The Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) has floated a ₹22.84 crore tender to build an independent fire station for Bhosari MIDC after years of demands from industrial associations. The four-storey facility will be built on Plot No. F-2, Block, opposite Tata Motors’ freight entrance, on land MIDC handed over to PCMC. It will have modern fire safety systems and staff accommodation. Bhosari MIDC has thousands of engineering units, including large-scale “mother” industries; until now, they relied on fire stations outside MIDC or assistance from nearby large industries such as Tata Motors.

The Bombay High Court directed Maharashtra government and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) to publish a gazette notification within 12 weeks declaring lapsed the reservation for a 7.5-metre-wide road on Survey No. 434/9A/2/1, corresponding to CS No. 2593 (part), in Kasarwadi, Bhosari. The order was passed on Aug 25 by a division bench of Justices MS Karnik and Sandesh Patil.

PCMC reserved the plot for road development in 1995. The court noted the statutory 10-year period expired in September 2005 without acquisition. The landowners served a purchase notice under Section 127 of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act on May 27, 2022. As the authorities did not acquire the property within 24 months of the notice, the reservation lapsed under the Act. The landowning family approached the High Court in 2024 over the delay.

49 MSMEs have proposed investments of Rs 2,320.97 crore in Chakan-Bhosari industrial belt in Pune district through memoranda of understanding. Proposed investments expected to boost production capacity, generate thousands of jobs and strengthen industrial ecosystem. Industries expected to begin production within one to two years. Industries Department and MIDC will provide land, infrastructure and necessary facilities. Government working to modernise industrial estates developed three to four decades ago and transform them into "industrial cities" with independent administrative mechanisms and self-funded administration through local taxes. Government plans to introduce "industrial city" concept in Pune district. Concept aims to provide industries with stronger, efficient, clean and industry-friendly environment to encourage fresh investments and expansion of existing units. Industries Minister stated Chakan region poised to attract significant investments; infrastructure issues being addressed on priority. Demand for land in Chakan area could exceed availability within a year given scale of investment expected.

Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MahaMetro) unveiled a revised plan for the Bhakti-Shakti to Chakan Metro corridor, expanding the route to 45.295 kilometres with 34 stations at an estimated cost of Rs 12,937.23 crore.

The line will begin at Bhakti-Shakti Chowk in Nigdi and end at Chakan, passing through Ravet, Punawale, Tathawade, Wakad, Pimple Saudagar, Pimple Gurav, Nashik Phata, Bhosari, Moshi, and Kurali.

At Wakad, commuters will be able to interchange with the Hinjawadi-Shivajinagar Metro corridor.

Revised proposal includes three new stations at Landewadi, Bhosari Gaon and Bhosari Sector No. 1. Of the total 34 stations, 28 will be within Pimpri-Chinchwad, while six will fall under Chakan Municipal Council limits.

Project is the second phase of metro expansion in Pimpri-Chinchwad. Metro services currently operate between Dapodi and Pimpri. Work is underway to extend the line by 4.519 kilometres up to Bhakti-Shakti Group Sculpture Chowk in Nigdi.

The revised plan will be placed before Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation's General Body Meeting, then sent to state government for clearance.

The Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) demolished an unauthorised structure inside Joggers Park in Shivtej Nagar, Ward No. 11, Bhosari Assembly constituency on Wednesday using two JCB machines with heavy police deployment.

The structure was allegedly being built as a temple in the public park. Environmental activists, local residents and BJP corporators opposed the construction, claiming it was unauthorised and illegal.

A political dispute arose between BJP and NCP, with former NCP mayor Mangala Kadam confronting BJP MLA Mahesh Landge over the construction. Kadam alleged Landge issued a supporting letter. Controversy intensified over rumours the construction was funded through MLA development funds.

The District Planning Committee confirmed no permission had been granted for the project. The municipal administration proceeded with demolition as part of anti-encroachment drive to protect public spaces. Environmentalists celebrated the action.