Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Bhosari and Chinchwad Industries Face Waste Disposal Challenges
Industries in Bhosari and Chinchwad are struggling with how to get rid of their waste.
While the collection of regular garbage has improved with new trucks and sirens, the disposal of dangerous waste remains a big problem.
The local government wants the industries to take this waste to a special site far away, but this is expensive and difficult for smaller companies.
The industries want the local government to create a waste disposal plant nearby, but this is not happening, causing environmental concerns.
Industries in Bhosari and Chinchwad face challenges with hazardous waste disposal.
Non-hazardous waste collection has improved with new vehicles and sirens.
Hazardous waste must be disposed of at the Ranjangaon facility.
Small industries find the Ranjangaon disposal costly and difficult.
Industries are requesting a local hazardous waste disposal plant from the PCMC.
- Who
- Industries in Bhosari and Chinchwad, PCMC, MPCB
- What
- Challenges in disposing of hazardous waste and non-hazardous waste
- When
- Ongoing issue, with improvements in non-hazardous waste collection
- Where
- Pimpri-Chinchwad-Bhosari MIDC area and Ranjangaon
- Why
- Industries face difficulties and high costs in disposing hazardous waste and PCMC not addressing the issue.
Industries' View
PCMC's View
Hazardous Waste Disposal
Industries' View
Industries want a local disposal plant to reduce costs and environmental hazards.
PCMC's View
PCMC directs industries to Ranjangaon facility, stating they lack the expertise to set up a plant.
- Location
- Bhosari and Chinchwad, India
- Main Issue
- Hazardous waste disposal
- Hazardous Waste Disposal Site
- Ranjangaon facility
- Entities Involved
- Small and medium-scale industries, PCMC, MPCB
- MIDC area
- Pimpri-Chinchwad-Bhosari