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IIT-B recommends diversion of rainwater flow to prevent landslides on Pune-Mumbai Expressway’s Missing Link (opens the original)
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Pune: The Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) has prepared a fresh safety action plan for the Missing Link project on the Pune-Mumbai Expressway based on recommendations from experts from IIT Bombay, following a landslide on July 6. The recommendations include diverting the natural flow of rainwater from above the tunnel, installing stronger wire mesh to hold loose rocks in place and stabilising the steep mountain slopes. The IIT Bombay team studied rainfall patterns based on
PMC sets 60% land acquisition rule for DP road projects (opens the original)
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In a policy decision aimed at preventing infrastructure projects from stalling due to incomplete land acquisition, the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has decided to commence work on development plan (DP) roads only after securing possession of at least 60% of the required land. PMC commissioner Naval Kishore Ram said, “Several road projects were started without adequate land acquisition resulting in delays stretching over several years, causing inconvenience to citizens and locking up civic fu
PMC asks contractor to arrange own land for ₹82.1-cr CBG plant to avoid residents’ protests (opens the original)
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To avoid delays caused by public opposition to garbage processing projects proposed on Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC)-owned land, the civic body has directed the contractor for its proposed ₹82.1 crore compressed bio-gas (CBG) plant to arrange its own land for the facility instead of relying on civic-owned plots. The decision comes after the residents of Sus, Baner and Bavdhan have repeatedly protested waste processing facilities, citing concerns over foul odour, air pollution and environmenta
PMC to survey old wadas after rain-related collapses, demolish unsafe buildings (opens the original)
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PUNE: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) will conduct a fresh survey of old wadas and ageing buildings across the city following recent rain-related incidents, including the collapse of a wada in Somwar Peth. Civic officials said the survey will identify unsafe structures and expedite action against buildings posing a risk to public safety. The decision comes after heavy rainfall over the past few days damaged several old structures. A wada collapsed in Somwar Peth, while a wall of another old
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