Baramati water supply will shift to an alternate-day schedule from Sunday, October 18, after the closure of the Nira Left Bank Canal rotation reduced the water available to the town, according to the Baramati Municipal Council. Regular supply will continue until Saturday, October 17, in Baramati city, Rui and the Baramati rural area.
The municipal council said the alternate-day arrangement would remain in place until the Nira Left Bank Canal rotation resumes. It has urged residents to use the available water carefully while the reduced supply schedule is in force.
The revised arrangement will affect different parts of Baramati on separate days. On Sunday, water supply will not be available in MHADA Colony, Mujawar Wada, Devale Estate, Pangalli, Samarthnagar, Amrai, Siddharthnagar, Vitthalnagar, Suhasnagar, Chandramaninagar, Vadar Society, Kore House, Indapur Road, the ST Stand area, Satwajinagar, Jawaharnagar, Post Road, Hambir Bol, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Marg, Cinema Road and Vijaynagar.
The Sunday no-supply list also includes Sai Ganesha Nagar, Aकल्पित Society, Ashoknagar, Anandanagar, Mayureshwar Apartment, Bhigwan Road, Vasantnagar, Avadhutnagar, Wheel Colony, Tapovan Colony, Vivekanandanagar, Avchat Estate, Christian Colony, Mahadev Mala, Sadgurunagar, Patangshahnagar, Medad Road, Kshatriya Nagar, Shravan Galli, Kosti Galli, Tandulwadi Ves Chowk, Siddheshwar Galli, Marwad Peth, Mahavir Path, Burud Galli, Nevase Road, Subhash Chowk, Kasab Galli, Kacheri Road, Bayajinagar, Gaothan, Sainagar, Green Pan and the entire Rui area.
On Monday, October 19, water supply will not be available across the Kasba area, Phaltan Road, Renukanagar, Mulla Vasti, Teachers Society, Lakshminarayan Nagar, Malegaon Road, Hanuman Nagar, Malegaon Colony, Satav Vasti, Shivajinagar, Jamdar Road, Karbhari Nagar, Savatamali Nagar, Shriramnagar, Chandani Chowk, Panchsheelnagar, Sathenagar, Jagtap Mala, the old Morgaon Road area, Khandobanagar and the entire new Morgaon Road area.
The municipal council has not specified a date for the restoration of daily supply. The alternate-day schedule will continue until the Nira Left Bank Canal rotation resumes, making the canal’s reopening the key condition for a return to regular water distribution.
