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Cutting off of water connection from public taps to save water

The Maharashtra government has officially declared drought in 123 talukas. With this backdrop, the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has decided to crack down on water wastage in the city. The civic body decided to take steps to prevent water wastage. And they are starting with public water connections. According to PMC records, there are 2,500 such […]

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Mandatory use of recycled sewage water on the cards

The state government is likely to make it mandatory for all municipal corporations to treat and use sewage water for non-drinking purposes. The urban development department (UDD) has asked municipal corporations to make the system economically viable, socially acceptable, technically and institutionally appropriate; they must ensure sustainable sanitation systems in urban areas. Sewage is now

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City’s concrete spread must be on eco-friendly lines

New Delhi-based research and advocacy organization, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) recently conduct survey on environmental challenges and solutions for building construction sector for cities like Pune that are badly affected by water crises. They may also face a power shortage in the future. It is only during a crisis that the PMC wakes

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Less rain in Pune goes with agro-climatic zone

Anxiety is rising in Pune and some other parts of the state about deficient rainfall, but state agriculture commissioner Umakant Danga does not see the lack of precipitation as abnormal. Mr. Danga said Deficient rainfall in Pune and western Maharashtra is consistent with its agro-climatic status and the good rainfall these areas received in the last two years was

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Rainwater harvesting must for new buildings

PUNE: The standing committee on Tuesday approved a resolution to make rainwater harvesting system mandatory for all new constructions and existing government owned buildings in the city. The committee also approved the heritage walk proposal. The committee’s chairman Baburao Chandere said, “The members unanimously approved the resolution that new buildings that will come up in

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