Archive · 21 Jul 2026
PMC Announces Water Supply Shutdown in East Pune
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has announced that water supply will be shut off in several areas of east Pune on July 23.
This is because they need to move a big water pipe and do some maintenance work at the Holkar Water Treatment Plant.
The areas affected include places like Mhaske Vasti, Ganesh Nagar, and Kalas Malwadi.
The PMC advises residents to store enough water before the shutdown and use it wisely during this time.
After the work is done, water supply might be delayed and at low pressure on July 24.
The PMC says this work is important to make the city's water system better and reduce such interruptions in the future.
Water supply will be shut off in several east Pune areas on July 23.
The shutdown is for relocating a major water pipeline and maintaining the Holkar Water Treatment Plant.
Affected areas include Mhaske Vasti, Ganesh Nagar, Kalas Malwadi, and more.
Residents are advised to store water before the shutdown and use it carefully.
Water supply may be delayed and at low pressure on July 24.
- Who
- Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC)
- What
- Water supply shutdown in several east Pune localities
- When
- July 23
- Where
- East Pune, including areas under the Bund Garden and Chatushrungi Water Supply Divisions
- Why
- To relocate a major water pipeline and carry out maintenance work at the Holkar Water Treatment Plant.
Residents' Concerns
PMC's Justification
Inconvenience vs. Necessity
Residents' Concerns
Residents may face significant inconvenience due to the water supply shutdown, especially if they are not adequately prepared.
PMC's Justification
The shutdown is necessary for the relocation of a major water pipeline and maintenance work to improve the city's water distribution system.
- Date of Shutdown
- July 23
- Affected Areas
- Several areas in east Pune, including Mhaske Vasti, Ganesh Nagar, Kalas Malwadi, and more.
- Reason for Shutdown
- Relocation of a major water pipeline and maintenance work at the Holkar Water Treatment Plant.
- Expected Water Supply After Shutdown
- Delayed and low-pressure water supply on July 24.
- Advice to Residents
- Store enough water before the shutdown and use it carefully during the disruption.