The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has commenced the application process for legal water connections for housing societies in Mohammadwadi, Pune, India. This follows the completion of new overhead tanks near Ghule Chowk. Nandkishor Jagtap, chief engineer of the PMC water supply department, indicated that regular water distribution is anticipated to begin in approximately 10 days after cleaning the pipelines and conducting trials. To facilitate this, the PMC has issued a public notice urging societies to apply for new pipeline connections. The application process requires societies to engage a PMC-licensed plumber and submit various documents, including ownership papers and occupancy certificates, at the Cantonment Water Supply Centre in Camp. This development is particularly significant for residents of Undri and Mohammadwadi, who have faced erratic water supply for years and often relied on private tankers. Nivrutti Anna Bandal, a corporator from the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), emphasized that this long-standing issue has been addressed through collective efforts, marking a significant step forward for the community.