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Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
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Location : Pune

Pune unveils USD 500 million AI roadmap as SHAKTI Summit spotlights indigenous defence technologies

13 Jun 2026

A USD 500 million artificial intelligence roadmap for Pune was unveiled at SHAKTI Summit 2026, organised by the Hindu Economic Forum (HEF) Pune District Chapter at the Pune International Centre. The initiative seeks to position Pune as a global hub for applied AI through investments in computing infrastructure, talent development and industry-focused solutions. The summit also showcased ISACA, an indigenous autonomous surface craft developed for defence, naval and rescue applications. Attended by Maharashtra Governor Jishnu Dev Varma, the event focused on strategic sectors including defence, aerospace, artificial intelligence, technology, infrastructure and venture capital, while outlining plans to strengthen domestic innovation, industrial growth and technological self-reliance.Read more

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Krisala and Hiranandani Township plant 1,045 trees in a minute at Pune township

13 Jun 2026

Krisala Developers and Hiranandani Communities planted 1,045 trees in one minute at their integrated township in North Hinjawadi, Pune, as part of the NAREDCO Pune Urban Forest Initiative on World Environment Day. The plantation drive brought together more than 1,000 participants, including government officials, industry leaders, developers, environmental advocates and residents. The initiative aims to strengthen the township’s ecological infrastructure and enhance urban green cover. In collaboration with TERI, the developers have also established a framework to monitor environmental indicators such as carbon sequestration, biodiversity, air quality and thermal comfort, enabling the long-term assessment of the project's sustainability impact.Read more

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Demolition looms for 20 Pune bungalows built within Indrayani flood line

11 Jun 2026

Twenty bungalows in Pune’s Moi Phata area are facing demolition after a committee appointed by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) found that the structures were built within the blue flood line of the Indrayani River. The panel's findings have intensified scrutiny of unauthorised construction in flood-prone zones across the Pune metropolitan region. The proposed action follows a series of enforcement measures undertaken in recent months against similar developments along the river corridor. Authorities are reviewing the committee’s report and legal procedures before initiating demolition, with the case highlighting growing regulatory focus on environmental compliance, floodplain protection and illegal construction activity in ecologically sensitive areas.Read more

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Two workers die in gas leak during maintenance work at Schaeffler’s Pune plant

11 Jun 2026

Two contract workers lost their lives and another was hospitalised after a carbon dioxide (CO2) gas leak occurred during the annual maintenance of fire extinguishers at Schaeffler India Ltd’s manufacturing facility in Talegaon MIDC, Pune district, on June 10. The incident took place while personnel from a private contractor were servicing fire extinguishers at the plant. Three contractor employees and two company staff members were involved in the maintenance activity when gas leaked from a fire extinguisher cylinder. Police have registered an Accidental Death Report (ADR) and launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. Schaeffler India operates the Talegaon facility, which manufactures a range of automotive components and bearing products.Read more

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Pune issues evacuation notices to residents of 36 dangerous wadas before monsoon

07 Jun 2026

• Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has asked occupants of 36 unsafe wadas and old buildings to vacate the premises ahead of the monsoon.
• The structures were identified as dangerous during the civic body's pre-monsoon structural audit across the city.
• Raviwar Peth has the highest number of unsafe properties, followed by Ghorpadi Peth, Shukrawar Peth and Bhavani Peth.
• PMC has warned residents against staying in the buildings and directed owners to undertake repairs or demolition where necessary.
• The move comes amid continuing concerns over ageing structures, redevelopment delays and safety risks in Pune's old city areas.
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Ceratec Group plans 10 lakh sq ft built-to-suit commercial campus in Pune’s Wakad with INR 1,000 crore revenue potential

Pune News Desk

06 Jun 2026

• Ceratec Group has announced plans for an on-demand built-to-suit commercial development with a potential built-up area of around 10 lakh sq ft in Wakad, Pune.
• The project, located adjacent to EON West, is expected to generate approximately INR 1,000 crore in revenue.
• The development will target occupiers including Global Capability Centres (GCCs), IT and ITES firms, corporate headquarters, educational institutions, healthcare providers and hospitality operators.
• The company is seeking partnerships with channel partners, international property consultants and leasing associates for tenant acquisition.
• The announcement comes amid rising demand for Grade A office spaces driven by multinational corporations, GCC expansion and technology-led businesses.
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Bhugaon sees rising residential interest as infrastructure upgrades reshape Pune’s western corridor

