Panvel Municipal Corporation Approves Proposal To Launch Its Own Public Transport Service
Panvel: The Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) on Thursday approved a proposal to launch its own transport service, along with several civic development and youth welfare initiatives, during its special general body meeting held at the Adya Krantiveer Vasudev Balwant Phadke Natyagriha in Panvel. The meeting, numbered 11, was chaired by Mayor Nitin Patil and saw discussions and approval of various…
On Thursday, the Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) voted in favor of establishing its own public transport service, alongside various other civic development projects and youth welfare programs, during a special general body meeting at the Adya Krantiveer Vasudev Balwant Phadke Natyagriha. The meeting, chaired by Mayor Nitin Patil, discussed and approved several proposals, including the construction of road overpasses (ROBs) through MahaRail at locations within the city where railway gates are missing.
Additionally, the PMC approved administrative approval for 78 works under the District Annual Plan (General) 2025-26, as part of the district-level Nagarotthan Mahabhiyan scheme. The body also extended the deadline for Maharashtra's MBBS and BDS admissions for 2026 until October 16, and announced free skill development training programs for local youth, covering both technical and non-technical subjects.
Furthermore, the PMC approved a proposal to offer free training related to Navi Mumbai International Airport, with the aim of preparing young residents for potential employment opportunities in the aviation sector.
Another proposal cleared by the general body involves conducting free technical and small entrepreneurship development training programs for local youth, in collaboration with the Maharashtra Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (MCED). The meeting also approved a proposal to nominate members for the formation of a Tree Authority Committee for the Panvel Municipal Corporation area.
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