Archive · 9 Sep 2026
Panvel Intensifies Road Repairs Ahead of Ganeshotsav 2026
Panvel is fixing roads before the Ganeshotsav festival begins.
Many people and devotees are expected to travel through the city during the celebrations.
Some roads have potholes that could make travel difficult or unsafe.
Municipal workers are filling potholes and adding concrete where needed.
In Kalamboli, one repair site is on Road No.
1 in Sector 3.
Other repairs are happening at Ganesh Ghat, Papadipada and Road No.
19.
City officials are checking roads to find places that need urgent work.
They want to finish the repairs quickly and help prevent traffic problems.
Panvel Municipal Corporation has intensified road repairs ahead of Ganeshotsav 2026.
The civic body is addressing potholes and carrying out concreting on roads across its jurisdiction.
In Kalamboli, repairs are underway on Road No. 1 in Sector 3 between Hanuman Temple and KLE College.
Work is also taking place at Ganesh Ghat, Papadipada, Road No. 19 and other major roads.
Officials said inspections and priority repairs aim to reduce traffic bottlenecks and improve safety for residents and devotees.
- Who
- The Panvel Municipal Corporation, under Mayor Nitin Patil and Municipal Commissioner Mangesh Chitale, is conducting the work.
- What
- The civic body is repairing potholes, concreting roads and inspecting routes.
- When
- The work was reported on September 8, 2026, ahead of Ganeshotsav 2026.
- Where
- Across the Panvel Municipal Corporation area, including Kalamboli, Ganesh Ghat, Papadipada and Road No. 19.
- Why
- To provide safer, smoother travel for residents and devotees and reduce traffic bottlenecks during the festival.
- Civic body
- Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC)
- Reported date
- September 8, 2026
- Festival
- Ganeshotsav 2026
- Kalamboli location
- Road No. 1, Sector 3, between Hanuman Temple and KLE College
- Other repair locations
- Ganesh Ghat, Papadipada and Road No. 19
- Repair methods
- Pothole filling and concreting where necessary
- Stated goal
- Safer travel, smoother movement and fewer traffic bottlenecks