Amit Paranjape, Director – Business Development, Paranjape Schemes (Construction) Limited

31 May 2026

• Bhugaon, located in Mulshi taluka under PMC jurisdiction, is witnessing increasing residential demand as infrastructure expansion strengthens Pune’s western growth corridor.
• Improved connectivity through Paud Road, the Mumbai–Pune Bypass and the proposed Missing Link project on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway is expected to enhance accessibility between Pune and Mumbai.
• Developers are increasingly focusing on integrated township projects in the micro-market, driven by demand for larger homes, green surroundings and lower-density living environments.
• Residential demand in Pune’s western suburbs has been supported by price appreciation, growing housing absorption and preference for lifestyle-led township developments.
• Large-format developments such as Paranjape Schemes’s Forest Trails township are contributing to Bhugaon’s emergence as a developing residential cluster in western Pune.
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Pune fire incident highlights wider gaps in Maharashtra’s residential fire safety compliance

31 May 2026

• A recent fire incident in a Pune housing society has renewed focus on fire safety preparedness and compliance across residential developments in Maharashtra.
• The Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act, 2006 gives fire authorities extensive powers related to emergency access, firefighting operations and enforcement of safety infrastructure.
• The legislation also mandates administrative and financial mechanisms for maintaining fire brigades, emergency equipment and coordinated response systems across urban areas in the state.
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Kolte-Patil reports decline in FY26 financial performance

Pune News Desk

26 May 2026

• Kolte-Patil Developers reported a consolidated net loss of INR 38.08 crore for FY26 amid pressure on revenue and profitability.
• The Pune-based real estate developer witnessed a decline in financial performance despite continued activity across residential projects and ongoing launches.
• The company’s results reflect broader sector challenges linked to project execution timelines, cost pressures and changing market conditions across key housing markets.
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Pune’s 54 km underground road proposal gains momentum

25 May 2026

• The Maharashtra government plans to set up an expert committee to accelerate Pune’s proposed underground road network project spanning nearly 54 km across the city.
• The proposed tunnel corridors are aimed at reducing traffic congestion, improving east-west connectivity and easing pressure on key arterial roads in Pune.
• Authorities are evaluating technical feasibility, alignment planning, funding models and integration with wider mobility and urban infrastructure projects across the city.
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Maharashtra government approves land transfer for Pune Mula-Mutha riverfront development project

Pune News Desk

19 May 2026

• Maharashtra cabinet has approved the transfer of 52,851 sq metres of government land to Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) for the Mula-Mutha Riverfront Development Project.
• The transferred land parcels are located in Sangamwadi and Mundhwa and will help speed up pending riverfront development work.
• PMC is expected to save nearly INR 116.63 crore as the land will be handed over without occupancy and revenue charges.
• The riverfront project includes flood control, sewage treatment, river cleaning, public spaces, cycling tracks and green zone development across Pune riverbanks.
• The project has faced delays in the past due to land acquisition issues, environmental concerns and regulatory approvals.
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Nisus Finance backs Pune housing project with INR 90 crore investment

Pune News Desk

19 May 2026

• Nisus Finance Services has invested INR 90 crore in a residential project being developed by Realnet Ventures, a subsidiary of Paranjape Schemes, in Pune’s Hinjewadi Phase-I.
• The funding has been made through Nisus Finance’s Real Estate Special Opportunities Fund-I (RESO-I), a SEBI-registered alternative investment fund.
• The project is part of the Blue Ridge township and will include 188 premium 3BHK and 4BHK apartments spread across nearly 4.02 lakh sq ft of saleable area.
• The development is expected to have a gross development value of around INR 370 crore, supported by steady housing demand in Pune’s IT-driven residential market.
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Pune gets Centre’s nod for INR 1,290 crore water and flood mitigation projects

17 May 2026

The Union government has approved infrastructure projects worth INR 1,290 crore for Pune, covering water supply augmentation in newly merged areas and flood mitigation works across the city. The approval was granted during the first apex committee meeting under the Urban Challenge Fund chaired by the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs. Of the total allocation, INR 890 crore has been sanctioned for a drinking water project covering 12 merged villages in the Khadakwasla-Nanded belt, while INR 400 crore has been earmarked for flood control measures at 335 flood-prone locations in Pune. The water project includes a 200 MLD treatment plant, transmission and distribution pipelines, and smart metering infrastructure intended to serve nearly 7.78 lakh residents until 2052. The projects come amid continued concerns over water quality, uneven civic infrastructure in merged areas, and recurring urban flooding during the monsoon season.Read more

