Pashan Sus Road, Pune

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is set to undertake significant infrastructure development in 32 merged villages, with an investment of approximately Rs 2,000 crore. This initiative, supported by the World Bank, Central Government, and Maharashtra Government, will focus on improving water supply, sewage networks, roads, and stormwater drainage.

Pune Municipal Corporation has decided to appoint a contractor to construct the 200-meter incomplete stretch of the Baner-Pashan link road. This crucial road connects Baner, Balewadi, and Pashan, benefiting approximately 2.5 lakh people. The project, sanctioned in 1992, faced delays due to land acquisition issues. The PMC has deposited Rs 25 crore for land acquisition.

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has earmarked ₹954 crore in its draft budget for FY2026-27 to fund infrastructure development in villages recently merged into the city's limits. This allocation aims to address gaps in civic amenities such as roads, sewage networks, and water supply in these peripheral areas, ensuring uniform development and improved service delivery.

Pune's new double-decker flyover, featuring a road flyover below and a Metro line above, was inaugurated by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to alleviate traffic congestion in areas like Baner, Pashan, Shivajinagar, and Aundh. Additionally, a 31.50 km six-lane elevated highway will be constructed on the Pune-Solapur national highway from Hadapsar to Yavat at a cost of ₹5,262 crore

Several infrastructure projects in and around Pune are progressing towards completion. One of the two new river bridges on the Mutha River at Warje on the Mumbai-Bengaluru Bypass is complete ,awaiting final testing, Balewadi-Kaspate Wasti bridge over the Mula-Mutha river, is expected to complete in an year. Pune University Square flyover is targeted for completion in 2026 ,easing traffic to Shivajinagar, Aundh, Baner, and Pashan.