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83-Km Pune Inner Ring Road: PMRDA Begins Fresh Land Acquisition Drive Across Maval, Mulshi & Haveli

Pune: The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) has stepped up land acquisition for its 83.12-km Inner Ring Road, with village meetings and joint land measurements scheduled across Maval, Mulshi and Haveli tehsils from Oct 7 to 17. The latest drive comes as the authority seeks to speed up the acquisition process for the 65-metre-wide road, aimed at easing traffic congestion in…

83-Km Pune Inner Ring Road: PMRDA Begins Fresh Land Acquisition Drive Across Maval, Mulshi & Haveli

Pune's Inner Ring Road project gained momentum as the PMRDA embarked on a fresh land acquisition campaign across Maval, Mulshi, and Haveli tehsils from October 7 to 17. The 83.12-km, 65-metre-wide road aims to alleviate traffic congestion in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad by diverting traffic away from existing urban roads.

Land measurement and valuation have been completed in Mouje Solu, Nirgudi, and Vadgaon Shinde, with ₹144 crore in compensation deposited with the Pune District Collector's Office. The administration is now focusing on acquiring the remaining land through direct engagement with farmers and landholders during special village meetings and joint measurement drives.

Village meetings were scheduled in Maval and Haveli tehsils, including Salumbre, Darumbre, Manjari Khurd, Vadki, Godumbare, Parandwadi, Sangavade, and Dhamne. PMRDA officials urged affected landholders to participate in the meetings and measurement process to receive higher compensation and expedite the administrative process. The goal is to complete the project through consent and cooperation without resorting to compulsory land acquisition.

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