिमानाने वापर करूया.
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15 hours ago | [YT] | 17

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The Bombay High Court has directed the Pune Municipal Corporation and the district collector to complete the acquisition of a 10-guntha (10,890 sq ft) land parcel within one year to build an approach road to the Balewadi–Wakad bridge. The court observed that despite the bridge being fully constructed for over eight years, it remains unused due to unresolved land acquisition and compensation issues related to the approach route.

The bridge connects Baner–Balewadi with Wakad across the Mula River, an area that has witnessed rapid population and commercial growth over the past two decades. Taking note of public inconvenience, the court emphasized the urgency of completing the acquisition process under the applicable land acquisition law. The civic body informed the court that it is willing to deposit compensation and initiate proceedings immediately. While the landowner has agreed to acquisition subject to fair compensation, the court kept open his right to raise claims related to alleged prior use of land during bridge construction, in accordance with law.



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16 hours ago | [YT] | 33

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Drainage and stormwater chamber lids on several major roads in Pune are already deteriorating, with cement around multiple covers loosening and breaking off, raising serious safety concerns for commuters. Residents and daily road users said the repairs appear shoddy and short-lived, exposing motorists to risks amid heavy traffic conditions. They have demanded immediate corrective action before the damage worsens further.
Key stretches including JM Road, FC Road, Tilak Road, Bajirao Road, Shivaji Road, Karve Road, Sus Road and University Road have reported similar issues. While commuters briefly experienced smoother road surfaces after the repairs, conditions have begun to deteriorate again with unstable chamber lids and reappearing potholes. Officials from Pune Municipal Corporation said contractors would be directed to immediately undertake corrective repairs or replace damaged lids where required, adding that chamber levelling and road maintenance work is ongoing across multiple parts of the city.

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1 day ago | [YT] | 41

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Several arterial roads and residential lanes in Pune’s merged areas are set to receive improved street lighting as the Pune Municipal Corporation plans to procure around 2,400 new streetlight poles at an estimated cost of ₹5.27 crore. Civic officials said the majority of these poles will be installed in the merged pockets, where basic infrastructure like lighting remains inadequate. The poles, made of Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP), will be of varying heights and installed along with supporting electrical infrastructure by PMC’s electrical department.
The civic body has re-initiated the tendering process after earlier bids failed to attract adequate response, with officials expecting formalities to be completed in the coming months. Residents from areas such as Manjari and Bavdhan have welcomed the move but urged the administration to avoid further delays, citing safety concerns due to poor lighting and aging poles in dangerous condition. Elected representatives have also pushed for dedicated budgetary allocation for merged areas, stating that civic amenities like streetlights have lagged despite these localities being brought within PMC limits.

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2 days ago | [YT] | 38

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In a strong enforcement action against illegal construction debris dumping, the Pune Municipal Corporation carried out a riverbed clearance operation at Kondhwe Dhawad. The drive was conducted under the supervision of the Solid Waste Management department along with Zone 3 officials and assistant commissioners Pragya Potdar and Asmita Tambe from the Warje–Karvenagar Ward Office. The operation aimed to prevent environmental damage and restore the natural flow of the riverbed affected by unauthorised dumping.
During the action, civic teams seized eight vehicles and a JCB machine that were found dumping construction waste illegally. A penalty of ₹25,000 was imposed on each vehicle, resulting in a total fine collection of ₹2.25 lakh. Senior health inspectors supported the operation, and officials warned that similar drives would continue across the city to deter violators and protect Pune’s riverbeds and surrounding ecosystems.

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3 days ago | [YT] | 43

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The long-awaited Mumbai–Pune Missing Link project is in its final stage, with construction almost complete and just one deck section pending. Once opened, the 13.3-km stretch will bypass the accident-prone ghat section between Lonavala and Khandala on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway. The new alignment is expected to shorten the distance by nearly six kilometres and reduce travel time by 25 to 30 minutes, offering safer and smoother journeys for daily commuters.
Authorities have clarified that there will be no sudden toll hike on the new stretch. Instead, the toll collection period has been extended till 2045, with revisions scheduled every five years. While final safety inspections are underway, leaders like Milind Narvekar have urged caution due to fog, heavy rain, and strong winds in the Bor Ghat region. Once operational, the missing link is expected to significantly ease congestion, reduce accident risks, and improve travel efficiency on one of Maharashtra’s busiest corridors.

