PMC’s standing committee approved Rs1,088 crore towards acquiring land required for the Pune Inner Ring Road project, clearing a major financial step for the planned infrastructure corridor.(AI-image used)
Around 7.23 lakh sqm of land has been identified for the Inner Ring Road, covering multiple peripheral areas that are part of Pune’s expanding urban landscape.(AI-image used) Land has been identified across Wadachiwadi, Pisoli, Yevlewadi, Gujar Nimbalkarwadi, Mangdewadi, Bhilarewadi, Ambegaon Khurd and Jambhulwadi for the proposed road project.(AI-image used) The civic body will bear the full financial burden of acquiring land for the Inner Ring Road, with the total compensation outlay forming a significant part of the project expenditure.(AI-image used) PMC has formally submitted its land acquisition proposals to the district administration. Officials from both sides have held meetings to discuss the project’s alignment and land requirements.(AI-image used) The Inner Ring Road is intended to reduce congestion and pollution by improving movement around Pune and helping divert heavy vehicles away from densely populated central parts of the city.(AI-image used) The project is expected to support planned development in Pune and adjoining areas while creating better connectivity between major growth centres, including Lohegaon Airport, Hinjewadi IT Park and Chakan MIDC.(AI-image used)
