Ten Days to Ganeshotsav, Nagpur Is Short of Pothole-Repair Machines
Nagpur has counted 1,282 potholes with Ganeshotsav starting September 14, but its hot mix department is running on half its tippers and two of five rollers.
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Nagpur has counted 1,282 potholes with Ganeshotsav starting September 14, but its hot mix department is running on half its tippers and two of five rollers.
NMC’s 40-day recovery drive ends on September 30. Of the Rs 1,279 crore it is chasing across 3.24 lakh properties, Rs 587 crore is penalty, not tax.
Nashik’s civic body has floated a Rs 9.82-crore tender to blast rock inside Gangapur Dam and reach 600 MCFt of water the city cannot currently lift.
NMC has launched a single online portal for Ganesh mandal permits after nearly 18% of applications were rejected last year. Here’s what mandals need to know.
A pothole-linked crash on Nashik’s Ambad Link Road killed a 54-year-old resident this week, as NMC races to fill 3,000 potholes and officials face resignation calls.
As Nagpur’s Smart City company winds down, its cameras, command centre and traffic systems pass to the municipal corporation, along with the bill to run them.
Nagpur’s garbage collection fell over 6,400 tonnes since April, prompting an NMC probe into whether the city produces less waste or was overbilled.
Only 426 of Nagpur’s 3,669 new buildings have occupancy certificates. Union minister Nitin Gadkari has now set a four-month clock on the rest.
Nagpur’s Rs 1,047-crore cement road drive has left roads sitting higher than drains, trapping rainwater in homes and shops even as Phase V nears launch.
Four deaths on pothole-ridden Nashik roads have triggered fines, a minister’s ultimatum and a citizens’ march on NMC set for August 7.
The Bombay High Court’s Nagpur bench has ordered NMC to justify its flood control claims after the same low-lying areas went under water again this week.
Manish Nagar underpass flooded again in Nagpur’s latest downpour, days after NMC unveiled a City Disaster Management Plan meant to fix exactly this kind of failure.
Nagpur civic body has ordered every zone to clear 2 km of encroached footpath daily after its earlier 100-day drive failed to hold. Here’s what changed.
NMC’s Standing Committee is weighing a 10% property tax rise and doubled sewerage and fire levies, weeks after promising no new taxes in its budget.