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4 days ago | [YT] | 52

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After the demolition of the flyover at Savitribai Phule Pune University Chowk, two more flyovers at Hadapsar Gadital and Magarpatta Chowk are likely to be demolished as part of a proposed 40 km multilevel corridor between Bhairoba Nullah and Yavat on the Solapur highway. Consultants working on the project have recommended removing the existing structures, stating that retaining them would make construction technically unfeasible. The corridor is being planned along with an elevated Metro alignment, requiring uninterrupted right of way for a six-lane multilevel flyover.
Officials from Pune Municipal Corporation said the project is a Central government initiative and will be executed by the National Highways Authority of India. They added that integrated Metro and flyover corridors have already been implemented at locations such as University Chowk and Nal Stop in Pune. While the demolition of the relatively new Magarpatta flyover has raised concerns, experts and civic officials maintain that the long-term traffic relief expected along the Solapur Highway outweighs short-term disruption. The project has reached the tendering stage, and construction activity is expected to begin once formal approvals are completed.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 65

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Property registrations in Pune declined sharply by 17% year-on-year in January 2026, with 14,527 transactions recorded compared to 17,449 during the same month last year. Stamp duty collections also slipped by five per cent to ₹609 crore from ₹638 crore, according to data released by the Inspector General of Registration and Controller of Stamps, Maharashtra. However, on a month-on-month basis, the market showed recovery, with registrations rising from 12,079 units and stamp duty collections improving from ₹444 crore in December 2025.
Despite the YoY moderation in volumes, the relatively smaller decline in revenue points to a growing preference for higher-value homes. Properties priced between ₹50 lakh–₹1 crore and ₹1 crore–₹2.5 crore gained traction, together accounting for 43% of registrations. Larger homes also saw steady demand, while the 500–800 sq ft segment continued to dominate the market. Central Pune covering Pune Municipal Corporation, Haveli Taluka and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation led residential transactions with a 67% share, followed by West Pune at 16%, reflecting stable end-user confidence even as overall volumes normalised.

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6 days ago | [YT] | 51

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Traffic movement from the CoEP Flyover towards JM Road near Sancheti Hospital Chowk has shown improvement over the past few days following corrective measures taken by the traffic police and civic authorities. Barricades have been installed to regulate vehicle movement at the junction, while two obstructive bus stops of Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited have been relocated to ensure smoother traffic flow. No-parking zones have also been enforced along the stretch to prevent bottlenecks.
During peak hours, traffic personnel are manually managing the junction to maintain continuity and restrict lane-cutting, while steps are being taken to limit the entry of heavy vehicles during rush hours. Commuters said that although traffic speed has improved between the flyover and JM Road, congestion during peak hours remains a concern. Regular users have demanded proper lane markings, clear directional signage toward Deccan Gymkhana, Shivaji Road and Shimla Office Chowk, and strict action against autorickshaws and private vehicles that halt along the road and block lanes.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 34

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The Maharashtra government on Tuesday granted revised administrative approval for two new Metro corridors Kharadi–Swargate–Khadakwasla Metro Line and Nal Stop Warje Metro Line in line with earlier clearances from the Union government. Together, the two elevated corridors will span 31.6 km and include 28 stations. The total project cost has been pegged at ₹9,857.85 crore, with the Union and state governments contributing ₹1,212 crore each. A Government Resolution (GR) issued by the state also authorises a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding with Maha Metro, the state government and the Centre.
The Union government had approved both routes in November 2025, after which the proposal was sent back to the state for revised approval. As per the GR, Maha Metro will execute both corridors and arrange funding for the ₹4,694 crore loan component from external agencies. The lines are expected to significantly improve connectivity across key high-traffic areas such as Sinhagad Road, Nagar Road, Solapur Road and parts of Hadapsar. Maha Metro officials said preliminary work has already begun, with finalisation of station locations, access ramps and alignment details currently underway. The tendering process for execution agencies is expected to start in the coming months, while commuters have urged authorities to complete the project within a five-year timeline.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 62