Ward 53 · Pune Municipal Corporation

Narhe – Khadakwasla

Corporator: TBD — Contact Sushaasan · Annual budget ₹2.1 Cr

Solution cost vs annual allocation₹3.4 L / ₹2.1 Cr(2%)

Resolving every active brief uses 2% of the ward's annual budget.

👥For Citizens

What's happening in this ward

4 issues reported this week
Electricity1 reports
5/5

1 report via instagram about electricity issues in this area. Avg severity 5.0/5.

Garbage9 reports
3/5

Pimple Saudagar Rahatani-side lanes — wet-waste pickup skipped repeatedly during festival week.

Traffic3 reports
3/5

2 reports via instagram about traffic issues in this area. Avg severity 3.0/5.

Water30 reports
2/5

3 reports via instagram about water issues in this area. Avg severity 2.7/5.

📋For the Corporator's Office
AI-synthesised brief

Ready-to-act solution plan

Data-backed. Budget-checked. Steps named by department. The corporator's office decides — Sushaasan just does the groundwork.

Traffic✓ Within budget

3 Instagram reports identify traffic issues in Ward 53 with average severity 2.67/5, indicating moderate congestion or signal-related problems requiring targeted intervention. The low post volume suggests localized bottlenecks rather than systemic infrastructure failure.

52
Priority
₹83K estimate14 days4 steps
What government can do
  1. 1

    Deploy PMC traffic marshals at 2 identified congestion points in Ward 53 for 7 days to manually regulate flow and identify peak-hour patterns; 2 marshals × 7 days × ₹2,200/marshal/day

    Traffic Engineering Cell7d₹31K
  2. 2

    Conduct signal re-timing at 2 junctions in the affected area to optimize green-light cycles based on observed traffic patterns; ₹6,500/junction

    Traffic Engineering Cell10d₹13K
  3. 3

    Install 4 new road signage boards (No Parking, Lane Discipline, Speed Limit) at identified problem spots; ₹3,500/sign including installation

    Traffic Engineering Cell14d₹14K
  4. 4

    Patch road surface defects causing traffic slowdowns at identified locations; estimated 25 sqm at ₹1,000/sqm

    Roads Department14d₹25K
How citizens can help

Respect new lane markings once they appear · RWA liaisons coordinate with Traffic Police rapid-response group · share specific evidence, not generalised complaints.

Citizens are partners, not petitioners.
Garbage✓ Within budget

Residents in Pimple Saudagar Rahatani-side lanes reported wet-waste pickup being skipped repeatedly during festival week, with 9 posts on Reddit highlighting the issue. The disruption appears localized to internal lanes with severity rated at 2.8/5, indicating moderate but persistent service gaps during high-waste-generation period.

42
Priority
₹1.5 L estimate14 days5 steps
What government can do
  1. 1

    Deploy 2 additional wet-waste collection vehicles to Rahatani-side lanes in Pimple Saudagar for 7 days to clear backlog; assign specific route covering lanes mentioned in complaints; vehicle hire at ₹4,500/day × 2 vehicles × 7 days

    Solid Waste Management Department7d₹63K
  2. 2

    Install 4 covered 660L wet-waste bins at lane entry points in Rahatani-side area to serve as overflow collection points; bins at ₹18,000 each

    Solid Waste Management Department5d₹72K
  3. 3

    Assign 1 SWM supervisor to physically verify daily morning collection (6-9 AM) in affected lanes for 14 days and submit photo-timestamped compliance report; supervisor inspection allowance ₹800/day

    Solid Waste Management Department14d₹11K
  4. 4

    Update Ghanta Gadi GPS route to mandatorily include all 6 internal Rahatani-side lanes; submit revised route map to SWM zonal office within 3 days for permanent schedule integration

    Solid Waste Management Department3d₹0
  5. 5

    Spray bio-enzyme odor neutralizer at 8 identified garbage accumulation spots; 20L drums at ₹1,200 each × 3 drums plus labor

    Solid Waste Management Department2d₹6K
How citizens can help

Households segregate at source · shopfronts use new covered bins · RWAs verify collection-day adherence and escalate misses through ward office.

Citizens are partners, not petitioners.
Electricity✓ Within budget

1 Instagram report documents electricity issues in Ward 53 with maximum severity rating of 5.0/5, indicating critical power supply disruption requiring immediate intervention. The corporator can initiate emergency coordination with MSEDCL and deploy PMC Street-Light Cell resources for any municipal lighting components.

78
Priority
₹1.1 L estimate7 days6 steps
What government can do
  1. 1

    Lodge formal complaint with MSEDCL Pune division citing Ward 53 electricity failure; obtain complaint reference number and estimated restoration timeline from MSEDCL control room within 24 hours

    PMC Electrical Department1d₹0
  2. 2

    Deploy PMC electrician team to inspect all municipal streetlight infrastructure in affected locality of Ward 53; document any PMC-side faults in transformer connections or distribution boxes

    Street-Light Cell2d₹8K
  3. 3

    Replace any damaged LED streetlight units identified during inspection; estimate 5 poles requiring new LED fixtures at ₹4,000 per pole

    Street-Light Cell5d₹20K
  4. 4

    Repair PMC-owned electrical junction boxes and underground cable faults if identified; allocate emergency electrical repair budget for 50 metres of cable work at ₹600/metre

    Street-Light Cell7d₹30K
  5. 5

    Install 2 temporary diesel generator sets at critical public locations (community hall, water pump station) if MSEDCL restoration exceeds 48 hours; generator hire at ₹8,000/day for 3 days

    PMC Electrical Department4d₹48K
  6. 6

    Submit written escalation letter to MSEDCL Executive Engineer with corporator's signature demanding priority restoration; attach photographic evidence from Instagram report

    Ward Office2d₹0
How citizens can help

RWAs photo-log streetlight outages weekly · residents avoid junction-box tampering · use the MSEDCL fault-number helpline for evidence trail.

Citizens are partners, not petitioners.