Thirteen electricity infrastructure works in Bhore taluka have received a combined allocation of ₹1 crore 40 lakh 60 thousand, according to MLA Shankar Mandekar. The funding, secured through Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar, will cover transformer installations, replacement of ageing poles and cables, and extensions to local electricity networks.
The approved works are spread across villages and settlements in Bhore and include upgrades to high-voltage and low-voltage distribution systems. At Rambag Chowk in Bhore, ₹15.64 lakh has been approved to install an additional 22/200 kVA transformer, five poles for a 22 kV high-voltage line and five poles for a low-voltage line.
At Utrouli, ₹10.29 lakh will be used to install aerial bundled cable and replace 10 old poles. The work is intended to upgrade the existing local distribution infrastructure. At Mahangare Vasti in Sarole, ₹17.12 lakh has been sanctioned for a 100 kVA transformer.
The allocation also covers public and community locations. At the Zilla Parishad school and temple area in Nhavi 322, ₹8.01 lakh will fund the conversion of a low-tension overhead electricity line to aerial bundled cable. A further ₹2.63 lakh has been approved to install 10 electricity poles between Kanjale Main Road and the Kalubai temple.
At Girewadi in Kambare Khe. Ba., ₹15.66 lakh will support a new 12-pole line along with a 100 kVA transformer. Bholewade will receive ₹13.89 lakh for replacing old poles and aerial cable. In Pisavare and Mahude, ₹11.96 lakh has been sanctioned for new 100 kVA transformers to support water-supply infrastructure.
Other transformer-related works include ₹12.94 lakh for Bare Khurd, ₹8.16 lakh for Taparewadi, ₹11.66 lakh for Harnas and ₹10.24 lakh for Mhalawadi. Each of these locations has been approved for a 100 kVA transformer. At the cremation ground near Ghorpadewadi in Ambawade, ₹2.34 lakh will be used to relocate an electricity transformer.
The projects indicate that the allocation is focused on strengthening last-mile electricity infrastructure in rural settlements, including systems linked to water supply and community facilities. The announcement does not specify the implementation schedule, tender process or expected completion dates. Further details on execution will depend on the concerned electricity distribution authorities and the rollout of the sanctioned works.
