CREDAI writes to state govt with realty sector issues
CREDAI writes to state govt with realty sector issues
ByVijay ChavanVijay Chavan / Updated: Apr 7, 2021, 06:00 IST
During last year’s lockdown, work at 5,000 construction sites was halted; PIC: MANOJ BIDKAR
The realtors’ working body seeks clarification from the authorities about certain lockdown rules, allowing them to keep their offices functioning at full tilt
Members of the
Real Estate Developers Associations of India (
CREDAI), the apex body for private real estate developers have written a letter to chief secretary of state government and pointed out contradictions in recent break the chain lockdown order pertaining to their sector.
547 fires in 90 days, and now 1 less fire team
547 fires in 90 days, and now 1 less fire team
ByAnurag BendeAnurag Bende / Updated: Apr 1, 2021, 06:00 IST
Rising incidents of blazes leave
Pune fire brigade struggling amid ongoing manpower shortage; moreover, one team can not longer move out of
CoEP jumbo centre campus
In just the last 90 days, since the fresh year began, there have been a total of a whopping 547 calls of fire incidents that the Pune fire brigade team has attended to despite its limited manpower.
And now, that manpower has further shrunk, because the fire brigade has to continuously deploy a team at the COVID-19 jumbo facility at College of Engineering, Pune (CoEP). This has resulted after the
4 Narhe factories burnt to ground in 245th fire incident reported in March
4 Narhe factories burnt to ground in 245th fire incident reported in March
ByAnurag BendeAnurag Bende / Updated: Apr 1, 2021, 06:00 IST
fire tenders to douse flames in an hour, with
PMRDA reinforcements
Four factories set up in the
Narhe area were completely destroyed in a major fire that took place on Wednesday morning, but human casualty was averted as workers of these factories managed to escape from the structures before the fire spread across all units. This also happened to be the 245th fire incident in the month of March across Pune.
Civic body builds its waste centre inside flood line
Civic body builds its waste centre inside flood line
ByVijay ChavanVijay Chavan / Updated: Feb 15, 2021, 06:00 IST
NGT RULINGS
Residents of nearby societies on Burning Ghat Rd in KP many of whom are ironically civic officials outraged that this irresponsible activity could worsen
monsoon floods for them
Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) over the range of encroachments inside off-limits-for-construction zones of the
Mula-Mutha river under its limits, the civic body in 2020 appointed a private agency to clean up the river, spending crores of rupees on the muchneeded activity.
And yet, this local body which is ideally tasked with executing NGT orders without fail has now in 2021 been caught ironically violating the same instructions. PMC has reportedly started construction of a waste segregation centre (feeder point) right inside the flood line of the Mula-Mutha near Burning Ghat Road in Koregaon Park (KP), inviting o
Three Government Agencies to Probe into SII Fire Accident:- Serum Institute of India happens to be the largest vaccine manufacturer of the world and the premises are spread across 100 acres. The whole nation was left in shock after the fire broke out in SII yesterday afternoon. Some top officials from the fire wings of three Maharashtra government agencies have been asked to probe into the matter. The fire accident killed five people. The heads of Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) and Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) will probe into the matter.
Five contract labour died in the fire accident in a five-storey building that caught fire in the premises of Manjari. The top two floors of the building are completely damaged and they are under construction. They are located in the SEZ area of the premises. Devendra Potphode, Chief Fire Officer, PMRDA said that the authorities will investigate the matter and will sub