Alternate day water supply for Kharadi
The Free Press Journal|June 09, 2023
Days after the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) started Thursday water cuts, it issued a notice regarding a revised water supply schedule for Kharadi's ward number 4 in response to numerous complaints about insufficient and disrupted water supply. This revised plan will take effect from Saturday, June 10.
Alternate day water supply for Kharadi

Currently, the water supply to the entire city is suspended every Thursday to conserve water till monsoon. However, citizens in the Kharadi had issues regarding the disrupted water supply. As a result, the PMC has decided to provide water every alternate day in the area. Additionally, the civic body has revised the timings for water supply in various parts of Kharadi.

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