The Union Budget 2025 has announced significant allocations for Pune, with ₹699 crore for the Pune Metro and ₹230 crore for the Mula Mutha River Rejuvenation project. Reactions from Punekars have been mixed, ranging from appreciation to disappointment ove
Union Budget 2025Pune MetroMula Mutha River RejuvenationInfrastructure DevelopmentPunekarsReal Estate PuneFeb 02, 2025
The Union Budget 2025 has allocated ₹699.13 crore for the Pune Metro.
The Mula Mutha River Rejuvenation Project has been allocated ₹229.94 crore in the Union Budget 2025.
Kunal Tilak is a BJP spokesperson and vice-president of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) in Maharashtra. He is satisfied with the budget, particularly the allocation for the Pune Metro and the Mula Mutha River Rejuvenation Project.
Mohan Joshi, a senior Congress leader, criticized the budget for not improving the existing public transport system, not mentioning the Pune-Lonavala railway line expansion or the Pune-Nashik semi-high-speed rail project, and overall, finding it disappointing.
Ranjeet Rane, a public policy professional, believes that a long-term plan to promote the setting up of a defence manufacturing hub under the Atmanirbhar Bharat Mission was a missed opportunity, which could have created more employment opportunities in Pune.
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