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PMRDA likely to transfer Mahalunge–Maan town planning scheme to PMC after prolonged delay

16 May 2026

• The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority is expected to hand over implementation of the Mahalunge–Maan Town Planning Scheme to the Pune Municipal Corporation after nearly eight years of delays.
• The 250-hectare scheme, proposed in 2017 for the rapidly developing Hinjewadi corridor, has faced repeated administrative and jurisdiction-related hurdles following the merger of parts of the project area into PMC limits.
• Maharashtra’s urban development department recently approved the first variation of the preliminary town planning scheme, removing a key regulatory hurdle for implementation.
• The project proposes planned urban development including road infrastructure, sewage networks, open spaces, public amenities, and organised residential and commercial layouts.
• Officials stated that a formal government notification is awaited to finalise transfer of project execution responsibilities to PMC.
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Pune Metro’s Hinjewadi–Shivajinagar corridor likely to open 12 stations by June-end

16 May 2026

• The first phase of Pune Metro Line 3 connecting Hinjewadi and Shivajinagar is expected to begin operations by the end of June, subject to mandatory safety clearances.
• Around 12 stations on the 23.2-km elevated corridor are likely to become operational initially, while work on the remaining stations is targeted for completion later this year.
• The corridor is being developed by Pune IT City Metro Rail Limited under a public-private partnership model involving the Tata Group and Siemens.
• Officials stated that trial runs across the full route have already been completed and the project has achieved over 95 per cent physical progress.
• The metro line is expected to improve connectivity between Pune’s central business district and the Hinjewadi IT hub, where large-scale residential and commercial development has taken place in recent years.
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Pune administration starts reclaiming leased government land after multiple violations surface

14 May 2026

The Pune district administration has started reclaiming government land leased on a long-term basis after identifying several violations during a large verification exercise across the district. Authorities found breaches in nearly 240 land parcels out of more than 2,100 leased properties that were reviewed. Violations included illegal construction, unauthorised land use changes, non-renewal of leases, sub-letting and occupation beyond approved limits. Orders to take back 15 plots have already been issued after hearings. The action follows increased scrutiny over government land transactions in Pune, including the Mundhwa and Tathawade land cases.Read more

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K Raheja Corp Homes launches 7.5-acre Raheja Vistas project in Baner Annex, Pune with low-density planning and 2031 delivery timeline

10 May 2026

K Raheja Corp Homes has launched Raheja Vistas, a 7.5-acre low-density residential project in Baner Annex, West Pune, marking its entry into an emerging micro-market. The RERA-registered development will offer 2, 3 and 4 BHK units with private decks and is scheduled for completion by 2031. Around 75 per cent of the land has been allocated to open spaces, with over 40 amenities planned. The project is positioned within a larger township and incorporates sustainability features such as solar power, wastewater recycling and EV charging. The launch aligns with ongoing infrastructure investments in Pune, including metro expansion and proposed high-speed rail connectivity.Read more

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Pune civic body clears new Metro routes to improve connectivity in peripheral areas

01 May 2026

Pune Municipal Corporation has approved proposals for multiple new Metro routes aimed at improving connectivity across Pune’s peripheral areas. The approved corridors include stretches such as Khadakwasla–Donaje, Katraj–Khed Shivapur, Katraj–Undri, and Wagholi–Lonikand. These routes are intended to link emerging residential and peri-urban zones with the city’s core and future infrastructure networks, including the proposed ring road. The proposals will now be forwarded to Maha Metro for preparation of detailed project reports. The move comes amid rising demand for transport infrastructure in newly developing micro-markets and is expected to support urban expansion and mobility planning.Read more

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Pune Metro starts Vanaz–Chandni Chowk extension to improve western connectivity

27 Apr 2026

Construction has commenced on the elevated extension of Pune Metro’s Vanaz–Chandni Chowk corridor, marking progress on a key link aimed at improving connectivity to the city’s western entry points. The 1.5 km stretch will include two stations—Kothrud Depot and Chandni Chowk—and is part of the broader Phase II expansion. Initial works such as soil testing, surveys and viaduct extension have begun, with execution planned in phases to minimise traffic disruption. The project is expected to enhance access for residential areas such as Kothrud and Bavdhan, while integrating with existing road infrastructure. The development reflects ongoing efforts to expand metro reach in high-density and rapidly growing urban corridors.Read more

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