Pune, 1st April 2025: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has reported a significant revenue generation of over Rs 4955 crore, marking a substantial growth in various sectors including property tax, water charges, and real estate. This achievement underscores the city's robust economic development and efficient municipal governance.
PuneRevenueProperty TaxReal EstateWater ChargesReal Estate PuneApr 01, 2025
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has generated over Rs 4955 crore in revenue.
The primary sources of revenue for the PMC include property tax, water charges, and the real estate sector.
The real estate sector has contributed to the PMC's revenue through the increase in property values and higher tax collections, driven by the city's growth and development.
The PMC is utilizing the generated revenue to improve various municipal services and infrastructure projects, including roads, parks, and public transport, as well as environmental initiatives.
The PMC ensures the sustainability of water resources through efficient water management practices and the implementation of sustainable water delivery systems.
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