The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has successfully connected a 19-km pipeline as part of its 24x7 water supply scheme, which aims to provide consistent water access to areas including Mohammadwadi, Dorabjee Paradise, and Corinthian. This project, launched on May 1, is expected to serve approximately 400,000 residents and significantly reduce the reliance on water tankers. Additional municipal commissioner Pavneet Kaur highlighted that some areas might begin receiving water by May 15, pending network completion. The initiative has been in development since 2018-19, with the main pipeline operational as of this month. Despite facing challenges such as land acquisition and traffic management, the project is seen as a critical step towards addressing water shortages in south Pune. Former Shiv Sena corporator Nana Bhangire and local residents have expressed hope for continued efforts to resolve water supply issues across the region.