Prashant Waghmare News Today

Property tax is usually the largest source of revenue for Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC). Around Rs2,268 crore was earned from it in the latest fiscal, states official data.

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has decided to bring down the regularisation charges of unauthorised constructions after the gunthewari scheme received a poor response. The new rates will be declared soon.

The Maharashtra government approved the Transit Oriented Development (TOD) policy in 2019 to encourage more people to settle near metro stations

Congress legislator Ravindra Dhangekar allegedly abused a civic officer over an inauguration function

Asks PMC to complete compliance with conditions.

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has eased the side margin rule, paving the way for redevelopment in the Peth areas of Pune. This will benefit old properties in gaothan and peth areas, allowing for reconstruction after paying hardship premium charges.

Seventeen high-rise buildings have been sanctioned in Pune in 2022-23 and 10 proposals are pending approval, officials said.

In the second phase, work completion is only 10 per cent, whereas, it should have been 30 per cent complete by this week

PMC engineer Prashant Waghmare said the issue raised by agitators during Monday’s stir – against the ‘encroachment’ along Punyeshwar temple – is sub judice and it is wrong to blame civic staff for the same.

Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is inviting applications for its urban learning internship programme (TULIP), with 236 posts available for the year 2023-24. Most of the posts are in the civil engineering department, and interns will receive a monthly stipend of ₹12,000 to ₹15,000. The programme aims to provide practical experience to fresh graduates and bring new ideas to urban development challenges.