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Time of India
2 days ago
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- Time of India
All departments must coordinate to resolve issues faced by industries: Divisional commissioner
1 2 3 Pune: Divisional commissioner Chandrakant Pulkundwar on Friday directed all departments in the district to work in close coordination to address persistent infrastructure and service-related issues faced by industries, stating that chief minister Devendra Fadnavis was committed to resolving these concerns on priority. Chairing a high-level meeting at Council Hall, a day after the chief minister announced formation of a single nodal authority for resolving infrastructure issues in Hinjewadi and other industrial zones, Pulkundwar emphasised the need for a time-bound action and inter-agency coordination to boost industrial development. "The administration must support industries and entrepreneurs at every stage. All departments must come together to ensure uninterrupted power supply, adequate water supply, better roads, drainage, and waste management. I will personally monitor the progress and ensure follow-ups are carried out regularly with the concerned authorities and ensure that the work is completed in a time- bound manner as directed by the chief minister," Pulkundwar told TOI after the meeting. You Can Also Check: Pune AQI | Weather in Pune | Bank Holidays in Pune | Public Holidays in Pune He said regular review meetings would be held with industry associations attended by him and the district collector to ensure real-time resolution of issues. Pulkundwar said that Fadnavis and deputy CM Ajit Pawar held a review meeting in Mumbai on Thursday to address chronic issues in Hinjewadi-Maan IT Park, including flooding and power outages. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo "The CM has taken these concerns seriously and directed all officials to act quickly and cohesively," he added. The meeting was attended by senior officials from Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC), PMRDA, Zilla Parishad, MIDC, PMPML, MSEDCL, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), police, and other key departments. District collector Jitendra Dudi said the state is focused on promoting industrial growth across hubs like Pimpri-Chinchwad, Chakan, Talegaon, Ranjangaon, Jejuri, Baramati, and other areas. "Infrastructure will be upgraded both within and outside industrial zones. Meetings with industry bodies will be held periodically to ensure prompt redressal of grievances," he said. PMPML managing director Deepa Mudhol-Munde said the transport body was open to launching customised bus services for industrial workers. "Companies can request services, and routes and timings will be finalised in consultation with them," she said. Pune: Divisional commissioner Chandrakant Pulkundwar on Friday directed all departments in the district to work in close coordination to address persistent infrastructure and service-related issues faced by industries, stating that chief minister Devendra Fadnavis was committed to resolving these concerns on priority. Chairing a high-level meeting at Council Hall, a day after the chief minister announced formation of a single nodal authority for resolving infrastructure issues in Hinjewadi and other industrial zones, Pulkundwar emphasised the need for a time-bound action and inter-agency coordination to boost industrial development. "The administration must support industries and entrepreneurs at every stage. All departments must come together to ensure uninterrupted power supply, adequate water supply, better roads, drainage, and waste management. I will personally monitor the progress and ensure follow-ups are carried out regularly with the concerned authorities and ensure that the work is completed in a time- bound manner as directed by the chief minister," Pulkundwar told TOI after the meeting. He said regular review meetings would be held with industry associations attended by him and the district collector to ensure real-time resolution of issues. Pulkundwar said that Fadnavis and deputy CM Ajit Pawar held a review meeting in Mumbai on Thursday to address chronic issues in Hinjewadi-Maan IT Park, including flooding and power outages. "The CM has taken these concerns seriously and directed all officials to act quickly and cohesively," he added. The meeting was attended by senior officials from Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC), PMRDA, Zilla Parishad, MIDC, PMPML, MSEDCL, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), police, and other key departments. District collector Jitendra Dudi said the state is focused on promoting industrial growth across hubs like Pimpri-Chinchwad, Chakan, Talegaon, Ranjangaon, Jejuri, Baramati, and other areas. "Infrastructure will be upgraded both within and outside industrial zones. Meetings with industry bodies will be held periodically to ensure prompt redressal of grievances," he said. PMPML managing director Deepa Mudhol-Munde said the transport body was open to launching customised bus services for industrial workers. "Companies can request services, and routes and timings will be finalised in consultation with them," she said.
Time of India
25-06-2025
- Time of India
Ensure Chandrabhaga's banks remain open for holy bath: Pulkundwar
Kolhapur: The Chandrabhaga River, which flows through the temple town of Pandharpur in Solapur district, has swollen following the release of water from the Ujani Dam . With Ashadi Ekadashi approaching, Pune divisional commissioner Chandrakant Pulkundwar has directed the Solapur administration to reduce the river's water level to ensure safe access to the riverbanks for Warkaris arriving for the holy dip. Pulkundwar chaired a review meeting with officials in Pandharpur on Tuesday. He noted that the Bhima River is referred to as the Chandrabhaga River when it passes through the town. "The administration should ensure the safety of the Warkaris arriving. The water level of the Chandrabhaga River is increasing. The authorities should submit a report suggesting measures to bring down the water level of the river and make the banks open for the Warkaris," said Pulkundwar. You Can Also Check: Kolhapur AQI | Weather in Kolhapur | Bank Holidays in Kolhapur | Public Holidays in Kolhapur Solapur District Collector Kumar Ashirwad highlighted the measures being taken to facilitate safe pilgrimage and river transport. "We have made a comprehensive plan for water transport. The boat operators are given the required training. We are making around 1,050 life-saving jackets for the devotees taking boat rides," he said, adding that 220 boats are currently operational to ferry pilgrims. To manage expected heavy rains, gravel is being laid at Palkhi halting points, and special waterproof pandals will be erected along the routes within Pandharpur. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Wenn du dir die Zeit am Computer vertreiben musst, ist dieses Spiel ein Muss in 2025! Kein Download Forge Of Empires Jetzt spielen Undo Due to incessant rainfall, the Ujani Dam has reached 75% of its capacity, prompting the release of 40,000 cusecs of water into the Bhima River. Authorities plan to continue discharging water for the next few days before halting it, allowing the Chandrabhaga to recede in time for the peak days of the Ashadi Ekadashi pilgrimage. Kolhapur: The Chandrabhaga River, which flows through the temple town of Pandharpur in Solapur district, has swollen following the release of water from the Ujani Dam. With Ashadi Ekadashi approaching, Pune divisional commissioner Chandrakant Pulkundwar has directed the Solapur administration to reduce the river's water level to ensure safe access to the riverbanks for Warkaris arriving for the holy dip. Pulkundwar chaired a review meeting with officials in Pandharpur on Tuesday. He noted that the Bhima River is referred to as the Chandrabhaga River when it passes through the town. "The administration should ensure the safety of the Warkaris arriving. The water level of the Chandrabhaga River is increasing. The authorities should submit a report suggesting measures to bring down the water level of the river and make the banks open for the Warkaris," said Pulkundwar. Solapur District Collector Kumar Ashirwad highlighted the measures being taken to facilitate safe pilgrimage and river transport. "We have made a comprehensive plan for water transport. The boat operators are given the required training. We are making around 1,050 life-saving jackets for the devotees taking boat rides," he said, adding that 220 boats are currently operational to ferry pilgrims. To manage expected heavy rains, gravel is being laid at Palkhi halting points, and special waterproof pandals will be erected along the routes within Pandharpur. Due to incessant rainfall, the Ujani Dam has reached 75% of its capacity, prompting the release of 40,000 cusecs of water into the Bhima River. Authorities plan to continue discharging water for the next few days before halting it, allowing the Chandrabhaga to recede in time for the peak days of the Ashadi Ekadashi pilgrimage.
