PCB has 6,000 wannabe voters PUNE, Dec 4: Pune Cantonment Board (PCB) has received around 6,000 applications
for inclusion of names in voters list by the last day for receiving
applications. |
| GIFT WITH LOVE: Vallari Karmarkar and Sonali Kulkarni hand over chairs donated by Rotary Club of Pune East, at Bal Kalyan Sanstha, on the World Disabled Day. |
Nailing culprits tough: Officials PUNE, Dec 4: The alleged incidents of illegal pre-natal sex determination tests
followed by abortions being carried out at a hospital near Daund, have sent a
shock wave in the civic machinery. The tests were being allegedly carried out
at Divekar Hospital. |
Cantt elections: Ward reservation concludes PUNE, Dec 3: Bringing to a close reservation of wards in three cantonments for
upcoming elections, ward No. 3, 7 and 8 of the Khadki Cantonment Board (KCB)
have been declared as reserved for women on Monday. |
| WAITING FOR A BETTER FUTURE: A long queue for filling the AIEEE exam forms at Syndicate Bank, Laxmi Road on Tuesday. |
Kalmadi irked over delay in civic works PUNE, Dec 3: Giving a warning that the central government may have to intervene
due to the delay in implementation of development works as part of the
Jawaharal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), city MP Suresh Kalmadi
on Monday said the government has forwarded a letter to the Pune Municipal
Corporation (PMC) to expedite the works. |
Pune’s 35 small wonders return Kartiki Shastry
PUNE, Dec 4: In all, 35 students from Pune have returned after a
triumphant win at the Sociable Intellectual Progressive (SIP) International
Abacus competition held in Colombo, Sri Lanka on Sunday. |
Rs 1,300 cr plan for Pune station PUNE, Dec 3: A Rs 1,300 crore plan has been suggested for the modernisation of
the Pune railway station. The plan takes a novel approach, seeking to raise
funds for the project by commercialisation of the lands, which are currently
encroached upon by the slum dwellers. |
Former DCOAS passes away PUNE, Dec 4: Former defence attaché at Bangladesh and retired deputy chief of
Army Staff (DCOAS), Southern Command, Lt Gen Ashok Chaki died on Tuesday due to
illness. |
Land acquisition mars DP projects PUNE, Dec 3: The last Development Plan (DP) for Pune was prepared in 1987, but
over the last 20 years, just 32 per cent of the lands that had been reserved
could be developed. Delays in acquisition of land have been the main reason why
the lands could not be developed as had been envisaged in the DP. |
JNNURM: PMC seeks Rs 50 crore more PUNE, Dec 4: To expedite land acquisition for development projects under the
Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), the Pune Municipal
Corporation has sought an additional amount of Rs 50 crore. |
Grahak Hitvardhini cell to fight corruption PUNE, Dec 3: To help citizens who face red tape and corruption in government
and civic offices, Grahak Hitvardhini is setting up a service cell that will
offer help at a fixed rate. |
No UK visa from Friday PUNE, Dec 4: The British High Commission has announced that it will temporarily
close its India offices (operations) from Friday onwards till December 11 to
initiate the biometric data arrangement. The move is a part of a longstanding
British government strategy to curb identity frauds and illegal migration to
the United Kingdom. |
Calendar to feature Bhimsen Joshi PUNE, Dec 3: A collection of 12 photographs of Pt Bhimsen Joshi captured at
Sawai Gandharv Music Festival during the last 25 years will be featured in a
calendar. A city-based photographer Sateesh Paknikar will publish Swaradhiraj,
a new year’s calendar. |
Hopes go up in ‘smoke’ PUNE, Dec 4: Activists and health experts campaigning for the implementation of
the Pictorial Warnings Law, which was to come into effect from December 1, are
disheartened after a court deferred the implementation of the law for the
fourth time. |
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